The Alphabet of Film
Movie titles from A-Z, treated with awesome motion graphics by Evan Seitz
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Dave Hill’s Adventure Series photo compositions deconstructed in 3d
Burning Man from space.
“It’s hard to believe that twenty years ago, we hadn’t yet been hit by a wave of flannel. But Nirvana’s Nevermind changed all that, and twenty years later, the time has come to look back anew. Reissues and deluxe boxes of Nevermind are all out now and also for the first time, the only Nirvana concert shot to film gets its DVD debut: NIRVANA LIVE AT THE PARAMOUNT, chronicling the band in their hometown Seattle, at the Paramount Theatre, on Halloween 1991.”
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The moon, as seen from my backyard right now
A new video for Madeon’s “Pop Culture”.
He’s coming to NYC on October 28. Anyone in?
Ever wonder what’s under your feet as you walk down Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn? Well, apparently just the oldest subway in the world, hidden away for more than a century until a curious 19-year-old social engineered his way into it in the mid-80s. The tunnel was built in 1844, in response to the growing trend of locals being maimed or killed by the LIRR (without ‘modern’ airbrakes, the trains took up to 8 city blocks to stop). While it remained in use for less than 20 years, the legend of this once-hidden landmark has all the elements of an epic: pirates, bootleggers, gruesome death, ghosts and even religious uprising.
If you’d like to check it out yourself, the guy who discovered it runs a tunnel tour once a month. You actually enter through a manhole in the middle of Atlantic Avenue and you can walk from Court St all the way down towards the water at Hicks St.
