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The City of Scenes
Podcast
In celebration of Tribeca Film Festival’s 15th year, The City of Scenes is a series of candid...

Holy Shit
Book
No shit: Poetry is so yesterday. The only thing that's cool nowadays: Pooetry Thoughts as deep as a...

The Raven (2012)
Movie
After some very unusual murders occur in Baltimore, a Detective soon realizes that these murders are...

Jesse Ventura recommended JFK (1991) in Movies (curated)

Adam Silvera recommended Liesl & Po in Books (curated)

Suswatibasu (1703 KP) rated The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat in Books
Jul 30, 2017
Fascinating and tragic - a journey into the human brain
Oliver Sacks, the late eminent British neurologist, is wonderfully curious and compassionate while journeying into people's experiences of the human brain. It is both humorous in some aspects but mostly tragic and terrifying to see how fragile human beings truly are. It is explained in the simplest of terms, though there is still a lot of scientific jargon. And some particular cases such as the disembodied woman and the man with nightmares is rather frightening. Fantastic read.

James Koppert (2698 KP) rated The Greatest Showman (2017) in Movies
Oct 29, 2019
It is ok.
I just don't get the gushing about this film. It's ok, just not much more than that. The stories don't develop much from their side stories. It's all a little flat and although you liked it, it could have reached the heights of Oliver, Charlie and the Chocolate Factoryet Al but won't be looked fondly back on in thirty years to come as those were

The Descent (2005)
Movie Watch
A year after a severe emotional trauma, Sarah (Shauna Macdonald) goes to North Carolina to spend...
