January 2010
21 posts
“The message of his writing was always the same: that, amid the malice and...”
– J.D. Salinger was a writer, not just a myth : The New Yorker
“Perhaps the musician Ansari is most closely associated with is Kanye West, and...”
– Pitchfork: Album Reviews: Aziz Ansari: Intimate Moments for a Sensual Evening
“As it happens, the matchmaker was also present for Cocks’ first date with...”
– Marty’s gangs of New York - Entertainment News, Golden Globes, Media - Variety
“Cocks remembers Scorsese tagging along for nearly all the press screenings he...”
– Marty’s gangs of New York - Entertainment News, Golden Globes, Media - Variety
“WB: Happy, stable people need not apply. [Laughter] TH: Do healthy, stable...”
– Writer’s Block, Feature, The Sad Truth About Comedy - Winter 1999
“WB: What is your specialty? TH: As I was saying about the comedic personality...”
– Writer’s Block, Feature, The Sad Truth About Comedy - Winter 1999 (Todd Hanson)
“AVC: Big Fan and The Wrestler also seem to be more about the accumulation of...”
– Big Fan writer-director Robert Siegel: King of the depressing sports movie | Sports | Interview | The A.V. Club New York
“AVC: A lot of people have commented on how your history with The Onion and...”
– Big Fan writer-director Robert Siegel: King of the depressing sports movie | Sports | Interview | The A.V. Club New York
“AVC: In Big Fan you touch on how sports allows fans to express their hatred as...”
– Big Fan writer-director Robert Siegel: King of the depressing sports movie | Sports | Interview | The A.V. Club New York
“It is always… I don’t believe in guilty pleasures; if it gives you pleasure,...”
– Patton Oswalt Interview, Big Fan, Sundance 2009 | SpoutBlog
“Nile Rodgers: We wrote “Le Freak” because we were denied entry to Studio 54 on...”
– February 2010: Lisa Robinson on Disco | vanityfair.com
“They say that Barry White was the godfather of disco, but Barry White’s sound is...”
– February 2010: Lisa Robinson on Disco | vanityfair.com
“Fran Lebowitz: You were always afraid to check your coat; you were afraid that...”
– February 2010: Lisa Robinson on Disco | vanityfair.com
