Cooking, reading, NPR, film, music, tattoos, Japanese and Indian Culture, gonzo/transgressive fiction and my rad 6 yr old nephew Corbin and his weiner Sierra IMG SRC="http://home.comcast.net/~dnale13/lovenogenderblue%20(Sm all).jpg"
those not afraid to color outside of the lines or live pushing the envelope.adults who see the depth in cartoons. people who won't fuck me over; that's calling a duck a duck.
I listen to everything from Debussy to NIN (who have a connection believe it or not.)
I am so into Upper West Side Soweto right now...Greg Dulli in any form, Jeff Buckley, old Radiohead, 1979-1991 INXS, Matthew Sweet, old U2, Led Zeppelin, Spoon, Crowded House, too many to name.
anything Tim Burton, Paul Thomas Anderson, Cohen Brothers, Wes Anderson, Christopher Guest, Kevin Smith, Scorsese...I have a love affair with art darlings as much as hollywood trilogies, jock talk and sci-fi flicks.
Crash (Cronenburg), Secretary, Garden State, Closer, Napoleon Dynamite, Lost in Translation, Eternal Sunshine on the Spotless Mind, The Bourne Trilogy, Indiana Jones, The Last Tempation of Jesus Christ, Dogma, Hedwig and the Angry Inch.
The writers strike is over!!! Californication (DD is just plain amazing in this - he actually acts this time around), Heroes, Reaper, every HBO series past and present, anything on the History channel and PBS, Simpsons, Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy, Robot Chicken (doesn't that shit just make you squeal?) Not on any more - The X Files, Twin Peaks, Alias, Chapelle, Northern Exposure, Six Feet Under, Rome, Futurama, old school Ren and Stimpy and The Brak Show.
There is NEVER a time where there aren't books are on my shelf crying out to be the next chosen. I have hundreds of books waiting for their own home library, SO bourgeois. At the end of the year, I treated myself to 23 classic purchases (not a chosen number!) So, there has got to be about 70 books on the little bookcase marked unread? Is that considered consumer culture or its marked escape?You can't beat the bread and butter authors - Fyodor Dostevsky, Virginia Woolf, Joseph Conrad, JD Salinger, Edith Warton, the list goes on... Anything Chuck Palahniuk. Michael Chabon. Christooher Moore. Tim Sandlin. One day I will truly write; I can only aspire to capture my life as a cross between Augusten Burroughs, Kerouac and Hunter S. As a kid, it was a huge deal staying up to watch the Wizard of Oz. Don't know about you, but it always bugged me - how did the witch get green and what did she do to get so damned wicked? Gregory Magure's backstory fills us in, with a little sex thrown in for good measure. Yeah, I'm a geek, but she's has such a gifted imagination and has created infinate worlds! JK Rowling kicks serious ass. I miss Harry and his friends SO much already.