Seijun Suzuki Goes to the Movies, WORLD'S HOTTEST CHICKEN WINGS IN CHICAGO, MODERN MAN IN SEARCH OF A PURPOSE, THE LEGEND OF MAXWELL STREET, THE STONES IN '69!
The most unusual tattoo craze- Braille tattoos! They can actually be read by blind people! http://www.bizarremag.com/weird_world/body_world/6390/braille_tattoos.html
Apocalyptic worst-case thinking, a legacy of 2007, will thrive in the years ahead, says Frank Furedi – unless we rediscover a sense of human purpose http://www.spiked-online.com/index.php?/site/article/4216/
Chicago tavern to start selling chicken wings coated in Red Savina peppers, one of the world's hottest. Patrons must sign a waiver agreeing not to sue for injuries http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080104/od_nm/wings_dc
Did you know you could stay at some castles? This website has everything you could want to know about castles!
The amazing 20th century doll collection
Terrific article on Iggy Pop: The A&M Years! http://www.bigozine2.com/features07/DTiggy.html
Cheat You Fair- the movie about Maxwell Street! http://www.cheatyoufairthemovie.com/
30 Years of Maxwell Street photos! http://maxwellblues.com/ And where to get the above print: http://www.chefshots.com/webcat/big-images/webcat_streetfood_lg-MaxwellStreetHotDogs.htm
Did you ever catch the bus to Maxwell Street with this guy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbdnTywdo9A&NR=1
In 1969, a disparate group of sixteen travelers gathered in a Los Angeles hilltop home. Five of them were the Rolling Stones. In the waning days of the sixties, they crisscrossed America, a band on tour and the intimate cadre that supported them, to arrive among a chaotic crowd of 400,000 at Altamont Speedway. One photographer captured the images of the exciting moments, the quiet moments, and the tragic moments that marked this journey http://www.morrisonhotelgallery.com/set/default.aspx?setID=126
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Now in his eighties and in failing health Suzuki has experienced a late life revival that has seen his body of work embraced by international festivals and art house DVD labels around the globe. We collect a number of Suzuki trailers below, ranging from his latest - and likely final - effort, the musical Tanuki Goten, to his better known classic titles such as Branded to Kill and Tokyo Drifter plus some less known work below