Literature, language, linguistics, writing, Yoga, jogging, recumbant biking, Anime, movies, adult swim, swimming (heh), dancing, good food from different countries, cultural studies, photography, music, tarot, martial arts, feminisim, video games, RPG (I know, I know... I'm a geek), Guitar, hiking, paranormal stuff and hanging out with friends.
Bulletfingers
Juno Reactor, A Perfect Circle, Jack Johnson, Tool, Meat Beat Manifesto, Propellerheads, Flogging Molly, Killing Joke, Mellon Boat, Where's Jimmy K at?, Inspector Owl, Cibo Matto, some Deftones, Radio Head, Gorillaz, Rage Against the Machines, Weezer, Jack Johnson, Sublime, Tenacious D, and random things I hear on the radio/pandora. It depends on my mood.
The Boondock Saints, 300, Brotherhood of the Wolf, Sin City, Death to Smootchy, Kevin Smith films, anything Kung Fu, terribly good horror movies (such as Troll II), Kill Bill, Amile, In Translation, stuff done by Kubrick, American History X, Pirates of the Caribbean (but only the first couple of times ;)), Million Dollar Baby, cultural documentaries, and lots of others.
Harvey Birdman, Venture Brothers, Family Guy, Futurama, King of the Hill, Sienfeld, Korgoth of Barbaria, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Metalocalypse, Deadly Arts, and some others that I am probably forgetting.
Neil Giaman, Stephen King (Just the Dark Tower series, really), Amy Tan, Louise Erdrich, Lovecraft, Sandra Cisneros, Anzalduez, Momaday, Ana Castillo, Shellys, Susan Gubar, Virginia Woolf, Namoi Wolf, horror-fantasy, and folk lore. (again, there's more, but that's a good start ^_^)
Dr. Gulsat Aygen. Really, this woman is remarkable. She's lived more of a life than anyone I've known or heard about. I can only aspire to be a hundredth of what this woman is.