MCN Curated Headlines

First, Do No They Live
Google To Peddle Street Eyewear That Projects Data, Ads, Images

“Buy huge tubs of popcorn, ram it in your face, they’re all made of paper, you crinkle it all up, throw it on the floor, you walk out. You can fight back against this message.”
Lou Dobbs And Guests Gnash A New Topic: Lorax, Arietty Secretly “Liberal”

“You know what I am? I’m an instant responder. Somebody told me I’m a living Twitter. I’m quick to respond and quick to fill air. I get very nervous when it’s quiet, because I think it’s dead.”
Talking Documentary With HBO’s Sheila Nevins

BARNEY ROSSET WAS 90
Publisher Of Grove Press Brought “Waiting For Godot,” “Tropic Of Cancer” To The US; Distributed I Am Curious (Yellow)
And – Rosset Tells The Tales In Paris Review In 1997
Plus - An Installment Of A History Of Grove Press
“Why take a train into a neighbouring city, or a streetcar across town, to catch The Seven Samurai when you can watch it at home in your underwear while eating delivery poutine and half-napping?”
Is Repertory Cinema Culture Dead In Toronto?
“The single least-attractive attribute of many of the people who download content illegally is their smug sense of entitlement.”
The Oatmeal Wonders Why It Can’t Have “Game Of Thrones” Freaking Now
And – Ihnatko’s Honor System To Gladly Pay For Today’s Hamburger On Tuesday
Then – While Commenters Reject “Entitlement” Nomenclature, D’Angelo Offers Rationale For Theft Of Specific Desirable Movies

“My reaction to all this diligent legwork by a team of at least seven Times reporters can be summarized with a colloquial phrase that begins with ‘No’ and ends with ‘Sherlock.’”
O’Hehir‘s Take On LAT’s Deep-Oscar Series

“Eddie Robinson? Oh, he was a picnic.”
Academy Centenarian Speaks

















