Name: James Trimarco Hometown: St. Petersburg, Fla. Occupation: I write stories and articles. I produce dance music for goth/industrial clubs. I temp when the money’s tight. Educational background: It was a series of stumbles and wrong turns until I dropped out of graduate school in 2005. I had
Name: Farris Libsey Time of birth: 1928 Occupation title(s), both real and desired-in-another-lifetime? Retired electrician How would you describe your look? Well, I look the best I can every day. What do people think when they see you on the street? A lot of people give
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As more of his contemporaries have become practiced in making international wuxia blockbusters such as Hero, the uniqueness of Wong Kar Wai’s poetic and enigmatic Ashes of Time, released in the mid-’90s, becomes clearer. Artful without heightened, action-filled pageantry, Ashes is a non-linear meditation on memory
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When you find someone who can cut your hair right, get engaged. Otherwise they’ll eventually leave, and you’ll have to find someone new. Someone who, in our author’s case, would love to see you with a high-top fade.
Tired of picking up an esteemed magazine only to see that it has turned into a disguised catalog of what to buy next? Well, consume Stay Free Magazine. It’s more than just about skewering corporate marketing with hilarious mock-ads. It’s more than just articles about employee personality
