There have always been and always will be auteurs in American film, if one considers the Hitchcocks and the Paul Thomas Andersons, but never in such abundance as there were in the 1970s. In both Hollywood and the world of independent ... Read >

There have always been and always will be auteurs in American film, if one considers the Hitchcocks and the Paul Thomas Andersons, but never in such abundance as there were in the 1970s. In both Hollywood and the world of independent horror films, directors in the seventies were experimenting with form and producing immensely creative work. And it was not just the talent of individual artists that made this possible, but also the context of the time. Show Less <

Science fiction writer Philip K Dick

So, I bought into it. Just like you. I said I wasn't going to, but I did. First it was Friendster. It had FRIEND in the title, how could it be bad. Then the Myspace. It was MY space. My own personal space on the world wide inter ... Read >

So, I bought into it. Just like you. I said I wasn't going to, but I did. First it was Friendster. It had FRIEND in the title, how could it be bad. Then the Myspace. It was MY space. My own personal space on the world wide inter web. Amazing, but still a little user unfriendly. Then it came. And EVERYONE joined it. (Which is KEY... because what's the point of a social networking site if there's nobody on it?). Facebook. Or, as my mother says, "THE Facebook". Show Less <