Jayme Karales

Recently I had a word with the Newcastle upon Tyne based filmmaker D.J. Devereux about his most recent project, a Lynchian-esque collaboration with Crohn’s & Colitis UK called ‘You Are Not Alone.’

The venerable reality show kicked off its 31st season two weeks ago and came out of the gate with a bang, having brought back an assortment of former castaways. Survivor: Second Chance offers twenty familiar faces (handpicked by America) a shot at redemption.

It’s 2015. Almost 2016. Sexual liberation is a thing. But more importantly, eating ass is a thing. It’s the hippest. All the kids are doing it.

If you’re a fan of old school horror, and appreciate style and wit, this is a must see.

There is only a slight difference between passion and rage. Passion will drive you to write the great American novel. Rage will get you a 6 year sentence for burning somebody’s farm down. The two can very easily intertwine.

AaronNovy2012, or simply Aaron Novy, was an artist who seemingly lived out in the middle of nowhere.

Whether or not anyone would like to admit it, the show is a phenomenon and, in an odd way, important.

I am not the kind of guy who’d go out of his way to make casual conversation with a stranger.

You want people to read your book. You want people to watch your movie. You want people to hear your music.

But is that a good thing? That depends on what your intent is when writing.

Complaints that were vague and generalized (note: not racist) were looked at as acceptable in the mid-2000s. Now you have to be ultra specific about your complaints.

You open up a program. That program is “The Microsoft, Word.”

Revising a manuscript is incredibly stressful.

We were given half-baked franchise films, overblown biopics, and a consistent stream of duds. But beneath the vapid surface that cinema had to offer last year, there were some genuinely great films.

Wow sand.

There’s a girl on the treadmill in front of me. Blonde hair, fair skin, fit—but thick where it counts.

Is anyone else perturbed by the fact that a conglomerate founded by a bodiless Nazi-symapthizer owns just about every beloved character in the history of cinema? Okay, maybe just about every is an exaggeration.

Spike Lee, for some reason or another, decided to tackle what some would consider an impossible task: to remake one of the greatest films of all time.