Slipstream Presents
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Screen Reviews
Our writers scour the globe, rewind endless tapes, and press pause as many times as it takes to bring you the ultimate collection of film, broadcast, and streaming visual content to feed your endless appetite for movies.
InfoPost.com
So, you wanna build a Web site devoted to your love of crossword puzzles. Or …
They Might Be Giants
One of the best things about having They Might Be Giants as your favorite ban…
Me and Isaac Newton
Admit it. You hated those geeks in high school. Bad at sports, fashion sense of a mallard, couldn’t get a date for money…
Music Software Solutions
Music Software Solutions (Ink 19, July 2000)
Spike and Mike’s Sick and Twisted Animation Festival
Teletubbie season is open, and that means more good than bad news on the
retired 67 and deaf
The Louis H. Smith Foundation is an organization devoted to the preservation …
Gold of Naples (L’Oro de Napoli)
While Hollywood trembled in fear of television, the Italians gleefully cheated on their taxes and made cinema into art….
New York in the Fifties
If documentaries are one of the 4 cinematic food groups, New York in the Fifties is the high fiber…
The Filth and the Fury
Now is the winter of the UK’s discontent, made glorious spring by that son of…
International Shorts Program
When it comes to animation, there’s a big difference between the Americans and the Canadians. Americans go for the money…
Daemon Records: A Decade of Independence
Amy Ray’s independent, not for profit label Daemon has long been one of the g…
Florida Film Festival
Steven Garnett brings you an overview of the recent Florida Film Festival, including reviews of Vitorrio De Sica’s The Gold of Naples (starring Sophia Loren), Ben Stiller’s Heat Vision and Jack (with Jack Black), Bradley Beesley’s Flaming Lips documentary, Flaming Lips Have Landed, and Michael Apted’s Me & Isaac Newton.
Animated Shorts Program
If you ever take a good hard look at those little dudes in a Lego set, they always have an inscrutable smile…
The G-Note
My fave Web site has to be the G-Note. It is devoted to the Gainesville musi…
MIDI Zone
Sometimes being on e-mail lists is a tedious process of skimming through tons…
Virgin Suicides
Unless you did your time in the banal 70’s, you can’t imagine how refreshing …
The Big Kahuna
Once you experience the thrill of a trade show hospitality suite, you’ll neve…
Ghost Dog
Extinction is forever. But occasionally, you get to evolve a bit, and even if…
Phatso’s Place: Free Funky Drum Loops and Samples
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Weird Music That Goes on Forever
Print ReviewsCarl F. Gauze reviews this interesting look at the surprising history and scandalous etymology of jazz, in Weird Music That Goes On Forever, by Bob Suren.
Archive Archaeology: Music as Memory
Archive ArchaeologyTwo new releases from Free Dirt Records use sound and music to tell stories about our history.
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Screen ReviewsA lady Tarzan and her gorilla have a rough time adapting to high society in Lorraine of the Lions (1925), one of four silent films on Accidentally Preserved: Volume 5, unleashed by Ben Model and Undercrank Productions, with musical scores by Jon C. Mirsalis.
Spotlight Cabaret Series: See You at the Movies
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Rachel Hendrix
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Camera Obscura
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