31 5 / 2012
Wes Anderson’s latest film, Moonrise Kingdom, is now out in theaters! New York and Los Angeles saw their debuts last week, and nationwide roll out is just around the corner.
San Francisco will see the debut of the film on Thursday, May 31st at the Metreon, help us spread the word and enter our official contest for a Moonrise Kingdom gift pack!
To enter the contest, simply reblog this post on Tumblr for your chance to win an official Moonrise Kingdom gift pack, which includes shirts, patches, a canteen and a cooler! Five winners will be chosen at random. View all the prizes here.
If you want to attend the free screening of Moonrise Kingdom at the Metreon in SF tomorrow (Thursday, May 31st) just shoot an email to MoonriseRSVP@gmail.com for free tickets!
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24 4 / 2012
Spoke Art Gallery is proud to release two new prints by superstar artist Max Dalton! Commissioned by the historic Castro Theatre in San Francisco, these commemorative James Bond 50th Anniversary prints come hand numbered and limited to an edition of only 250 each. Check them out here! - http://store.spoke-art.com/collections/the-castro-theatre-series
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23 4 / 2012
Every Single Night by Fiona Apple
New song.
Sad girls por vida.
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22 4 / 2012
Iceland, a film by Aaron Craig, music by DM Stith and Son Lux
Great treatment for a Son Lux remix of BMB. Recorded this song at a friends’ house in the woods while I was watching her cats. It’s not about cats though.
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20 4 / 2012
Spoke Art x The Castro Theatre present: the Wong Kar Wai 1960s trilogy
“2046” by Adam Juresko
limited edition giclee print
only 100 copies produced
hand numbered
Spoke Art’s exclusive Wong Kar Wai prints are now available via our online store! Check them out here - http://store.spoke-art.com/collections/the-castro-theatre-series
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20 4 / 2012
All of the resort scenes in Some Like It Hot were filmed on location at the Hotel Del Coronado in San Diego. Billy Wilder apparently chose this location because Marilyn Monroe was having ongoing personal problems and could not be relied on to arrive on a set. This way she could live in the hotel and not have to be transported.
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