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Monthly Archives: June 2005

June 29, 2005 | Science & Technology

Scientology dupe, quack remedy shill and award-winning dwarf Tom Cruise has been in the news lately, not only for his…

June 27, 2005 | Politics

The Boston Review brings us an insightful essay by Howard Zinn, entitled The Power and the Glory: Myths of American…

June 23, 2005 | Politics

Scott Ritter, former UN weapons inspector in Iraq and credible expert on the real situation in the Middle East, writes…

June 23, 2005 | Art, Design & Photography

Worth1000 do Escher, a lot of them arguably better than Escher did Escher. It’s interesting to note that the better…

June 20, 2005 | Cinema, General Geek Culture

Neal Stephenson writes about geek love for Star Wars in the New York Times: I lap this stuff up along…

June 20, 2005 | 100 Word Reviews, Cinema

Arthur C. Clarke novel turned to crap in a badly acted, over-dramatic cliché of astronauts trapped in space and rapidly…

Kuro5hin denizen localroger reveals that Orson Scott Card has always been an asshat. In addition, he might not have been…

June 10, 2005 | Fun & Humour

You could be excused for having certain expectations of a site called www.premaritalsex.info. Birth control, venereal disease, the things teens…

Richard Dawkins writes on the religious right, Intelligent Design and the deceit of the neo-creationists. Read it in the Times…

June 9, 2005 | Science & Technology

Skeptic supremo Michael Shermer reviews Jon Ronson’s book The Men Who Stare at Goats for the Bulletin of the Atomic…

Michel Houellebecq’s new book on HP Lovecraft once again opens up the debate on whether Lovecraft was a brilliant author,...

June 8, 2005 | 100 Word Reviews, Cinema

High school graduates, coming of age, start of the rest of their lives, blah blah blah. Like American Pie, but…

June 8, 2005 | Fun & Humour

Well, well, well, we can finally reveal where Bruce Wayne spends his vacation time: Zanzibar, apparently. As to what he…

June 5, 2005 | 100 Word Reviews, Cinema

Part Blade Runner, part Matrix, featuring pole dancing cyborgs and hot human on cyborg action. Min Byung-chun’s high budget Korean…

June 3, 2005 | Fun & Humour

The Cynical Traveller tells it like it is, at least like it is for those of us underawed by the…