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Category Archives: sf moma
Baby’s on fire!
Today is my 20,000th day on earth celebration — i’m actually from the Sun. I’m going to go to gym, then walk the dog, then go catch the very first showing of the long awaited “Aquaman” starring my favorite of … Continue reading
Posted in art, ethniceities, film, filthy lucre, math - films about, media, sex, sf moma, sports, this blue marble
Tagged aquaman, caroleen beatty, new york times
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Gail, you’re a Woman
Posted in art, austistic, la la, Plato's Republic, sex, sf moma
Tagged dave Alvin, gail price, hardly strictly bluegrass, jimmie dale gilmore
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Shaka brah in San Carlos
I was actually on my way to hear jazz, Joey Fabian and Terry Hiatt, Tuesday’s at Savannah650, But arrived too early and ducked into the Looking Glass also known as Noelani’s Island Grill, 1037 Laurel Street, San Carlos, CA 94070 … Continue reading
Cat Power w Cynthia Dall
There’s an article from a recent The New Yorker about Cat Power Chan Marshall. I clipped it out and filed it, between the pages of a library book I found, in SF, near the art institute — 800 Chestnut — … Continue reading
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Tagged bananafish, cat power, cynthia dall, drag city, laddie john dill
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LAMI at 58: Alden Van Buskirk revisited
We should do another staged readings, this time A-to-Z of LAMI cast or celebrity readers! As I was trying to explain: Alden Van Buskirk Was a student of Jack Hirschman at Dartmouth or a friend of his – before Hirschman … Continue reading
They’ve got the beat, but backwards and in heels
I go in and out of obsession with The Beats. One, I read “Kaddish” (AG) with Tom Sleigh, at Dartmouth, in the 1980s, but didn’t really feel it. Two, in San Francisco, in late 1980s, I lived across the street … Continue reading
Posted in New yorks, sex, sf moma, words
Tagged elise cowen, joyce johnson, the beats
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Call me a homer but I’d rather see a Linda Perry biopic than Lada Gaga A Star Is Born
I saw a star is born mainly because it was in a brand new movie house near my home. I didn’t understand why Brad Cooper died – spoiler alert Dash except maybe the three or four previous incarnations of his … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, filthy lucre, sf moma
Tagged 4 non blondes, lady gaga, linda perry, Pink
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I might like you better if you weren’t blocking my view of Romeo Void reunion with your stupid smart phone
No, it’s cool; I do it too. But when I first started producing concerts in 1994, which was before we had cell phones, with video, I banned recording devices from the shows on the grounds that a, I wanted people … Continue reading
Helen Wills Moody art
I am thinking about Helen Wills the tennis star, and her role in the arts, which is considerable. Then my brain flashed to Kathy Jordan, Stanford’s greatest tennis player, who got 10,000 votes for PAUSD board here (including mine). I … Continue reading