Neutron Star Collision: Ah ha. Oh no. What the fuck.

ETA: You know, I think of Stephanie Meyer having an orgasm for the first time in her life over this, and it just proves that in this world, the bad guys win.

My older sister once had a photography teacher in college who tossed all of his work so that he could start afresh. He said it was a difficult thing to do - obviously, it was his effort, and he'd been building his portfolio for years, but he didn't think he was that he could move forward until it was gone. I've been weighing doing the same thing

I was 30 seconds late for a mugging last night. A crowd had gathered around the guy - they'd apparently thrown him up against a wall, and cut his scalp with the knife they had ( Read more... )

I nearly flipped my shit on the bus ride home from the set last night. You find out the name of the director of whatever you've done - last night it was "Boardwalk Empire" - so you can pop that on your resume and make it look complete and nicey-nice. You don't get much of a recommendation from the likes of Julie Taymor otherwise ( Read more... )

I'm weighing my options of buying tickets to see Matthew Barney lecture tonight. I don't know if this might already be sold out, or quite possibly people in NYC have better things to do with their Friday evenings.
Also, the Beets are playing at Death By Audio, and I'm tempted, if too exhausted to stand up straight right now.

Watching the "making of" of the video for Neutron Star Collison. At the Apple store. With, uhm, no sound. Eat a cheeseburger, Matt. Geez.

ETA: Well, Dom looks cute. I haven't heard this song yet. I'm kind of afraid to do so.

the band tonight is ... Parts and Labour? Perhaps? Augh, I want to see the Black Keys.

See, I'd totally be down with doing something like this, but I honestly don't know anyone who I feel would properly put up with this sort of nonsense. My social circle needs to expand to the more hardcore of nerddom.

Don't be lazy - do sports!

I'm doing an "MTV reality show" tomorrow night, set at a concert at the Knitting Factory. (If it was reality television, would they really both schedule this in advance and cast extras?) I can bring guests if I like, and I'll say now that I don't know what the show or the band is, so both have the ability to suck. So if you've got no plans and ( Read more... )