What a surprise: Max Clifford has signed on as Shilpa’s representation. (A bigger surprise: that he waited this long.)
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“Where the body is, there will the eagles be gathered together”
January 29, 2007
Well, I just got to talk to Peter S. Beagle. Now I am BUZZED.
January 24, 2007
It’ll all be here.
(BTW, is it just me, or are we having a solar flare / CME? It sure looks like one.)
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Was the real “New Hope” …a droid??
January 22, 2007
And not so much a new hope, but an old one? This essayist thinks so.
If we accept all the Star Wars films as the same canon, then a lot that happens in the original films has to be reinterpreted in the light of the prequels. As we now know, the rebel Alliance was founded by […]
Goody Two Shoes
January 21, 2007
Not about Jade. (Well, only peripherally.)
The inevitable comments are starting to come out of the British newspapers regarding the Big Brother bullying-and-racism flap. A few of the articles are making puns on Jade’s last name, including a very specific one: Is it too late to be Goody Two-Shoes?, etc. And something about that brought my […]
And the winner for ‘Best Acceptance Speech’ is…
January 16, 2007
Hugh Laurie.
I am speechless. I’m literally without a speech. It seems odd to me that in the weeks leading up to this event, when people are falling over themselves to send you free shoes and free cufflinks and free colonic irrigations for two, nobody offers you a free acceptance speech. It just seems to me […]
Shilpa
January 16, 2007
The TV news often runs in the background while I’m working, and today it seems there’s a ruckus kicking up about the treatment of the Indian actress Shilpa Shetty in the (British) “Celebrity Big Brother” house. (Also surprising is the amount of airplay Sky News is giving this: I suppose it’s a diagnostic […]
A pleasant change of pace
January 16, 2007
(Like those UK commercials that showed things like giant hedgehogs running over tiny little trucks.)
Normally any time we hear the word “samurai” in a TV news story, Peter and I both wince, expecting to hear about somebody who’s run amuck somewhere with a cheap katana. But today, for a change, it’s something different.
Police are trying […]
Somebody needs to make sure Ron Moore hears about this
January 13, 2007
From the newsblog that appears on Blogger’s dashboard page:
I am overjoyed to announce that today we have o’ficially graduated the new version of Blogger from “in beta” to “.” Why is this significant? Allow me to explain via analogy:
Battlestar Galactica with Lorne Greene : Battlestar Galactica with Edward James Olmos :: Old Blogger : New […]
How did *this* one slip under the radar? Judith Regan “terminated” from HarperCollins
December 16, 2006
But then the statement was made “late Friday”, when everybody was probably at a Christmas party somewhere. (Or NewsCorp hoped they were.) (Sorry, the only link I have at the moment is to a registrant-only story at Variety.)
News Corp.-owned HarperCollins announced the news late Friday on the East Coast with a terse press release headlined […]
Poor Eragon
December 16, 2006
Jeez, that film got dreadfully spanked in the reviews.
This is something of an issue for me, as one fantasy film’s bad fortune affects all other potential fantasy pitches far more than the previous few films’ good fortune will; and in a household where pitching fantasy film is something that’s more likely to happen pretty […]
This has been driving me crazy, might as well see if it’s doing the same to other people (or: Ekatonosmilophobia)
December 15, 2006
I’m about to coin a word.
I don’t know if the thing I’m going to coin about is happening in the US right now (or elsewhere), but it sure happens a lot on this side of the water, and it is driving me nuts.
It happens in commercials on both radio and TV. They’ll show you, or […]
Lahey No-Knead Bread recipe: one baker’s experiences so far
December 9, 2006
Like (it seems) about half the Internet-connected bread bakers on the planet, I’ve been experimenting with the New York Times-published recipe from Sullivan Street Bakery’s Jim Lahey for no-knead bread. (The original NYT article, which talks more about the recipe’s genesis, is here. The article discussing the ensuing discussion, and suggesting possible fine-tuning, is here.)
(Also […]
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