Hey all,
Steph recently did some on-the-street interviews for this company. You can see her performance on YouTube here.
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=FirstSunlight1
(Originally posted May 11, 2007)
Hey all,
Steph recently did some on-the-street interviews for this company. You can see her performance on YouTube here.
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=FirstSunlight1
(Originally posted May 11, 2007)
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1 CBS
Dr. Quinn Faces The Frontier Kidney Stone
2 NBC
Who's Being Eaten? (Reality)
5 ABC
Republican Candidates At Presidential Debate
Washed Away In Freak Flood of Human Antibodies
7 Fox
Is a .44 Magnum Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?
20 E! Entertainment Television
"Survivor" Creator Mark Burnett And "Touched By An Angel"
Actress Roma Downey To Wed In Historic Mediocrity Summit
21 Cinemax Two
Naked Pancakes
35 Public Access
Robin Byrd's All-Immigrant Nude Talk Show
33 Cartoon Network
My Dad, The Ball of Snot
79 CUNY Albany Public Access
Decrepit Member of The Communist Third International
Looks For His Teeth
29 HBO
The Dukes of Hazzard
30 Lifetime
Movie: "My Mom Won't Stop Coming To Grips
With My Homosexuality"
40 Bravo
My Friend Needs A Makeover, If Only
To Underscore That I'm the Pretty One
42 Fox News
My Military Dictatorship Needs A Makeover
50 Sundance Channel
Our 72 Hour Solar Panel Marathon
52 History Channel
Whitewashing The Vietnam War With Truly Awesome
Footage of F-105 Thunderchiefs
57 Fox News
Chuck Norris Explains How To Win In Iraq
82 Discovery Channel
Mythbusters See If Coca-Cola Will Really Stop A Baby
83 BBC America
Richard Gere Burned In Effigy On Indian Subcontinent
87 Independent Film Channel
Henry Rollins Does His Thing With Integrity,
Whatever It Is. To Be Honest, I'm Not Sure Where
He's Going With It, But It Sure Has Integrity
92 Showtime
How Is It That Snoop Doggie Dogg Gets Away With Doing Guest Spots On Both “Girls Gone Wild” videos and “The L Word”? If you ask me, that’s pretty goddamned cool.
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Sadomasochists, You Like Me! You Really, Really Like Me!
Hey, it’s not Siskel & Ebert, but somebody in the S&M community thought enough of my film “S&M Queen For A Day” to write this thoughtful review.
“It’s a quirky little piece, but I find it strangely affecting,” says the writer of my short comedy. Hey, any press is good press, right?
http://ondominance.blogspot.com/2007/04/youtube-triple-play-s-queen-for-day.html
(Originally posted April 25, 2007)
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Eric’s Top Ten List
The Top Ten Things You Can Blame For the Virginia Tech Shooting Other Than The Lack of Gun Control, If You’re In Total Denial
10. Korean action films and their widely imitated “hammer pose” posters
9. The failure to create a much-needed “Nut Alert System” (as proposed by nutty conservative analyst Amy Holmes)
8. Marilyn Manson’s dark new album
7. A much too lenient grading curve in college creative writing classes
6. Immigrants and their ambition to assimilate their children into chiefly white American male pursuits such as going postal with .9 mm Glocks
5. The feminization of the American male, who obviously needs to be taunted and ridiculed as a pussy-boy more often
4. The decline of martial virtues such as valor and glory … (No, we at the ‘National Review’ are not kidding. No, really.)
3. The failure to create a “culture of life” among semi-autistic kids exhibiting anti-social behavior disorder, clinical depression, paranoia, flat affect, and suicidal ideation.
2. Trans-fatty acids and other lipids
1. You didn’t support the troops
(Originally posted April 24, 2007)
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Thursday, April 12, 2007
Ataturk’s Revenge
Not content to start World War IV, George Bush has restarted World War I. You can read about it here. Or type the link:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070412/ap_on_re_mi_ea/turkey_kurds
Note the Turkish general’s conviction: “An operation into Iraq is necessary.”
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Vonnegut … and so it goes… One of my literary heroes, Kurt Vonnegut, has died at age 84. I never met the man, though I did hear him speak on two occasions, five years apart, when he gave the same lecture. Just once, though, after I moved to New York City, I saw him in the street near the Turtle Bay area of Midtown Manhattan where I worked, and because I never knew what I would do if I saw one of my heroes, I stood dead still and stared at him crossing Second Avenue. And our eyes met. He looked at me, and I looked at him. He knew I recognized him. And then the man who survived the firebombing of Dresden, who was a prisoner of war in Nazi Germany, who wrote many novels on the moral implications of science, who invented the Tralfamadorians, and Kilgore Trout, and Billy Pilgrim, and Bokononism, and Foma, and Wampeters, who was the honorary president of the American Humanist Association, the man who used science fantasy to address the horrors of science reality … this great man looked back at me with total fear in his eyes that I was a stalker, turned at a sharp cut, and walked in the other direction, out of my life forever. Here are the Top Ten reasons you should read a Kurt Vonnegut book immediately: 10. When the Tralfamadorians in “Slaughterhouse-Five” kidnap Billy Pilgrim and porn star Montana Wildhack and force them to mate as part of a science experiment on Tralfamador. 9. When the killer substance Ice 9 ravages the world and brings on the apocalypse in “Cat’s Cradle.” 8. When anarchy breaks out in “Player Piano” and the machinists are suddenly the only people who can lead in this completely automated society. 7. When Vonnegut appears as himself in “Breakfast of Champions” and gets attacked by a dog and his testicles get sucked up into his own body cavity. 6. When he is confronted by his fictional creation of Kilgore Trout in “Breakfast of Champions,” who begs Vonnegut, as the Creator, to make him young again. 5. When Bokonon, an ex-U.S. serviceman, creates his own religion on a Caribbean Island, known as Bokononism in “Cat’s Cradle.” 4. When Vonnegut stops the action in “Slaughterhouse-Five” to make the audience aware that his protagonist has an enormous member. “You never know who’ll get one,” he writes. 3. When Vonnegut stops the action in “Breakfast of Champions” to make little pen doodles of everything from his sunglasses, to his anus, to hamburgers to an American flag to show things that represent life in America. 2. For his female protagonist in “Cat’s Cradle,” who says it is selfish to share love with just one person. 1. For offering this prayer for the dying … “And So It Goes.”
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(Originally posted April 12, 2007)
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Hey all,
I’ve had a little downtime with other projects, so I spent January and February recording some music. You can find some of it here, if you like:
http://www.myspace.com/ersalodeguierre
(Originally posted April 5, 2007)
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A high buzzard
touches the mind
In a yard
of bleached bones,
Bare, calloused feet
heel the knocks
of sand,
Under cloud
dark beet,
No
water to sustain
Not even tongue
of root. Nor rain
to lick the rocks
In the turtle-lidded
insides
Of shells, once eyes:
A beggar collects
pennies for the temple
Pennies are pain’s gold.
Then from under the cock’s crow,
And hook-winged Molloch,
A star strumpet’s snow angel sallies
Across the desert floor
With His word
Absolution,
To clean the mind
Of its preoccupations
Cleanse rude
light off the Eastern rain
Through the
heat
Cool winding rose
Surfaces
All in the mind
August is reconfigured,
To expire
in good time
(Originally posted March 28, 2007)
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1 CBS
Survivor Cooking
2 ABC
The Bachelor 8: Escape From The Bachelor
5 Fox
Who Wants To Marry A Millionaire
And Then Immolate Herself When He Dies?
21 Cinemax Two
Sexy Cop Lady
33 Cartoon Network
Detective Flatus
79 CUNY Albany Public Access
The "Hell Is Other People" French Cooking Show
("L'enfer, c'est les autres ... dans ma cuisine!")
101 Sundance Channel
The Wonderful, Horrible Life of Leni Riefenstahl
23 E! Entertainment Television
The Wonderful, Horrible Life of Dana Plato
218 Cinemax One
Obsessive Compulsions, starring Shannon Tweed
200 HBO1
Real Sex 25: Strippers, Hippies, Orgies
201 HBO2
Jerry Maguire
202 HBO Espanol
Real Sex 25: Chicas Hippies Desnudas
210 Showtime
Hot Tudor Action
107 Hallmark
Sarah, Hatchet-Faced And Sullen
108 The Movie Channel
A Love Song for Bobby Long
42 C-SPAN
A Warrant For Henry Kissinger
35 Public Access
Robin Byrd's Quadriplegic Nude Talk Show
10 Fox News
All The Heroes We Could Dig Up
37 Lifetime
Cagney & Lacey
38 Headline News
Scott & Laci (A Nancy Grace Dead Horse)
215 Cinemax Three
Fatal Tumescence
18 History
From Indians to Huns, Classic Prophylactics
19 Discovery
Triumphs of Boeing
22 Spike TV
Crash It, Burn It, Kill It!
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A psychological horror tale from a friend of mine, Dana Wickens, starring yours truly in my very short, abortive acting career.
Enjoy it here.
Dana’s also the drummer for a Boston rock outfit called The Yestones, and you can hear a really cool song they did called “London” here.
(Originally posted March 27, 2007)
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