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February 8th 2010
Before and After “Views on Delft” Offer Different Takes on a Vermeer Classic

February 8th, 2010

 
Without a doubt, Johannes Vermeer’s painting “View on Delft” (above, 1659 – 60) is the most famous vista of that Dutch city which was home to the artist, and the school of light-infused, painstakingly rendered school that both supported him and grew in fame and influence due to his contributions and guidance. If you’re stopping [...]

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The King and Queen of Bad Vacations Are Back in “Hotel Hell” Super Bowl Ad

February 8th, 2010

 
Is it a commercial short film, or a long-form advertisement? Dunno. Don’t care. Whatever it is, the “Hotel Hell Vacation” mini-movie not only sees the couple of Clark and Ellen Griswold of the “National Lampoon’s Vacation” franchise (played, as always, by Chevy Chase and Beverly D’Angelo) but the HomeAway commercial reminds us of some of [...]

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“City of Life and Death” Pulled From Film Forum, Sigur Rós Singer’s Vid, Star Wars Tourism, and Cycling Across India

February 8th, 2010

 
National Geographic Entertainment has decided to pull “City of Life and Death” (above, courtesy of National Geographic Entertainment), a dramatization of Japanese “Rape of Nanking” from a coming screening at Film Forum due to ongoing skirmishes with the Chinese ministry of foreign affairs. [NYT]
 
DreamTours is offering a 46-day cycle tour across India in 2011. It’s [...]

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In Search of Verona, Zeffirelli’s Star-Crossed Lovers Take a Tour of Italy

February 8th, 2010

 
The approach of St. Valentine’s day only reminds us that as much as love can light up your life, it can also be a real downer. One day you’re meeting a nice young girl at a party and the next thing you’re committing suicide next to each other in the family crypt. It’s a familiar [...]

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Want Fries With Your Travertine Marble? The Golden Arches Loom Over The Spanish Steps

February 5th, 2010

 
In their ongoing noble quest to chart the strangest locations of McDonald’s franchises on this busy little planet of ours, Jaunted has reminded us of an old gem that had been completely buried under socks and sweaters in the closet of our minds—the existence of a Golden Arches near Rome’s beautiful, famous Spanish Steps. As [...]

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What if Anderson, Tarantino, Goddard, or Lynch Directed The Super Bowl?

February 5th, 2010

 
As we finalize our chips-and-dip plans for Super Bowl XLIV, we were pleased today to see SlateV’s nifty little vid offering speculative takes on what it would look like if some of our favorite filmmakers directed the “big game”. Here, classic tackles are given that extra Tarantino crunch a la “Kill Bill”, Eli Manning has [...]

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Trailer for Bad Brains Documentary Promises Inside Look at The Lions of DC Hardcore

February 5th, 2010

 
For those of you who spent their teens or early adulthood enjoying the pleasures of Dr. Martens boots, moshing and pogoing, and blistering punk, the promise of a feature-length documentary on the Bad Brains, one of the pillars of the Washington D.C. hardcore is a welcome blast from the past. Formed in 1977, Bad Brains [...]

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