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3 Women Diary of a Mad Housewife The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe (directed by Luis Bunuel) The Leopard Stalker I Am A Fugitive From A Chain Gang O Lucky Man! Cold Turkey Targets Insignificance Wild River Freud Satantango Walk On … Continue reading →

Monday is Columbus Day, a holiday for the Feds, so it’s gonna be quiet here. I realize that I’ve been writing a lot about my job recently. I think it’s because I’ve never had a job like it really. Every … Continue reading →

I arrive at work at 7.30. Most everyone else in the front part of the office gets here at 9.00. It’s quiet until then. No orders coming in. I wrote a few emails already and looked at news. Tell me, … Continue reading →

1: “Schizopolis” out on a Criterion Edition DVD on October 28th. 2: The new Talking Heads 3-CD/DVD boxed set on Rhino, out on November 11th.

Slow day at work. Sneaking in a post. I wonder if I’ll be able to do this often. In the downtime this morning I knocked out a press packet for the book. It’s been great having Pascal in town and … Continue reading →

Wow, it’s really been that long since I’ve written? Well I’ve been superbusy. With any luck the book rollout will occur as planned on 15 October. One last detail to iron out. The website is up & running (www.randomcha.net) though … Continue reading →

My old friend Scot Livingston wrote a great essay about the The Mynah Birds, the almost-was band from the mid-60’s which featured Neil Young and Rick James (!) http://members.tripod.com/earcandy_mag/rrcase-5.htm Check it out!

David Spade is getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame BEFORE Robert Duvall.

Okay, but I’m not going to write about that … I have more exciting news. I just got off the phone with Greg Allen. Those of you not from Chicago may not know him; he’s creator of the longest-running theatre … Continue reading →