Honora by Flea is my most anticipated album of the year and it comes out this Friday. He and his band absolutely kill it during this performance. I need more of this in my life and hope he gets to do a Tiny Desk concert based on this album.
Posts by Kevin Kortum
Netflix Denies Claims It Forces Filmmakers to Repeat Plot Points for Viewers: “Haters Gotta Hate” — World of Reel
linksNetflix executives reportedly “laughed off” the idea that they require movies and TV shows to repeatedly recap their plots for audiences.
If I were a betting man, I would wager a lot of money that either a) the executives are lying or b) it’s a case of things lost in translation in a giant company because Netflix producers are absolutely giving notes to filmmakers to recap plots. It may not be a “requirement,” but the message is being heard loud and clear.
Paul Thomas Anderson Rewrote Martin Scorsese’s ‘What Happens at Night’ — World of Reel
linksNo word on whether he will actually get credited for the rewrite, but he definitely did extensive work, and this was, according to Sneider, at the request of DiCaprio.
I didn’t love Killers of the Flower Moon and after hearing PTA did extensive rewrites on it, I felt like I could see the seam a bit. I think PTA is an amazing writer, but he writers for the way he shoots and directs and I don’t think it meshes with the way Scorsese works.
Hideo Kojima's Commitment To Acronym Jackets Remains Undefeated
linksAs does Jensen Huang's commitment to looking like a huge dork.
I can’t help but absolutely love the compare and contrast here. It does amaze me that these billionaires like Huang and Musk don’t pay someone to dress them. Although they probably think no one could possibly make a better decision than them.
Wild Horse Nine — Trailer
linksMartin McDonagh has been on a (slow) heater as of late and now he gets to work with a fine cast in John Malkovich, Sam Rockwell, Steve Buscemi, Tom Waits, and Parker Posey.
the html review 05
linksthe html review is an annual journal of literature made to exist on the web
Haven’t gotten to it yet myself, but The HTML Review is always wonderful and always a huge inspiration for how we can do publishing different on this thing we call the interwebs.