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So...... apparently NBC's livestream coverage of the Superbowl somehow skipped over the greatest and gayest half-time show EVER. Madonna (who I'm not a rabid fan of) KILLED IT! She also did mini-mash ups with LMFAO and Cee-Lo Green. Serious -far more thrilling than the close, but lack luster game. So after the jump enjoy the pop spectacle and one hell of an impressive LED screen show. Read Full Story
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Published to Xiu Xiu
"Hi" the new single from Xiu Xiu's upcoming album Always has an official video now! Directed by Jamie Stewart and David Horvitz. Check it out after the jump. Read Full Story
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Published to Ewan McGregor
Over all it was a bit of strange year for films, devastating US economic downturns made it the poorest box office season since 1996. A bit more of a handful managed to peek out past a crowd of clambering comic book adaptions, dueling robots and cliche-ridden rom-coms.
Here is a brief look back at a few of our favorite films of 2011 (listed in no particular order).
Melancholia (dir. Lars Von Triers) Denmark Depression and Opulence at the end of the world reign supreme in... Read Full Story
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Reminiscence is a companion short art-porn film piece meant to serve as a teaser for the feature film Spark , featuring many of the cast members of Spark and set to an original score by A is for Accident. It also serves as a nice recap of 2011 and the globe trotting film production that has encompassed our lives here at Time-Out Films. It's a tad morose, a little dreary, and a whole lot smutty. Read Full Story
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Published to Movie News
When it comes to the the genres of science-fiction and horror Hollywood churns them out in xerox fashion, waits a few years and then churns out more sequels, prequels, and remakes. 2011 had a glut of these (though less than some years) in-between bouts of superhero flicks of varying degrees of success.
Much to this writer's surprise three genre films stuck out defying the conventions of the modern recycling trend. While none best their source material, each in their own way... Read Full Story
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Bryan Singer returns (this time without sympathetic Nazis) with a remake of the Ray Harryhausen FX classic Jack the Giant Killer . Singer directs the always captivating Nicholas Hoult ( A Single Man, About A Boy, BBC's SKINS ) as Jack as he tries to rescue a lost princess ( Eleanor Tomlinson) from the rampaging Giant of the Cloud Kingdom atop the iconic bean stalk . Co-Starring Ewan McGregor, Stanley Tucci, Warwick Davis, Ian McShane, Bill Nighy, Ewan Bremner and Eddie Marsan... Read Full Story
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A new artporn piece Privacy , featuring actor and musician Matthew Clarke. Watch the retro styled portrait of auto-erotica after the jump. Privacy Read Full Story
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A brief trip through the archives and some of my favorite shots. In A Certain Light: Photoworks by Andrew Klaus View more presentations from Andrew Klaus-Vineyard . Read Full Story
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Thanks to Just Out for a nice write up on Mattachine Social's recently released video for the track "Risers". WATCH: MATTACHINE SOCIAL’S NEW MUSIC VIDEO “RISERS” BY NICK MATTOS ON OCT 14, 2011 IN MUSIC | Just in time for Halloween, local dance-rock darlings Mattachine Social release their charmingly spooky new video “Risers.” Between the grinding bass and lush-yet-ghostly harmonies, “Risers” sounds like something out of a horror movie — and for good reason. “The song was musically inspired... Read Full Story
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Published to David Mamet
David Mamet's Pulitzer Prize-winner Glengarry Glen Ross , perhaps not the first play that jumps to mind when one thinks of the Drammy award-winning work being staged at defunkt Theatre, know for such adventurous works as Sarah Kane's 4.48 Psychosis and Martin Crimp's Attempts on Her Life . But a second look at Mamet's heightened dialogue one realizes the masterful wordsmanship is as experimental and stylized as any deconstructed modern masterpiece. However not one to simply trot out... Read Full Story
