July 20, 2004
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Luna Córnea: Lucha Libre edition
Huracan Ramirez vs ElephantOur Luna Córnea 27 book arrived today (via eBay) and there are some trully magnificent photos in this chunky, glossy 325-page volume. It’s 98% Spanish but that doesn’t matter. The images are priceless. There’s a poignant photo of the late Blue Demon in his casket, Los Villanos with mum and dad, arty b/w shots of exoticos, luchadoras, midgets, close-up ring action and more. (bad scan quality, sorry)
Los Villanos with MamaIf anyone is interested in buying a copy of the book, the publisher is the Centro de la Imagen, Mexico and their email address is ventas_ci@correo.conaculta.gob.mx
By the way, we just learnt that ¡Mucha Lucha! has premiered on free-to-air TV in Mexico. It’s showing on Thursdays - Televisa Channel 5 (thanks, Oscar!)
Links received this week:
“Brother Can You Spare a Job?” is an animated, 7 minute, anti-Bush cartoon. (from Tom Neely)
*update – If that was too depressing, try Jib Jab’s “This Land”! (thanks, Jared!)
www.nofta.org (from Suze) - It’s too late, isn’t it?
You Can’t Do That On Television! (NY Times) Don’t get us started on censorship behind the scenes! While we continue to recieve BS&P notes about the color of donut jelly, this week’s most ridiculous note has to be…
P. 44 The vampires’ cries should not sound overly pained.
MEMO TO SELF: New York
- The subway map
- urban75 forums – New York
- Toy Tokyo
- Free Wifi
- Swimming Pools
- Superfuture: Shopping & here too
- Superfuture: Shopping Maps
- Murphy’s guide: Lounges/Bars
- Tribe: Best Kept Secrets
- New York Street Fairs
- Supertalk forums: New York Top Ten
- TONY: Eating in Brooklyn
- Sugarzine: Gift shopping
- Coney Island
- The Freakatorium
Comments (4)
Nyahahahaha… you know, whenever I cry, it’s always a happy-kind of cry.
Jib Jab’s stuff is funny. Have you seen their “This Land Is Your Land” short?
Double D says to EDDIE, “I SWEAR..” and EDDIE replies, “I would… but Standards won’t let me!” *ED, EDD and EDDIE* I rofl and thought of all the talk you’ve mentioned about jelly donuts and such.
The exhibition is in San Francisco at the Yerba Buena Center. Where are you 2 at? LA?