Yearly Archives: 2014
What you may need to know:
1. Denzel Washington takes on the Russian Mafia in this reboot of Edward Woodward’s sexagenarian vigilante from the 1980s.
2. The font size in Denz’s copy of “The Old Man and the Sea” @0:02 must be only massive. Could be double spaced though.
3. We looked at the teaser back in May. This one has some added badassery @2:09.
4. The last time Washington worked with director Antoine Fuqua, he bagged the Oscar for Training Day (2001).
5. Other 80s TV shows ripe with reboot potential include Jake and the Fatman with Aaron Eckhart and Gerard Depardieu, Mr. Merlin with Martin Sheen and Justin Bieber, or BJ and the Bear with Zac Efron. Andy Serkis would do the monkey in mo-cap, obvs.
6. If any of the above projects materialise in the next five to ten years, I’d like a producer’s credit.
7. Broadsheet Prognosis: We’re quite Taken with this.
Release Date: November 26 (Ireland)
(DelBoy is away. Mark writes on culture and whatnot for WhyBother.ie
Finally.
Decent Irish Rap meets very acceptable French Reggae.
Dublin’s Tazer T.N.K (top) and France’s Lion Size (above) – Dangerous
Shot, edited and directed by Jonathan Lambert. Track & Video Produced by Alan Newman. Mixed & masted by Collie Collins
Filmed on location in Mulhouse, France.
Rose of Tralee 2014 Maria Walsh seen in action for Philadelphia Notre Dames LGFC in 2012.
Two years before she moved back home.
*kidding*
Video: Jerome Quinn
Stick Around
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By Darryl Cunningham, who sez:
There are, of course, many caveats to this, but I wanted to spread a message of hope.
Spatter Ink Cheetah – a stunning combination of Western graffiti and traditional Chinese ink painting by 23 year old Chinese street artist Chen Yingjei, aka Hua Tunan.
Today’s Cork Evening Echo.
Former Lord Mayor of Cork John Murray, aged 83, is to be released from prison tomorrow after serving eight months.
Last December he was convicted of five sexual assault charges and sentenced to four years in prison, with three years suspended.
Previously: A Prayer For The Living
A very impressive timelapse of Singapore’s Changi airport by photographer Milton Tan who was given unrestricted access, often filming so close to the landing planes that you can see his tripod shuddering in the turbulence. Tan talks about the experience on his blog.






















