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Author: Richard Metzger Archives: 03/2011

Grindhouse classic: The Wizard of Gore

“Yes! I am Montag. Master of illusion. Defier of the laws of reason. What is real? Are you certain you know what reality is? How…

Richard Metzger
Mar 31, 2011

Jim Henson’s seldom seen 1969 pilot for ‘The Wizard of Id’

Jim Henson’s test pilot of Johnny Hart’s Wizard of Id strip from 1969. If this was pitched again in 2011, the “class war” humor would…

Richard Metzger
Mar 29, 2011

Charlie Brooker on the Media’s Japan coverage

In 1992 I attended a lecture by Noam Chomsky at a high school auditorium in Los Angeles. During the Q&A Professor Chomsky was asked what…

Richard Metzger
Mar 22, 2011

Kraftwerk have an iPhone app

“I am the operator with my… iPhone?” I suppose that shouldn’t come as much of a surprise, should it? It’s actually kinda perfect coming from…

Richard Metzger
Mar 16, 2011

‘Recall Walker’: Gov. Scott Walker has a welcoming committee

Increasingly hapless Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, still trying to prove how utterly and spectacularly clueless he is, took his show on the road this weekend…

Richard Metzger
Mar 16, 2011

‘Left Behind’ author sees Bible all over disaster

Some people see vast devastation and the human toll, others, like Christian author Tim LaHaye see an opportunity for self-promotion! Tim LaHaye, the best-selling author…

Richard Metzger
Mar 11, 2011

Stephen King takes a stand against the class war in America

Millionaire author Stephen King (who came from humble beginnings) on the Tea party, union-busting Republican weenies and why rich people like him should pay at…

Richard Metzger
Mar 10, 2011

How history will remember Gov. Scott Walker

Look at this face, look at this ridiculously stupid, Republican-looking face, the most Republican-looking face I have ever seen. When I look at Scott Walker’s…

Richard Metzger
Mar 10, 2011

Scientists examine ‘fever’ around Eric Clapton guitar auction

There is an interesting article the New York Times about the fever caused by an upcoming charity auction of some of Eric Clapton’s guitars. “Fever”…

Richard Metzger
Mar 9, 2011

The Crows of Pearblossom: Aldous Huxley’s children’s book republished

Whereas I myself tend to think of Aldous Huxley in more psychedelic terms (I read The Doors of Perception when I was like 14 and…

Richard Metzger
Mar 4, 2011

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