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Crash review
[movie review] CRASH “You think you know who you are.” – Officer Ryan, played by Matt Dillon I saw Crash last night for the first time. I know it is over a year old now but since it won the Oscar I was curious about it. When the ads were on TV for it I saw Matt Dillon portraying a […]
Space Invaders with Dana DeArmond
I was just on Dana De Armond’s myspace and saw this link: http://www.space-invaders.com It’s pretty cool. Oh, and check out the interview with Dana at Hot Titty Action [.com]. You Must Be 18! If you are then enter here. -Ed. [Below: Dana DeArmond, January 2006. Pretty cute, isn’t she? Click the pic and you’ll go to her myspace, where the […]
Colunbus – Who was he?
COLUMBUS IS A MYSTERY By Phil Stewart ROME (Reuters) – Nearly 500 years after the death of Christopher Columbus, a team of genetic researchers are using DNA to solve two nagging mysteries: Where was the explorer really born? And where the devil are his bones? Debate about origins and final resting place of Columbus has raged for over a century, […]
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#32 movie review, What Is It?
Click on image above to view trailer. [movie review] What Is It? A film by Crispin Hellion Glover Review by Suicide Girl Jaime Dunkle “Being the adventure of a young man whose principal interests are snails, salt, a pipe, and how to get home. As told through the eyes of an hubristic, racist monarchy.” What is it? It is not […]