Poor Alfred, As Ever

Quirky stuffs from Jess. And there's more.

Las Vegas, Singapore

Taken somewhere around Havelock Road while loitering away before attending a very good friend's wedding dinner.

Sukiyaki Western Django

The upcoming Weird Western film by Takashi Miike(who commands sheer intimidation simply from the variety of his body of work...Audition anyone?) is actually a remake of the Western classic, Django, despite the blatant scent of Yojimbo in the air. So one can assumed the odd title must be refering on the "Sukiyaki-nized" of Django. Anyway, the film will be in full English and actually featuring a cameo by Quentin Tarrantino himself.

No Joke

Heath Ledger, as The Joker, in the upcoming Dark Knight. Finally revealed and in a full blown headshot. And for the first time, a Joker that actually transpires fear. Oh, and you might think that this site is an error too.

Castlevania: Dracula’s Curse

This is old news already. But with Warren Ellis writing the screenplay, and James Jean on helm for the art direction for the upcoming animation feature adapting one of the coolest gaming franchise series. That, is promising. The Official Movie Blog, here.

A Mouse Mouse Indeed

Anyone with the kind of sick fetishes of obtaining some sensation from clicking with a mouse that is actually a mouse, here's the instructables how-to-guide, that obviously, ain't gonna be bloodless. Get your hands dirty already.

The Rage Returns

Militant rap-rock group Rage Against the Machine reunited after a seven-year absence during a California music festival over the weekend, offering a sharpened version of their old message: fight the power. The group's reunion gig was the most-anticipated performance of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in the desert town of Indio, about 120 miles east of Los Angeles. The three-day festival drew 60,000 fans and took place in temperatures reaching 103 degrees Fahrenheit (39 Celsius). De la Rocha and his colleagues, guitarist Tom Morello, drummer Brad Wilk and bassist Tim Commerford, treated the crowd to a healthy dose of anti-war and anti-establishment songs such as "Killing in the Name," "Freedom" and "Guerrilla Radio." The front man addressed the crowd only once between songs, when he likened the current U.S. administration to Nazi war criminals. "They should be shot as any war criminal should be," he said.