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Author Archives: Paleo Retiree
More Ads Everywhere
Paleo Retiree writes: That’s a snapshot of a departure/arrival screen in a California airport. How do you feel about the fact that an ad is taking up the right-hand quarter of the screen? A few days before flying to California … Continue reading
Posted in Commercial art, Humor, Personal reflections
Tagged ads everywhere, Advertising, class, Idiocracy
9 Comments
Actually Kind of Enough
Paleo Retiree writes: A trendlet I’ve been noticing recently is one that has built on another trendlet I first noticed some years ago. Here are some visuals to illustrate: Oops, forgot to use highlighter in those final examples — but … Continue reading
Posted in Books Publishing and Writing, Education
29 Comments
“Straw Dogs” (2011)
Paleo Retiree writes: I was a little wary about watching Rod Lurie’s remake of “Straw Dogs.” Sam Peckinpah’s 1971 thriller is a genuine landmark — one of the most notorious, controversial films in movie history, and for plenty of good … Continue reading
Posted in Movies
Tagged "Dustin Hoffman", "James Woods", "Susan George", horror, Kate Bosworth, remakes, Rod Lurie, Sam Peckinpah, thrillers
11 Comments
The Propaganda The Corner ATM Machine Is Selling
Paleo Retiree writes: This month in Diversity at the corner ATM machine: How do so many people who champion diversity and multiculturalism persuade themselves that they’re radicals speaking daring, defiant truth to the cruel powers that be? Diversity and multiculturalism … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Politics and Economics
Tagged banking, diversity, multiculturalism
3 Comments
New Blog Features
Paleo Retiree writes: In our eternal quest to keep our visitors entertained and provoked, we’ve come up with a few new features. Because one of my great pleasures in life is passing along cool links, but also because I don’t … Continue reading
Design Coincidence?
Paleo Retiree writes: On the top: the design for Apple’s new headquarters. On the bottom, the headquarters of Britain’s GCHQ, an intelligence agency that does electronic surveillance and is said to have links with PRISM. Are giant circles the shape … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Commercial art, Photography, Politics and Economics
Tagged Apple, architecture, surveillance state
7 Comments
“Copperhead”: An Interview With Bill Kauffman
Paleo Retiree writes: The movie I’ve most been looking forward to this year is “Copperhead,” which opens in many cities this Friday. That’s partly because it was directed by Ron Maxwell, who has made two of the movies that real … Continue reading
Eating in Louisville
Paleo Retiree writes: The Question Lady and I recently returned from a week-long stay in Louisville, Kentucky, our second time there. She had a date to perform her dynamite one-woman show at the wonderful Bard’s Town Theatre, and we decided … Continue reading
Posted in Food and health, The Good Life
Tagged bourbon, charm, dining out, food, Harvest, horses, Jack Fry's, Lily's, Louisville, restaurants, Rye
12 Comments
“Swimming Pool” (1969)
Paleo Retiree writes: The 1969 Alain Delon/Romy Schneider/Maurice Ronet/Jane Birkin movie, co-written by Jean-Carriere Carrière and directed by Jacques Deray. Sexy/playful/ sinister erotic games in a villa near St. Tropez, and pure bliss for me. Delon is a vain, jaded, … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Sex
Tagged Alain Delon, France, Jacques Deray, movies, psychological, Romy Schneider, sexy
6 Comments
“Survival Island”
Paleo Retiree writes: Enjoyably cheesy, made-for-Showtime flick from 2005 that crosses a shipwrecked-on-a-Caribbean-island adventure story with a lot of heavy-breathing sexual suspense. For most of the movie, Billy Zane, Kelly Brook and Juan Pablo Di Pace (a fiery young Latin … Continue reading