2012 End of the World Time Capsule
Here lies history. Buried by the YAM Magazine team for the 2012 End of the World.
Tagged: year: 1974
Amy’s Blast from the Past: Que Bonita Vecindad Gangnam Style
It didn’t take long for El Chavo del Ocho to crossover with everyone’s now favorite, of the moment invisible horse rider Psy.
Top10 Charaben I Would’ve Loved as a Kid
A ‘charaben’ is a portmanteau of the Japanese KYARABEN (キャラ弁) for ‘character bento’ ~ and these are ten charaben that I would’ve loved to have had as a kid.
Score (1974)
A look at Radley Metzger’s adult film from the early seventies that explores sexuality better than most modern films do.
Julyssa’s Jukebox – The Eurovision Edition
Europe has Eurovision fever! And I couldn’t care less. Once upon a time, I used to really like and enjoy Eurovision, but now, it’s all so hyped and exaggerated that the fun of it is dead. Very dead.
How R&B Has Lost Its Soul
How is it that a form of music so integral to the individualization of Black Americans becomes something of a farce in their hands? While it’s a debate that’s been beaten like the proverbial dead horse, it’s one that still bears consideration.
April 2012: The Horror! The Horror!
My entire list of new-to-me films for the month of April, as well as a decade breakdown and a few words on a few new favorites.
TCM Classic Film Festival 2012: Red Carpet Interviews
YAM Magazine’s Red Carpet Talk with Michael Murphy, Barbara Rush, Leonard Maltin, William Wellman, Jr., and Bob Mackie.
The Banana Guide to Asian Entertainment
I am a Banana. To rephrase that: I was one for about 17 years of my life. A series of posts on my journey discovering Asian entertainment.
20 Greatest Love Songs I’ve Ever Heard
Love is beautiful and easy. Those who’ve managed to discover that beauty have put it in song and given us even more reason to search for our heart’s mate in another.
