This book shows how Hollywood is a machine of mass cultural imperialism. It attacks the studios, the actors, the directors as mere agents of the capitalist state.
This book shows how Hollywood is a machine of mass cultural imperialism. It attacks the studios, the actors, the directors as mere agents of the capitalist state.
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Has today's erroneous AntiChrist Ideologies overcome the whole world even convincing many of God's elect to believe a lie and be damned?
Hollywood and the secular world has made tons of money... More > creating this fantastic idea of a secular evil that might fool God's elect.
Is current Anti-Christ ideology a lie to lead astray the elect of God and cause them to let down their defenses and be deceived by a false Gospel and a false Messiah?
The Apostles warned of this vicious threat that would come and it already existed then in the Apostles day.
Many have already been overcome by the deception of the beast of Revelation.
Jesus Christ said, "Many shall come in my Name and say that I am Christ and shall deceive many."
Who are these deceivers the many that shall come professing his name?
You will be shocked as this deceptive plan is unveiled and the light of truth exposes the fallen angel who desires to have man's worship and to be glorified in man as lord over all flesh.< Less
Pity the poor physicist, at least the one who's come to public attention. Physicists are, at least in the minds of political activists and Hollywood film producers, associated indivisibly with... More > Hiroshima, Three Mile Island, World War III, the End Of Life As We Know It, and then of course the Apes take over while Roddy McDowall in a monkey suit utters pseudo-Zen platitudes -- that last being, all by itself, a powerful reason to work for world peace. But, notice, there is one figure who stands above all this . . . a physicist and more, a nuclear physicist who is a popular hero, a cult icon, even something of a saint. I refer, of course, to Albert Einstein.
This paper looks, then, at the enduring appeal of St. Albert The Atomic.< Less
Pity the poor physicist, at least the one who's come to public attention. Physicists are, at least in the minds of political activists and Hollywood film producers, associated indivisibly with... More > Hiroshima, Three Mile Island, World War III, the End Of Life As We Know It, and then of course the Apes take over while Roddy McDowall in a monkey suit utters pseudo-Zen platitudes -- that last being, all by itself, a powerful reason to work for world peace. But, notice, there is one figure who stands above all this . . . a physicist and more, a nuclear physicist who is a popular hero, a cult icon, even something of a saint. I refer, of course, to Albert Einstein.
This paper looks, then, at the enduring appeal of St. Albert The Atomic.< Less
An inexorable odyssey into the American psyche in the Mojave Desert.
It’s Friday night and Robert Eisner, Bob to none of his friends, has just been ousted from his TV producing job. Heading... More > for Vegas to blow off reality he finds himself stranded and a felon after the journey goes very wrong.
Facets of Robert’s world weave together as his story unfolds. A blackmailing entertainment attorney, an online dating scam, a hooker chasing the American Dream, a soldier suffering from PTSD and the California Highway Patrol all crash together testing Robert to breaking point while he looks for serenity. Events are compounded when Robert decides to go cold turkey from his anti-depressants and has to fight severe withdrawal effects as well as his predicament.< Less
RISD Illustration is pleased to present this anthology of work by RISD students in the art form of comics. This volume appears at an auspicious moment. The artistic profile of comics and associated... More > genres has never been higher or more influential, inspiring museum shows, massive capital expenditure in the entertainment field, decorative application to a wide spectrum of commercial products and personal embellishments and an outpouring of illustrated narratives that range from the artfully crude to carefully designed graphic novels. Comics have fully infiltrated fine art painting and sculpture, with powerful centers in Japan, Europe and North America. Comicon, the annual convention devoted to the art form and its influences, is underway as I write, making the front page of the New York Times Arts section and drawing massive crowds from around the world as well as A-list creative celebrities from Hollywood and “anti-Hollywood”. < Less
RISD Illustration is pleased to present this anthology of work by RISD students in the art form of comics. This volume appears at an auspicious moment. The artistic profile of comics and associated... More > genres has never been higher or more influential, inspiring museum shows, massive capital expenditure in the entertainment field, decorative application to a wide spectrum of commercial products and personal embellishments and an outpouring of illustrated narratives that range from the artfully crude to carefully designed graphic novels. Comics have fully infiltrated fine art painting and sculpture, with powerful centers in Japan, Europe and North America. Comicon, the annual convention devoted to the art form and its influences, is underway as I write, making the front page of the New York Times Arts section and drawing massive crowds from around the world as well as A-list creative celebrities from Hollywood and “anti-Hollywood”. < Less
Salinger fans?
Hello?
John Irving fans?
Anyone?
Have you heard of “Duck’s Salinger-Irving Game?”
It’s about an over-enthusiastic reader’s obsession with an... More > imagined link between two of his favorite authors in American Literature – and with Anti-Semitism. He finds some wild facts about these writers and creates a maze- that he can’t get out of.
It is Fiction! It is Humor! – but Duck won’t believe it.
If this ever gets pitched in Hollywood as a movie idea, the description “THE DAVINCI CODE meets ANIMAL HOUSE” might be appropriate.
You gotta meet this guy. And, if you want to do the GAME, be sure to drop breadcrumbs, so you can get back to normalcy. (I know how you Salinger fans are.)< Less
