It’s been about two years since I updated my list, so I decided to redo it. Some of the movies have shifted around and I added some new ones (The Departed, Wall-E, Zodiac, The Aviator, and Inland Empire). A few good movies got bumped from the top 100 (The Royal Tannenbaums, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Magnolia, Clerks, LA Confidential, and Tommy Boy), but room had to be made! The only movement at the top was swapping positions for Vertigo and Chinatown. Here’s the new list!
Attention OMI players. I’m aware of an issue in the game Odd Just Don’t Believe It. Looks like someone is able to shoot twice and I’m trying to figure out why.
Update: I brought Mr Chocolate back to life. I think I know what the problem was.
This Friday I’m opening up for Audizen and the Atomic Square this Friday at Audubon’s Auction House Loft. I’ll be playing at 8:00PM and doors open at 7:30. Also, the Atomic Square is now one of my favorite bands ever for making this AWESOME FLYER:
I’m the featured artist this week at Studio Luloo’s open mic night. If you’ve never been to their weekly event, use this as a good excuse to check it out. It’s at 916 white horse pike in Oaklyn, NJ across from Froggies liquor. It’s BYOB and has tons of great musicians, poets, and performers.
The long awaited episode of Cutie Theater is here! We pick up where Episode IV left off. The Robots have been defeated and things are looking good in Cutie Land… or are they?
If you haven’t watched Cutie Theater before, get caught up before watching Episode V. Michaela, McKenzie, Jeanne and I worked really hard on Episodes 5 and 6 and we hope you like it!
Please send this to all your friends and digg it up!
Check it out Cutie Theater fans. Here’s a trailer for the two new episodes that will be out shortly. We had a little premier of Cutie Theater V yesterday in Florida and New Jersey and it was a hit! I’ll hold off on posting V online until VI is complete in case I have to make some changes.
I didn’t believe Obama had a chance to win until he won the Iowa primary on January 4, 2008, but an African American candidate winning in one of the whitest states in the country (91% white, 2.5% black) changed the political landscape forever. From that point on, Democratic voters decided to test their country and put forth the best candidate for the job… and not just the best one they thought could beat the Republicans. And on November 4th a historic candidacy became a historic election.
At the same time black America saw a historical milestone pass, gay America saw another regress. Proposition 8 in California and similar ballot initiatives in Florida and Arizona outlawed gay marriage. If there is one tradition in America worth keeping, it’s the continual expansion of civil rights to all people. I do not understand why people felt the need to explicitly deny the rights of others, especially in this day and age.
If you think being gay is a choice, you are an idiot. Just imagine if you could force yourself to marry someone against your sexual orientation.
If you think people are born gay and still deny them equal rights, you are a bigot and don’t believe in freedom.
Congrats to Obama and good luck to gay Americans everywhere. History will eventually be on your side, but as MLK said, “a right delayed is a right denied.”
About Ben
Ben Garvey is a 30 year old solo acoustic songwriter from the southern New Jersey / Philadelphia area. You can download some of my songs here.
I'm also a software developer, who enjoys game programming and web development. Some of my games include Spew, Nuclear Beach Party, and Odd Man In.
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