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The Fusion of Technology, Storytelling, and a Modern Art form An Interview with Christopher Coppola: The DigiVangelist
Wednesday, 8 Dec, 2010 – 3:05 | No Comment

Author, Ursula K. LeGuin once said, “There have been great societies that did not use the wheel, but there have been no societies that did not tell stories.” In the modern world, technology has progressed far beyond the wheel, and aspects of storytelling have also evolved by making use of advanced technology. For writer, director, producer, and all-round filmmaker extraordinaire, Christopher Coppola, technology and storytelling complement each other like PB & J. A member of the famously talented Coppola family, Christopher has been using cutting edge technology to impart meaningful stories on film for years. I was thrilled to be able to chat with Coppola to discuss his current ventures.

Mercedes Helnwein Has the Temptation to Be Good
Friday, 3 Dec, 2010 – 2:48 | No Comment

Famed for her pencils, Mercedes Helnwein colors her future in oil pastel. Her exhibition, Temptation to Be Good, is now on view at the Merry Karnowsky Gallery in Los Angeles until December 11.

IS THE (WINE) GLASS HALF FULL? Interview with Rex Pickett… by Marco Mannone
Thursday, 11 Nov, 2010 – 18:49 | 6 Comments

Bravely dipping a pen in the ink of his own soul, Pickett’s novels chart a winding path from divorced, struggling writer in the throes of an existential crises, to celebrated author.

WOULD YOU LET YOUR DOG SUFFER THIS LONG? A Cultural Analysis of The Lohan Syndrome… by Marco Mannone
Thursday, 15 Jul, 2010 – 19:58 | No Comment

Maybe we enjoy the secret thrill of watching a once-cute child actress blossom into a buxom sex-symbol only to get bloated on whiskey and cocaine and her own radioactive ego, left to crash and burn like a kamikaze bisexual and flush what’s left of her toxic soul down a shit-stained toilet. Maybe… but then again maybe not.

CALIFORNICATION IS A STATE OF MIND: Interview With “God Hates Us All” Author Jonathan Grotenstein… by Marco Mannone
Thursday, 10 Jun, 2010 – 20:04 | 4 Comments

That’s right. You can now purchase and read the book that put Hank on the map, with his very name on the cover and a brief bio on the back. And it’s not only a bona fide work of fiction, but a damn good one at that.