I love art, music, theatre, photography, literature, film, etc.. I'm a creative person. My career, positivity, humor, helping others, being ambitious, working out (at least, trying), my amazing friends, family, love, loyalty, big cities, psychology, sociology, anthropology, philosophy, archeology, legends/myths, symbology, narrative, logic, trivia, pop culture, horror, sarcasm, absurdity, surrealism, optimism, cynicism, propaganda, fashion, nostalgia, realism, mojitos, coffee, understanding "the human condition", screenwriting, seeing the world...
I'd like to meet:
Other creatives.
Music:
Rock, in all forms. Fave artists include, in NO particular order: Red Hot Chili Peppers("Stadium Arcadium" is AWESOME, everybody needs to pick up a copy), Foo Fighters, Beastie Boys, 311, Weezer, Smashing Pumpkins, Queen, Bad Company, Green Day, Shinedown, The White Stripes, Tantric, The Cult, The Cure, Depeche Mode, Billy Idol, Dead or Alive (the ORIGINAL "You Spin Me Round" musicvideo is one of the funniest things I've ever seen), Deftones, Incubus, Blur, Fiona Apple, Aerosmith, Plumb, Elton John, No Doubt, Beck, Metallica, Alice In Chains, Verve Pipe, Semisonic, The Clash, INXS, Journey, ZZ Top, Live, Collective Soul, Seven Mary Three, Tracy Bonham, Sponge, Candlebox, The Cranberries, Tori Amos, Third Eye Blind, Hole, Better Than Ezra, Counting Crows, Stone Temple Pilots, Lenny Kravitz, The Marvelous 3, Nirvana, Staind, 3 Doors Down, Puddle of Mudd, Audioslave, Filter, The Sundays, Coldplay, Bob Seger, Tool, NIN, David Bowie, Journey, Styx, Bush, Garbage, Oasis, Michael Jackson (circa 1980s), Stevie Wonder, Save Ferris, Tonic, K's Choice, U2...and so on. I'm a child of 90s alternative rock.
Movies:
The truth is that there are too many I love, to list. (Way too many.)
Television:
SNL, I Love Lucy, Chappelle's Show, Family Guy and American Dad (naturally), Buffy (you laugh--you die), Ren and Stimpy, anything HBO...Oz, Carnivale, Sex and the City, SIX FEET UNDER, etc...
Books:
I love books published by Phaidon and Taschen. For anyone who's unfamiliar with those, they put out these art books that are just fantastic. (If you're into that sorta thing, check them out, next time you're in a bookstore. They're good stuff.) As far as "literature"....Sherwood Anderson was the man; and, I enjoy Jim Carroll's work (as bizarre as some of it seems). I'm really starting to dig David Sedaris.
Heroes:
Are people who inspire me.
