David Lynch

I am pretty much obsessed with coffee. I've been drinking coffee on a regular basis since I was in the ninth grade. In the ninth grade, I met my soon-to-be good friend, Toby, on the front yard lawn of my girlfriend's house. And during that first conversation with Toby, he happened to tell me that his father was a painter, a fine art painter. Hearing this news that an adult could be a painter -- an explosion went off in my head and from that moment on all I wanted to do was paint. And for me...Read Full Story

Inland Empire, written and directed by David Lynch, is a showcase for the awesome, fragmentary genius of Laura Dern's acting, the history and impact of our shared experience as lifelong audience to film and television, and the closest to Lynch's short films as any of his features have every gone. Inland Empire is, in part, about a woman trapped in a movie, in a radio play, in a fairytale, in a fear, in a narrative, and I think I know how they do it: every time I see the movie there's scenes...Read Full Story

David Lynch 6 titles, 30th in pts w 20,400 (first in hair) David Lynch is a mixed bag, but interesting to say the least. I really only like a few of his films: Blue Velvet, Wild at Heart, and one totally out of his norm, The Straight Story. Most of his films are injected with a little too much Lynch eccentricity to work as films, at least not for me, such as Twin Peaks, Inland Empire, and Lost Highway, and I never understand the popularity of Mulholland Dr. either. Blue Velvet is...Read Full Story

I've been well-acquainted with the raw talent of micro-biudget filmmaker Matt Glasson since I reviewed his 2007 featurette The Family Tie . I titled that review "If Dali Made a Revenge Flick"--a response to the absurdist lens through which Glasson and co-director Scott Greene interpreted the classic '70s exploitation subgenre. This time out, I was struck by another bold and jarring juxtaposition. Only now, I was viewing a much more polished product, and most importantly of all, a feature...Read Full Story

In tonight’s Extra, Extra, a witness points to the wrong guy in the Rockefeller impostor case, David Lynch’s thoughts on coffee and the world’s third-smallest baby goes home. Plus: Keep up with us on Facebook , and follow us on Twitter: @LAist @LAistFood @LAistSports . more › Read more: Extra, Extra: David Lynch’s on Coffee, Tiny Baby Goes Home & Another Abuse Claim Filed Against Sheriff’s DepartmentRead Full Story

David Lynch has just released the second commercial for his coffee brand, David Lynch Signature Cup. The ad, directed by Lynch himself, is a combination of disjointed images of a woman brewing some coffee while she repeats the words "Oh yeah." Check out the commercial below!Read Full Story

Coffee commercial a la David Lynch: Interesting guy. But we all knew that, right? Whether it’s interviewing Eddie Vedder [ here ], launching a coffee brand, promoting meditation, doing weird weather reports, starting the “Interview Project” [ here ], or describing how he used to write scripts by daily visits to Bob’s Big Boy [ here : “For seven years I ate at Bob’s Big Boy. I would go at 2:30, after the lunch rush. I ate a chocolate shake and four, five, six, seven cups of coffee...Read Full Story

Director David Lynch is well-known for his uniquely creepy film-making style. His trademarked “Lynchian” approach to movies has made him a cult favorite amongst fans for films such as “ Mulholland Drive ” and “Blue Velvet,” as well as the TV show “Twin Peaks.” Lynchian cinema possesses a strange dream-like quality that can bother the viewer long after the credits roll. So it only makes sense that the famous director would bring that same disturbing quality to his signature line of coffee...Read Full Story

There is a school of thought - or there should be anyway - that says that any album entitled Crazy Clown Time is going to be weirder than having your avidly assembled eyeball collection on display in the kitchen for all to see at Passover. But in a world as ever changeable as ours it's probably an indulgence we will all be want to try at some point before we all die. Thus I come to listening to this wonderfully bizarre album from David Lynch, unleashing his bizarre madness and ideas in...Read Full Story

Tuesday night and we’ve found a ton of events happening around LA. There’s a great film series at Fellows of Contemporary Art that screens Play it as it Lays and Pumping Iron; The Christmas Present onstage at Sacred Fools; Slake wine party at Silverlake Wine; David Lynch signs at Amoeba; Lou Beach book signing at Book Soup; and a benefit for Richard “Steelo” Vazquez. Read on for all the details. more › Originally posted here: Pencil This In: ‘Play it as it Lays’ Screens, David Lynch Signs...Read Full Story