Here we go boys and girls. Satyricon are about to paint our shores a darker shade of morbid black with the announcement of their forthcoming Australian Tour in March, 2009.
As you know, we’re huge fans of the band and very much looking forward to this night of pure, evil mayhem!
Hot on the heels of their absolutely brilliant ‘The Age Of Nero’ album which got a 5 star review on this blog, here are the band’s dates:
Tickets On Sale Dec 5 and yours truly is trying desperately to secure a photo-pass!
A Basket Of Kisses.
It’s called Mad Men, but TV’s hottest show gets its edge from the women: the wives and secretaries in the early ’60s
Weighing in at 10 pounds, The Sopranos: The Complete Series includes a 56-page hand-assembled album enclosed in a sleek black linen box featuring all 86 episodes re-mastered on 28 discs as well as two bonus discs and two CD soundtracks, spread over three discs.
The album also includes 16-pages of editorial detailing the entire award-winning series.
The set is loaded with over 3½ hours of never-before-seen bonus material including:
Supper with The Sopranos, two sit-down dinners with cast and crew full of insider trivia like what was the one condition Stevie Van Zandt made in order to play Silvio and what did Edie Falco as Carmella forget to wear during the final diner scene; as well as a separate, exclusive two-part interview of creator David Chase by actor Alec Baldwin (a huge fan who tried to get Chase to cast him in an episode) where Chase shares his personal views including his first impression of James Gandolfini during his audition and who was his inspiration for Lidia in the show.
Other extras include:
Paley Center for Media Seminar - discussion with David Chase and Terence Winter, featuring characters who were “whacked” including Vincent Pastore, Steve Buscemi, Drea de Matteo, David Proval and Annabella Sciorra
- Extra Gravy - spoofs and parodies of The Sopranos
- Lost Scenes from all six seasons
- Original audio commentaries from cast and crew
- 2 CD soundtracks on three discs featuring a genre-bending collection of music including the show’s theme “Woke Up This Morning (Chosen One Mix)” by A3
- 16-page detailed Episode Guide
Warner Bros has publicly begun its push with this Variety advertisement for Heath Ledger in The Dark Knight for a Best Supporting Actor nomination. Academy Award ballots are mailed on December 26th, polls close on January 12th, and the nominations are announced on January 22nd.
He will have to contend with Michael Shannon in Revolutionary Road, Philip Seymour Hoffman in Doubt, John Malkovich in Changeling, Ralph Fiennes in Duchess, John Malkovich and Brad Pitt in Burn After Reading and Robert Downey, Jr. in Tropic Thunder. Will the Academy recognize an outstanding performance in a “comic book movie”?
Continue reading ‘For Your Consideration… Heath Ledger’
Had some time to kill at work so I decided to begin working on new screens/interfaces for one of our services we offer our clients.
Here’s a step by step guide of how it all unfolded:
The Beginning
Continue reading ‘A Little Something I’ve Been Working On’
One Day A Great Day Will Come…
More info here
Sweeney Todd
More info here
On The Surface
More info here.
Love At First Bite
More info here.
On The Surface
More info here.
Paramount Pictures has released two new posters for JJ Abrams’ Star Trek. Keeping with the black look introduced with the last set of Kirk and Spock character banners, these new posters feature Eric Bana as the Romulan villain Nero and Zoe Saldana as Uhura.
Check them out after the jump.
Continue reading ‘New Star Trek Posters: Uhura & Nero’
Vampire fascination helps HBO to well-timed hit.
This is getting better by the week! Absolutely essential viewing - JR
Ain’t It Cool has scored a fab interview with Where The Wild Things Are director Spike Jonze. Most of the news that has been seeping to the internet hasn’t been favorable about what seemed to be a problematic shoot. But now, comprehensively, for the first time - we get to hear from Jonze himself as well as feast the ole eyes on some new photos.
Ok so without further adieu, here is the interview and the pics are right after the jump.
Continue reading ‘Ain’t It Cool’s Spike Jonze Exclusive’
Trey Parker on a ‘South Park’ movie sequel.
“South Park” co-creator and executive producer Trey Parker says they’ve been discussing how to end the Comedy Central flagship series, which has been on the air for more than a decade. But you won’t hear Cartman say, “Screw you guys! I’m going home,” just yet.
