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| Self-portrait by Seattle photographer Jini Dellaccio |
Amazon Theatricals: The Spectacular Now (with Miles Teller and Shailene Woodley), Before Midnight (Richard Linklater directs Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy), Joss Whedon's Much Ado About Nothing, The Bling Ring (Sofia Coppola directs Emma Watson and Leslie Mann), The Way, Way Back (Steve Carell and Toni Collette).
Line Out: Music and Photography Trailblazers at SIFF: Her Aim Is True and A Band Called Death, The Mantles' Paisley Throwback Track "Hello," Rick Springfield's Affair of the Heart: Flattering, Yet Strangely Compelling, Jenny Hval's Splendidly Schizophrenic "I Called," Parquet Court and Lil Bub: On the Road to Win Your Heart, John Grant: The Greatest Motherfucker You're Ever Gonna Meet, King Khan & the Shrines - "Born to Die," Sub Pop Signs Ominous Italian Noise Trio His Electro Blue Voice, Colleen Weighs Her Heart on New Album, The Latest from Saturday Looks Good to Me: Same Song, Different Singers, Chad VanGaalen and METZ Pay Tribute to Heavy Metal in New Video, The Self-Titled Debut from Tim Presley's White Fence: A Magnificent Mess.
A Pitch Perfect PR one-sheet about their "Mean Maybe" video quotes from
me on Yellowbirds' Songs from the Vanished Frontier, "I hoped for the best
from the band's second full-length, and Cohen and company have delivered."
Seattle Film Blog: Blurry Pictures of Dynamic Directors, Pt. 3.
The Stranger: I praise Pony Time in this collective effort.
Video Librarian: OMD Live - Architecture & Morality & More
[Blu-ray], Steel Magnolias, An Affair of the Heart, A Tribute to
Ron Asheton, Wine, Women & Friends, Chandelier Status:
Sommore, Mosquita & Mari, and Of Two Minds.
Endnote: For more about Her Aim Is True, visit the official site.
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