I get to be a Bond villain DJ (as if there ever was one?) at the Philadelphia Museum of Art tonight! (I'm DJ John Burke, in case you were wondering...)

I finished Neil Gaiman's The Ocean at the End of the Lane yesterday; started reading just after I bought it. (Kept reading out of necessity.) (Biased opinion: read it! It's brilliant. It's a remarkable story.) Non-spoilery review is copy/pasted from my goodreads (unless you want to read it knowing nothing, which is…

In which our heros heroines mother father enters the scene, Nekozawa is unmasked as a bishounen, and Honey abuses Tamakis teddy bear. And there's only half the series to go. Whoops.

Justin Giger:

Underground, automatic, robot bike storage. Safe from thieves and the weather, and saves space too.

Time to just kick back and contemplate the futility of our microscopic existence.

Just read an interesting article tackling this very question. I know, for me, the calls for ironclad purity and ire from fans that he mentions seems very, very familiar.

The problem lies in the basic critical conceit that if we go about judging movies based on what we believe is the ‘right’ version of the character, we …

This is just the best.

...is a thing we're talking about now.

Meet Julius. Julius is a female python who lives in your nightmares and also Germany (or, at least, she did when this video was uploaded to the Internet three years ago). In this clip, Julius demonstrates a neat trick she learned, which is how to make sure you never feel safe or protected anywhere again. Prepare…