We give you Wes Anderson Bingo. How do you play? It’s simpler than Whack-Bat. Just watch any Wes Anderson movie, and whenever you spot one of the Anderson trademarks listed on your board, click that square to place a special Wes Anderson chip. (You can also print out a set of boards and chips to play offline.) Be the first to get five in a row and shout out “Bingo!” (or, if you prefer, “Hotbox!”) and you’ve won. Continue reading →
22 May 2012 Last updated at 20:32 ET Nazi legacy: The troubled descendants By Frances Cronin BBC News Amon Goeth's daughter Monika only learned the true extent of her father's war crimes when she watched the film Schindler's List The names of Himmler, Goering, Goeth and Hoess still have the power to evoke the horrors of Nazi Germany, but what is it like to live with the legacy of those surnames, and is it ever possible to move on from the terrible crimes committed by your ancestors? When he was a child Rainer Hoess was shown a family heirloom. He remembers his mother lifting the heavy lid of the fireproof chest with a large swastika on the lid, revealing bundles of family photos. They featured ... Continue reading →
OK guys, I know we did a LOT of coverage on GoogaMooga and its aftermath, so I promise that this is the last of the GoogaMooga talk... for now. I just couldn't pass this one up. A FiPS reader just sent us a copy of this presumably faux menu, which she claims was handed out by some random dudes as people exited The GoogaMooga experience this past weekend. I can't read one thing on this menu without peeing a little. It's so funny. I also missed out on the Googa experience this past weekend, so I have NO IDEA who made these. Did you get one? Do you know who made them? Can we please give these people a key to Brooklyn? Continue reading →
Not sure I agree with who got the medal, but they’re all winners. And Burnsy, you’re doing the Lord’s work. Continue reading →