My friends, when I can find the time. Usually at one of their houses or at a bar or something.
Just about anything with some sort of organ/piano/synth. I also like stuff that's kinda ...well..... Emo examples: Ben Folds, Mates of State, Quasi, Billy Joel, Fiona Apple, Tom Waits, Badly Drawn Boy, The Pixies, The Sugarcubes, Weezer, The White Stripes, Beck and some Belle and Sebastian. Also I like assorted electronica and a little hip hop like: Freezepop, Ladytron, Miss Kittin, Yaz, Kraftwerk, New Order, Atmosphere, Danger Doom (well MF Doom really), Run DMC, Digable Planets I also like music made by angry, disaffected women. Like: Sleater Kinney, Bikinikill, Le Tigre, The Gossip, X-ray Specs and I still have this thing for Veruca Salt for some reason.
Anything that scrambles my brains. Or is funny to watch while baked. I don't really go to the movies nowadays. I rent movies sometimes but they just aren't the source of entertainment they were when I was younger. I certainly prefer movies to TV though.
My Flixster
Chances are, you're watching too much of this already. It was harder to stop watching TV than to quit smoking. But once you're free of the TV Guide Schedule you realise that there's alot of life to be lived out there. There's so much real life experience you're missing out on because you're trying to live vicariously through the TV screen. Reality TV? Are you kidding me? Life is to short and the world is too big. Except Mythbusters....that show is pretty cool. Penn and Teller's BS is cool too. That's some educational stuff. hmmm.... I guess I did learn how to read form Sesame Street. Maybe not all TV is bad. But why watch a show like American Idol or the Apprentice? Why are people so entertained by watching other people completely humiliate themselves in front of the whole country? What if it was you up there?
Haven't been reading much lately unless you count The Onion or other people's blogs. I think the very last "book" I read was "Hey, Rube" by Hunter S. Thompson. I read the paper and the news (including the Onion) just about every day. I'm more of a magazine guy: Discover, Scientific American, The Economist, Juxtapoz or XLR8R (my girlfriend subscribes) and the odd Hustler or PEnthouse (from the sock drawer).
Batman. Just some rich dude that dresses up like a bat. Hunter S. Thompson. the only man I know that got respect for acting like a complete lunatic. ME. I rule I always wanted to be like me. I just did what came naturally!