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Funny (real) People

August 4, 2009Leave a comment

Funny (real) People

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Nerdprom now on Trashwire

May 12, 2009Leave a comment

The write up, photos and video from the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner are up now on trashwire.com at http://trashwire.com/2009/05/11/the-a-list-comes-out-for-nerdprom/

Enjoy a few pics here too…

The Room Rap Song by The Brooklyn Doctors

April 2, 2009Leave a comment

Just posted this on the Trashwire Blog but felt like it deserved to be up here too because it is one of my favorite things ever.

5 things I learned about dudes from watching Super Bowl ads

February 2, 2009Leave a comment

5 things I learned about dudes from watching Super Bowl ads

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The brand new Trashwire.com

January 26, 2009Leave a comment

After getting about 3 hours of sleep the entire weekend, I finally launched the brand spankin’ new redesign on Trashwire.com.

The new Trashwire.com design

I scoured the internet looking for the coolest WordPress themes and finally settled on a fantastic magazine theme by Gabfire. I made a few alterations, which took forever since I’m definitely not a PHP genius, and I was able to customize it to fit Trashwire. Continue reading →

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I’ve watched over 300 movies this year, but these were my faves. Which ones have you seen? Martin Scorsese received a lot of pushback for comparing the Marvel films to amusement park rides, but James Cameron seems to have embraced that for his Avatar franchise. Much like the previous two films, Avatar: Fire and Ash is about the experience, about popping on your 3D glasses and letting the IMAX screen fill your field of vision as you and your fellow audience members spend a few hours transported to the world of Pandora. Timothee Chalamet delivers a captivating performance as a fast-talking table tennis player in relentless pursuit of greatness in Josh Safdie’s Marty Supreme. Director Selvamani Selvaraj’s new Tamil film, Kaantha, gives us a vintage noir-style thriller about the deadly ego clash between Dulquer Salmaan as a superstar actor and Samuthirakani as an auteur director, with Bhagyashri Borse as the debutant actress caught in the middle. While the story might be set in the past, the film represents a bold new step for South Indian cinema. Rahul Ravindran’s The Girlfriend is a poignant story that has women everywhere feeling seen—so of course, YouTube is filled with reviews from salty men pouting about it. The Predator movie franchise has gone from gory R-rated action to feeling like a Star Wars spinoff with Predator: Badlands. Baahubali: The Epic is like my cinematic dream come true. After watching The Beginning and the Conclusion so many times at home, this remix gave me the chance to experience S. S. Rajamouli’s saga as one epic film. Rose Byrne gives a powerhouse performance in Mary Bronstein’s If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, a movie that aims to make you uncomfortable, and boy does it succeed! Despite some strengths, After the Hunt is a somewhat disappointing meander through what might have been a fascinating story. The three central performances from Julia Roberts, Andrew Garfield, and Ayo Edebiri are praiseworthy, but I wish the screenplay had given us more. Instead, many of the ideas here are never quite explored.

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