Tarzan from 1918

Elmo Lincoln played Tarzan, Edgar Rice Burroughs was on set as a consultant, and this is the result...what do you think of it?

The alternate "I Am Legend" ending

from Firstshowing.net, the alternate ending to Will Smith's "I Am Legend." I liked the first third of this movie a lot, despised the last third, and this ending would have mitigated some of that bile. Have a look.

Lion Kissing Its Rescuer

Maybe I am a sucker for all this animal stuff, but really, have you ever seen anything like this? This lion was found by the woman in the video six years ago. He had been badly injured. She took care of him, nursed him back to health, and when he was ready, she had the lion sent to an animal sanctuary. When she came by to see him, this was the greeting she received. Extraordinary is the only word I can use to describe this scene.

FreakAngels Window

Courtesy of Warren Ellis, a new weekly webcomic. This window will update with the new episode every week.  To drop it onto your own page or blog, click on the "Share" button on the lower right to get the code and paste onto your page.

Otters Holding Hands

Yes, it's sappy.
Yes, it's saccharine.
But (and this is a big but)...it is so CUTE! Anyways...

Jackson of Pollock

Great site for indulging your inner splatterer...

Manhattan - Woody Allen

I love New York, at least the way it used to be, before Bloomberg and Giuliani. The 70s may have been a painful time for NY, but damn, they were fun too, and New York was gorgeous as all hell. Now, in this age of luxury condos and rampant overdevelopment, it does my heart some solace to see a reminder of what the city used to represent. Woody Allen gets his share of (deserved) crap, but no one can fail to acknowledge his towering genius and his love for his home town.

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Merry Christmas, Everyone

...and to all a good night.

This is an article about our therapist's husband...

...who works in St. Patrick's Cathedral. Neat, huh?