Oh now, off course: John Kerry is tied to our Vietnamese enemies in more ways than you'd think.

Here, nakedwomen.

Raphen mailed me this.

Oh boy, This rules! Parts of Disneyland to undergo renovation to restore them to Walt's original vision.

Awesome!
Man sings 1,000 karaoke songs over 81 hours for charity; sets second record by avoiding "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'".

Today I had to stick to the original plan for CamSpy. I have to keep working on the CamSpy and cannot start with EGN ImagePol tomorrow. I heard from my manager yesterday that CamSpy is going as planned.

Last night Sphincticator and I saw 'The Untold Story of Emmett Louis Till'. I will write about it later. I found did just a brilliant job. But the cinematography and the dialog are very silly.

FOX Sports proclaims: Top 10 scariest sports figures.

Currently spinning: Prince's new CD 'Planet Earth'. Planet Earth is a nice RNB album.

The truth is I've been very indifferent to Prince for quite a while.

This is well written.

Oh boy, such an ass. I just laughed my ass off!

This is strange news from AP! Excuse me officer... what should I do about the dead woman in the freezer?.

Last saturday I saw 'Where the Truth Lies' and it is an enthralling movie.

They pulled it off in spades! I'm definitely going to buy the DVD when it comes out.
The direction (by Atom Egoyan) was just wonderful. I found I always enjoy Alison Lohman.

With Paris reaching full capacity, check out this new Hilton (sfw).

This is so extremely funny. "Jack Nicholson admits that he once stopped making love to a woman to eat an entire apple pie before returning to bed for more sex".
ROTFL

I went to the movies yesterday and saw The Gospel, by Rob Hardy. It is pleasant.

The plot involved the following: A successful R&B singer who years ago rejected God returns home when his father, a bishop, falls ill.

The soundtrack is just nice. It's defiant and provoking.
'The Gospel' is the best movie from Rob Hardy, but it's not a masterpiece.

Last saturday Mart and I saw Innocent Voices, by Luis Mandoki. It is lousy.
The direction was silly, Leonor Varela did a very poor job.

The new Moby & Oscar The Punk disc has been in and out of my playlist for a week or so now.

I feel almost stupid for any reservations I had. There is a lot to discover.

Currently spinning: the new Yung Joc disc.

Repeated listenings do infuse the melodies into your brain.

Well, I am looking for a lot of suggestions about this.