Does this mean it’s not “jailbreaking” anymore? As mentioned in GMN, new government rules say that it’s legal to unlock phones like iPhones (although Apple is still within their rights to void warranties and disable unlocked phones with software updates) in order to install unapproved apps or switch data carriers. The new rules will also […]
Paul Constant
Here Comes Foreskin Man
Click to enlarge! Sometimes you’ve got to let them speak for themselves: Miles Hastwick is a former corporate scientist who now heads the Museum of Genital Integrity on a small island surrounded by San Diego’s famous beaches. Unbeknownst to the public, Miles is also Foreskin Man, an intactivist superhero who rescues innocent boys from the […]
Don’t You See? The Gulf of Mexico Is Our Deadly Ground!
Once again, the 1994 film On Deadly Ground proves to be the most prophetic text of the late 20th century, and Steven Seagal proves to be our most important sooth-sayer. Here he speaks out against the BP oil spill, 16 years early: Seriously, though: When two-decade-old B-movie schlock makes more sense than reality, you’ve got […]
Stay Classy, Mel Gibson
Shocking: According to Radar Online, a new racist tirade from Mel Gibson has been caught on tape. He decides to leave the Jews out of it this time—see, he did learn his lesson—but he seems to have replaced his steaming-hot antisemitism with hatred for women and African-Americans, instead. Oh, and he threatens to burn down […]
Who Will Be the New Kid ‘n Play*?
File under unnecessary remakes: FilmDrunk reports that remakes (or “reboots,” further muddying the difference between the two words) of House Party and Real Genius are underway. Also on deck: A Look Who’s Talking remake that may or may not be an April Fool’s joke holdover. Maybe John Travolta has fallen from Hollywood royalty enough that […]
Haters Gotta Hate
First, let me say this: I was disappointed by the iPad. I was hoping Jobs had figured out a different kind of interface with a keyboardless computer, something that would make the iPhone look as old-fashioned as the iPhone made every smartphone that came before it. But this iPad backlash is getting ridiculous. Let’s look […]
You Could See it Coming from a Mile Away
The publishing industry’s decade of regrets.
12/25 Was an Inside Job
It used to take a few years for conspiracy theories to take hold. Now it barely takes a week: First we have the very obvious problems with the mainstream narrative. How is it that Ted Kennedy can’t get on an airplane but a Nigerian national can get an multiple entry visa to the United States? […]
Face Front, True Believer!
Stan Lee turns 87 today. I learned how to read on my older brother’s comic books and Peanuts collections when I was three. About a year later, I think that Stan Lee might have been the first writer who I was ever able to recognize based on his style alone. A Stan Lee sentence—throbbing with […]
Thanks, Brett Ratner!
New York, I Love You manages to make New York boring.
Responsible Perverts
Ryan Boudinot’s debut novel Misconception is more mature than
his previous short stories.
Cool Brutality
Crime comics simply don’t get better than The Hunter.
