NEW YORK - Tens of thousands of protesters marched Saturday through lower Manhattan to demand an immediate withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq, just hours after this month’s death toll reached 70.
The demonstrators stretched for about 10 blocks as they headed down Broadway. Organizers said 300,000 people marched, though a police spokesman declined to give [...]
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Okay, okay, I’ll stop now. Full-size pic here.
Coca-Cola is to show a promotional short film featuring the song White Stripes front man Jack White controversially wrote for the brand, once only in the UK on Channel 4’s Album Chart Show in the early hours of Sunday morning.
The 100-second ad, called What Goes Around, featuring White’s song Love is the Truth, will air [...]
Well, it had to happen. The fake miniature photoshopping craze is sweeping the nets. And I have succumbed!
The best tutorial is here. (Note that for my first effort, I’ve used my own pic of Charing Cross Station. It looks pretty much the same as a test pic in the tutorial, I’m guessing because they were [...]
Not newsworthy
Just over a month ago, a massive demonstration took place in central London. More than 100,000 people travelled from all corners of Britain to protest our illegal invasion and continued occupation of Iraq.
Coverage on BBC TV - zero.
It wasn’t even mentioned on BBC broadcasts apart from giving New Labour’s Tebbit John Reid [...]
JJ Abrams, creator of TV show Lost and director of Mission Impossible III, is to produce and direct the 11th Star Trek film, it has been reported.
According to industry newspaper Daily Variety, the film - set for release in 2008 - will focus on the early days of Captain James T Kirk and Mr Spock.
(Source: [...]
Although President George W. Bush was scheduled to meet with fellows at the Hoover Institution on Friday, the presence of more than 1,000 protestors forced him to change his plans and meet with advisers and faculty members at the residence of former Secretary of State and Hoover Fellow George Shultz on the outskirts of the [...]
Earlier this year, Neil Young told Rolling Stone,”I’m always going from one extreme to another.” True to form, just months after the release of his studio album Prairie Wind, the legendary singer-songwriter is returning with the incredibly politically charged Living With War. On the album, whipped up in just two angry weeks earlier this month, [...]
All pics in this post by Keyvan
I love taking photos. I’ve even been lucky enough to get paid to take photos and had them published. But I know when someone has a better eye than me. It makes me jealous, sad and a bit crazy but you have to realise, as an artist, when someone [...]
God, earlier today. Lovely feller, the almighty.
Catholic group Opus Dei has asked for a disclaimer to be placed on the film of The Da Vinci Code, released next month.
The organisation said it had written to Sony Pictures executives in Japan to ask the studio to emphasise that the film was a work of fantasy.
Based on [...]