73 posts tagged truman-capote

I think most people writing poetry or writing about poetry, has their own concept of what should be, what shouldn’t be, what is, what is not: you know, our own little world of poetry. Not sure if any of us are right: we think we are, but whose standards are we going by? So I shall give you my propose and if it doesn’t fit into your box, burn it: your’ may be better anyhow.

My thoughts on the movie: That was an amazing movie. I just wish I’m going to have some time to read the book. That’d truly be an interesting read along with MANY OTHER BOOKS that I’ve been wanting to read. =( So little time … Anyways.. here goes Richard Brooks’ film In Cold Blood portrayed several aspects of Modernism.

Kim Frohsin is full of kinetic energy. She can’t help herself. Sitting for a two hour interview is about all she can take before she launches into a session of “Kim-fu” - her own... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

Procrastination vs. Writer’s Block Jessica Winters explores how the two differ, and finds they’re mostly the same. Except, maybe, for this: Maybe it’s the “might” factor that allows us finally to draw a line between procrastination and writer’s block.

First Look: Philip Seymour Hoffman and Catherine Keener in … Philip Seymour Hoffman plays a theater director named Caden, who ambitiously attempts to put on a play by creating a life-size replica of New York inside a warehouse after finding out something is wrong with him on a trip to the dentist …

First Look: Philip Seymour Hoffman and Catherine Keener in … Philip Seymour Hoffman plays a theater director named Caden, who ambitiously attempts to put on a play by creating a life-size replica of New York inside a warehouse after finding out something is wrong with him on a trip to the dentist …

Is there anyone who saw both Capote and Infamous who liked Capote better? Just because Infamous came out later, it’s been overlooked. Here, to jog your memories: Trolling around the blogosphere, we have a guy who preferred Infamous; one who liked them both but preferred  Phillip Seymour Hoffman’s

You know how some people like to say that you can never learn anything from watching television? Well, the folks at Kultur Entertainment have put together a series of documentaries that proves that adage wrong.

You know how some people like to say that you can never learn anything from watching television? Well, the folks at Kultur Entertainment have put together a series of documentaries that proves that adage wrong.

Ischia is a small volcanic island in the Thyrrhenian Sea of the west coast of Italy. From its shores on clear days one can spot Naples which is just 17 miles away. The island is almost entirely mountainous and its main industry is tourism. Its thermal spas attract tourists from every corner of the world.