Art, books, my computer, planetary science, cosmology, geophysics
Artists, writers, musicians, poets, philanthropists, philosophers (not the barstool type), activists, linguists, historians, anthropologists, anyone with something important or interesting to contribute, and geniuses of all types. And, David Gilmour and Roger Waters...
I like it loud Especially if it's Sean and Toni (Code) and Darin Westcott, and Alicia Marie, and Tiffany Kyees!
Citizen Kane, The Life of Emile Zola, Casa Blanca, The Big Blue, anything by Akiro Kurosawa, To Live (Zhang Yimou), Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Mary Poppins, Sound of Music, Pink Floyd - Live at Pompei
I don't have a TV. I feel like I am lacking the knowledge of pop culture that goes along with TV watching. Unlike everyone else, I don't think that television is bad. It is just a thing you know...it's not evil. It is only evil if you abuse it....like everything else. although, that being said, I will not allow myself a TV because I become a listless, drooling idiot if I have one.
Edward Abbey, Fyodor Dostoevsky, John Cheever, John Updike, Ayn Rand, Marcel Proust, Robert Jordan, Ray Bradbury, Kurt Vonnegut, James Joyce, Margaret Atwood, Upton Sinclair (I don't like the way he writes but I think he's important to read)...Tolstoy, Chekhov, need to read more Nabokov, Gogol, basically, any Russian Literature, I just love it. I'm really starting to like Tennessee Williams and I like to read The Economist. Right now I am reading Jane Eyre. I don't remember ever reading it!
right now: the illustrators of The Economist magazine.