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May 20

Sizzle Alert: Sarah Silverman sits down with LOST executive producers Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof.

So is this in collaboration with Foursquare or a ripoff?

So is this in collaboration with Foursquare or a ripoff?

Hammer to Nail: Monthly VOD Report

Filmmaker & journalist Michael Tully has launched a monthly report on the films being distributed on “the ever expanding list of Video On Demand channels.”  Been hoping someone would do this for some time.  Thanks MT! 

Next step is for film critics to start writing about them.

May 19
‘Carlos’ is everything ‘Che’ wanted to be and much, much more — a dynamic, convincing and revelatory account of a notorious revolutionary terrorist’s career that rivets the attention during every one of its 321 minutes.
Todd McCarthy, indieWIRE
May 18
How food best enjoyed in tiny bars in Spain, or even Chelsea, is suited to an airplane hangar-sized room in Tribeca is unclear.

FEAST: Bar Artisanal Insta-Overhauled Into Bar Artisanal Restaurant & Tapas

Ha!  So true about Chelsea.  Maybe it’s time to rename the nabe.
Chelsita?  Little Madrid?  BCN West? 

May 16
The Men Who Made ABC’s ‘Lost’ Last

Damon & Carlton

I know I’ve said this already, but I’m really gonna miss these guys.

May 14
Yes.

Yes.

May 12

Teaser for JJ Abrams’ new movie, Super 8 (via makingofmovies)

May 11
IFC Launches 'Midnight' Genre Label

Very smart, considering alt horror is one of the more interesting & viable independent genres right now.

May 03
Television has domesticated other disruptive technologies. Ten years ago digital video recorders like TiVo promised to transform the way people watched TV. The devices made it easy to record programmes and play them back, zooming through ads. The TV networks responded by running advertisements that work at high speed. Cable and satellite companies built cheap digital video recorders into set-top boxes and charged viewers extra for them. In effect, money flowed back to the television business. In Britain those boxes will soon be deployed to deliver targeted advertising, enabling the living-room television to compete with the internet.
via economist.com (via tootwo) (via mikehudack)
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