Roberto Saviano on the Camorra:
But in reality, it is a life of s—. They are always shut inside their homes. They have the same women who they have to share because they do not trust anyone, so it’s not true that they are big playboys.
An anthro thesis waiting to be written.
So says an A-list blogger:
Pretty funny.
Ethyl Eichelberger died a suicide rather than tolerate the debilitating side effects of the AIDS treatments of the day.
As Klytemnestra:
Nefertiti:
From Joe E. Jeffreys’s memorial note in TDR (The Drama Review), “Ethyl Eichelberger, 1945–1990” (35.1 [Spring ’91], pp. 10–12):
Born James Roy Eichelberger in Pekin, Illinois, to Amish Mennonite parents, he received a drama scholarship to Galesburg’s [...]
This has been hanging on the wall for years, but we never knew what it was (we never needed to know because it was self-evidently excellent):
Kevin Kelly exhumes “Unthinkable Futures” from the Summer ’93 Whole Earth Review, the result of a back-and-forth with Brian Eno. The structure (KK, BE, KK, BE) is important, because KK‘s first round was ‘pure’ fantasy, uninformed by Eno’s very different style. Here are the four gender references from Kelly’s first round:
Japan is eclipsed by the [...]
Times square in 1970; a Spartacus sex swingers’ club ad (n.d.); Plato’s Retreat ad (n.d.); “Leisure Spa” ads (Taj Mahal, the Retreat, etc; n.d.); Channel J excerpts (n.d.); Al Goldstein; Ugly George.