Henry Rollins on music, politics, and growing old.
It’s mid-morning and as we’re ushered along the halls, herded towards where our interviewee awaits, there’s a certain amount of trepidation. You see, the person that’s sitting beyond that hotel room door isn’t your typical celebrity. He’s Henry Rollins – a man famous (and frequently infamous) for his outspoken career in the spotlight. [More]
Great Meadow
The 10th Annual Oysterfest rolls into San Fran this saturday (May 16th) with all the usual trappings: seafood, alcohol, live music. Because everybody knows bivalve mollusks know where the fun is at. Things are a little more understated this year with the festival running for just the day. Good times are still to be had however with a solid line-up of acts: [More]
Tony Richardson’s The Loved One (1965)
The Mu-Meson Archives play host to another month of “psychotronic, cinema, film, music, culture, OVNI, UFO, conspiracy, [and] exploitation”.
Anybody going by the monikers Jay Katz and Miss Death are either going to be the coolest people you ever come across or the biggest asses you’ll ever wish ill upon.
The Mu-Meson guys definitely fall into the former. Check out their current program here: http://www.mumeson.org/
Timid souls might give The Loved One screening a go. With an early, evening kick-off and a $10 charge that covers supper, the May 21st screening is a good way to dip your toes into the glorious Mu-Meson pool.
While the whole May program is choc-full of too-cool goodness, who can go past a title like Flesh Eating Mothers? Can you think of a better way to celebrate that hallowed of holidays: Mother’s Day?
Get thee on down to Annandale.
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