In the central control tower, they’re beaming out skulls. Have you noticed? From pole posters to surfboard covers, every second fashion boutique window and the walking one shouldered, Oxford st tee-shirt brigade, the skull seeps into our day. Even saw … Continue reading
by j p, September 4, 2006 0 comments
Self-confessed short attention spanner, Londonite Duncan Beiny AKA DJ Yoda is gathering momentum with take on hip hop spliced with pop culture and bad taste. Fond of mixing Neighbours dialogue with Wu Tang beats, he has taken to upping his … Continue reading
by j p, August 17, 2006 0 comments
“Is it a game, or is it real?” asked Matthew Broderick in War Games, an 1980’s take on Stanley Kubrick’s Dr.Strangelove, and an amusingly Hollywood reflection about automated defence systems and the dangers posed. We’ve had two Gulf Wars since … Continue reading
by j p, July 29, 2006 0 comments
Spitting from the heftier corner, Groening’d surely have no trouble with scrawny Jonze in a wrestling ring. When it comes to the screen though, both have recent hands in promoting Al Gore: Spike ( directing in Melbourne soon) with a … Continue reading
by j p, July 21, 2006 0 comments
Business columns may swell with lusty talk of future online delivery models, from the few to the many, but this neglects one of the greatest things about the internet – it’s remarkable capacities for allowing people to creatively collaborate with … Continue reading
by j p, July 21, 2006 0 comments