With the Oscars approaching, we decided to make a list of the movies nominated, including their IMDB ratings and Amazon links. Read more »
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Seduce Me and Green Porno w/ Isabella Rossellini
Isabella Rossellini is Ingrid Bergman's daughter. Lately, she has been transforming her strong sense of entitlement coming from Ingrid's adulation into "educational porn" short films. Read more »
malcolm mcdowell and his movies
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When we think of Malcolm McDowell, we tend to think mostly of his work in either Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange (1971) or even Caligula. Yet his most important work is, in my eyes, the movie O Lucky Man! (1973) a movie based on his idea where he is also credited as a writer, followed by his first true movie, If…. (1968). Read more »
Dramatic, Powerful Monologues
To become a good actor, an aspiring actor needs to practice, which means going to casting calls. And for those, he or she needs a few monologues on the ready. Let’s see what suggestions we get from AI. Read more »
Cuchet Cave and Radon Gas
There is a relatively recently discovered cave in France that has some astounding prehistoric paintings on its walls, most likely the oldest in the world. It also has, as most caves, a high concentration of the toxic Radon gas. Read more »
Brigitte Bardot, animal rights and Bucharest dog cull
Brigitte Bardot makes again headlines in her fight to put animals above people. Her fascist past notwithstanding, this is a good opportunity to take a look at the animal rights movement. Read more »
Marriage and Joy. Division.
A friend's link posted on Facebook about fidelity, monogamy and marriage reminded me of a famous Joy Division song. Read more »
Weird tales of high-school sex and redemption
A spat of sex news have recently awaken me from my innocent slumber. Most are disturbing, some are interesting and some - I already forgot. Read more »
Math Halloween
Some teachers (well, a Prof in this case) love their job. And it shows! Since that's scary, we show it back to you! Happy Halloween! Read more »
British Sexophobia
On the wings of a new study that found a genetic background to some people's early sexual start, we decided to look at how the Brits and “United Statesians” cope with their prudishness, their Victorian and Elisabethan traditions and not in the least, the pressures of having the teenage population most prone to binge drinking and to pregnancies. Read more »
Donald E Cameron and the German Collective Guilt
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Most people who travel extensively through Europe will inevitably come to the conclusion that most German people they meet seem to still feel, five decades post-Holocaust, a sense of collective guilt for their parents’ and grandparents’ crimes. I always wondered where is that coming from. Read more »
Rules for writing from writers
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The world is full of rules. First, there were the 10 commandments (we're purposely ignoring the ethical Greeks and others before them). Bill Maher ends his show with "new rules". APA and MLA have their own citations rules. There's a guy who even wrote Rules for life, work, management. Before we delve in any of those, we need to follow a few basic rules of writing. Read more »
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