With Armada, Ernest Cline is back to his old tricks: creating a story in the universe of his own creation where the geekdoms and pop culture of our current reality coexist.
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Ralph Bakshi: A Rotospective
Rotospective: The Rolling Stones’ and Ralph Bakshi ‘Harlem Shuffle’ Video is the kind of magic that happens when Bad Boys Collide
Ralph Bakshi’s collaboration with The Rolling Stones for their “Harlem Shuffle” music video premiered on the night of February 28, 1986 at the 28th Annual Grammy Awards on CBS.
Declassify >Agent Palmer’s 16 Movies to See in 2016
We are firmly in 2016. Okay, so it’s just a week, but there’s no going back. So let’s take a look forward at the 16 movies to watch in 2016.
While 2015 had quite the haul of geek movies and other interesting films released, this year is already looking to top it.
Declassify >Ralph Bakshi: A Rotospective
Rotospective: In 1997, Ralph Bakshi’s trailblazing Spicy City eerily predicted modern times
Heart hidden behind Bakshi’s dystopian Spicy City
Ralph Bakshi’s Spicy City, produced for HBO, was a short-lived six-episode cartoon series aimed at adults. It is further proof that Bakshi is more than just a legendary animator; he’s also a trailblazer.
Declassify >I, Agent Palmer, was asked to Infiltrate Podcast Without Borders
For the third consecutive week, a podcast will be released with an appearance by Agent Palmer. This time I had the pleasure of joining Aaron, Dave and their new co-host Cole on Podcast Without Borders Episode 36. It was Aaron picks month and I was honored to be his third choice.
These giraffe loving Canadians are out to have a good time and share it with the world.
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