Last week, Sara asked what book, movie or song changed our lives. I feel like my brain is a movie reel of every film I’ve ever seen, and at any given moment, the frames change to accommodate whatever situation I’m in. For instance, today I quoted this scene from The Sweetest Thing (my all time [...]
Frameline34, San Francisco’s International LGBT Film Festival, wrapped up a few weeks ago. Luckily, I had the great privilege of seeing a handful of fabulous films paired with a few great parties. Here are some brief reviews of my faves: The Festival opened with ‘The Secret Diaries of Miss Anne Lister,’ a Regency-period picture about [...]
“ONE NATION. UNDER STRESS. IN DEBT.” That’s the tagline for the fantastic documentary we watched last nite, I.O.U.S.A. As Roger Ebert said, “…”IOUSA accomplishes an amazing thing. It explains the national debt.” Really clearly and simply. And it’s not a snoozer either. Here’s the 30-minute version posted on the flick’s website:
It’s beautiful out today. 70+ degrees and sunshine! Yes ma’am, I’ll take two… Albie and I were up bright and early today. We went to the vet for his rabies vaccine, which means we don’t have to go back for another year. After our visit at the SPCA, we cruised over to Beth’s, which is [...]
originally posted at Vimeo.com Street Art to Support March 2 Capitol Climate Action from Daniel Meltzer on Vimeo. “I can’t understand why there aren’t rings of young people blocking bulldozers and preventing them from constructing coal-fired power plants.” – Al Gore
Originally posted on CourageCampaign.org “Fidelity”: Don’t Divorce… from Courage Campaign on Vimeo.
“I think I was, uh…always misunderstood.”