Baby was a black sheep. Baby was a whore.
Baby got big, and baby get bigger.
You need to know my last name/e-mail addy to send me a friend request. But I'm always open to messages, folks!
Peace.
Love.
Ecstacy.
Unity.
Respect.
- People who are into innovative and forward thinking music...
- People who like traveling to various places and shows across the country, film festivals, music festivals (SXSW, Coachella, anyone?)...I've got frequent flyer miles, WHATS GOOD???
- Functionally fucked up people. (aka - my fellow New Yorkers!)
- A guy who's self conscious enough to know he's attractive and not pretentious enough to want to remind everyone.
- People into independent films, foreign flicks, and Asian horror flicks (LOVED Three Extremes, Pulse, *the Japanese* Dark Water)
- People who understand that the political IS personal and vice versa, and have a right mind to act on it.
- Vincent Gallo.
- Anyone who's read this much.
Yes!
Top Six:
Usual Suspects
Welcome to the Dollhouse
The Color of Paradise
Coming to America
Buena Vista Social Club
Drop Dead Fred ("No matter how many times I watch it, I don't understand why Pheobe Cates just doesn't stay crazy and date Drop Dead Fred. It's just really upsetting.")
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Favorite Directors:
Hitchcock
Almodovar
Waters
Solondz
Lynch
What I'm Watching:
Anderson Cooper 360
The Henry Rollins Show
I've been watching a lot of the Food Network (Giada, Paula Deen, Diners, Drive-In's, and Dives is pretty good too, but the host is kind of annoying.)
MOST of Cartoon Network's Adult Swim
Charm School/Flavor of Love (Isn't it the BEST!)
What I've Been Reading:
"My Life and the Paradise Garage: Keep On Dancing" by *THE* Mel Cheren
"Last Night a DJ Saved My Life" by Bill Brewster
"Love Saves the Day: A History of American Dance Culture" by Tim Lawrence
"The Book of Five Rings" by Miyamoto Musashi (I should've read this book years ago.)
"A Thousand Beautiful Suns" by Khaled Husseini
"Beautiful People With Beautiful Feelings", by Donny Miller. (not really a "book", but definitely one of my favorite things to flip through. More like a collection of art.)
"Blue Days, Black Nights" by Roy Nyswaner
Oh, and I'm a huge fan of just about anything Edith Wharton