Monthly Archives: March 2010
Lollapalooza Engages In Massive Game of Wheel of Fortune
Which is appropriate, since both Wheel of Fortune and rumored headliner Soundgarden haven’t mattered since the 1990s. Either way, Lolla’s website has a teaser of their line-up with all the letters removed except for O. Still, the Spoonmen seem to … Continue reading
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Lost – “The Package”
Good thing I can still write in English, even if I’ve forgotten how to speak it! Continue reading
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Bubble Watch: ABC Renews Castle
Though Castle isn’t a show we usually cover here at TUIW, we’re big fans of Nathan Fillion, thus making it great news to hear Michael Ausiello report that ABC has renewed the show for a 22-episode third season. A bubble … Continue reading
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LCD Soundsystem: This Is Happening
LCD Soundsystem have named their album (due May 18), and it’s awesomely titled This Is Happening. We don’t always devote full posts to album names, but this was too good to pass up. The cover is above. In case you … Continue reading
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New Roky Erickson & Okkervil River
The good folks at Stereogum is sharing a small taste of the new album by Roky Erikson, which features backup band Okkervil River. The Will Sheff-produced album, True Love Cast Out All Evil, comes out 4/20 on Anti- , and … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Hot Tub Time Machine
Time travel is hot again within science fiction circles, most notably with last year’s mindbending season of a certain show we already write about too much around here (although I think its 2000s renaissance can all be traced back to … Continue reading
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Oh No! It’s (Another) Godzilla!
Godzilla used to be awesome. The original films set the standard for monster disaster movies. Then they started sucking. Then Roland Emmerich made one. Needless to say, Godzilla has been absent for the last 12 years. But he’s back! Legendary … Continue reading
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Still Dead Orson Welles to Narrate Film
Though he’s been dead for 25 years, Orson Welles will be narrating an upcoming live-action/CGI holiday movie, Christmas Tails, which of course needs to be in 3D as well. Now, before you start worrying about Ouija boards and seances, the … Continue reading
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New Hold Steady – “Rock and Roll Problems”
Vulture has another new song from the Hold Steady’s highly anticipated new album, Heaven is Whenever (May 4) called “Rock and Roll Problems.” Vulture describes it as thus: Over fat power chords, Craig Finn sketches out a story full of … Continue reading
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