Ryan Cunningham, bassist for The Waxines, gave us the honor of answering a few questions about himself and about the band for which he is currently known. Enjoy! When did
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Who are some of your favorite visual, literary or performance artists? I guess some of my favorite literary artists would be those that have inspired my writing. Most of my
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It was an oddly warm Black Friday here in Grand Rapids with temps almost reaching 60 degrees. The Pyramid Scheme was the setting for a night of Hip Hop as
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Okay. Um — wow. I’m having trouble on where to begin here. Okay, here we go. Let me catch everyone up who does not keep up with cinema news. Terrible movies are growing more and more popular ever since Tommy Wiseau’s opus “The Room” debut in 2003. “The Room” is widely known and considered to be the best “worst” movie ever made, with no plot, terrible acting and an
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Literally unwatchable. A movie that fails on every level. I had the misfortune of seeing this a while back and finally decided to vent my anger. I Know Who Killed Me is a fascinating beast, one must see it to believe. IKWKM (I’m sick of typing the name) stars Lindsay Lohan (Before He Career Died) as a dual role. Which means we get a double does of Lohan, much
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This past Tuesday the much anticipated sequel to the ‘Sex and the City’ movie franchise came out on DVD. I shouldn’t have been anticipating it so much. I was slightly disappointed. But only slightly. The four friends return; Carrie, Charlotte, Miranda and Samantha. The ladies go for a tip to Abu Dhabi for former loves and new loves, or for business and some time away. Where the first film
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For better or worse, everybody has an opinion about a Woody Allen movie. It stands to reason; the man is an icon. He has found a niche capitalizing on his brand of humor. His films work because they make audiences find a place to laugh in the dark realms between fear and desire. His sensibilities about the way we live and love are heightened by his refusal to compromise
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In 2004, a little self-help book made a big splash. Greg Behrendt and Liz Tuccillo wrote a joint effort explaining the meanings behind the post-date rituals that certain men go through in order to distance themselves from the certain women they don’t desire. Their tough-love tome was a popular smash that resulted in a New York Times Bestseller, an appearance on Oprah, and a short-lived talk show for Greg.
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The Proposal is the story of ice queen Margaret Tate (Sandra Bullock – Speed, Demolition Man) and her lackey, Executive Assistant Andrew Paxton (Ryan Reynolds – Van Wilder) who hatch a scheme to keep Margaret in the USA after her Canadian visa expires. Faced with deportation and losing the job she loves, Margaret convinces her bosses that she has been dating her assistant and that the two are engaged
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