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Film Comment. Peter and Orson talk “movies.”

Clip via Black Book.

Oh, Bobby, Where Art Thou?

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I’m a cold Italian Pizza/I could use a lemon squeezer.

[Photo Credit: My Little Foodies]

I just don’t have that much jam…

[Photo Via: Kitty en classe]

Some Covers…

…with your .44.

[Photo Credit: Stanley Kubrick]

I couldn’t wait…

Today marks the 50th anniversary of the Stones’ first concert.

Check out this impressive gallery of photographs by Camille Seaman over at The Atlantic (which I found linked over at Kottke).

Here’s a cool article over at Slate by my man Dave Tompkins on why the Fat Boys still matter.

And check out Jesse Serwer’s 2008 interview with Prince Markie Dee.

That cool, refreshing drink.

Saveur gives us lemon shake ups.

[Photo Credit: Food Addict]

[Photo Credit: Sumeja Tulic via Je Suis Perdu]

Elektra via Comic Book Artwork.

Listen to William Faulkner’s Nobel Prize Speech.

On July 11, 1914 Babe Ruth made his big league debut.

Yesterday, the Photo Booth blog at the New Yorker ran a photo gallery of Ruth to mark the occasion.

Smoochin’ and more. Photographs by Mario De Biasi.

Over at the always outstanding, Everyday I Show.

Sunset in Manhattan. I remember walking up Broadway during the summer as a teenager. As I crossed each block, I’d look down past West End Avenue and chart the sun lowering in the sky until it had disappeared beyond the Hudson River and the sky was pink and orange. It was like a walking flip book. Then the lights from the stores and traffic signs and cars popped on the city street. Magic hour, that surreal moment between night and day when everything seemed like it was out of a movie.

[Photo Credit: Atenacius via This Isn’t Happiness ]

Over at the New York Post, Steve Serby chats with Brian Cashman.

Simple.

From Serious Eats, lemon polenta cookies.

[Photo Credit: Carrie Vasios]

Sorry I’m late in sharing this story about Arnold Hano.

For more on Arnold read Hank Waddles’ two part interview (part one and part two).

[Photo Credit: Scott Smeltzer]

…Found?