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    Tuesday, May 15th, 2012
    12:04 am
    A man without a dream


    With the music of life, my soul is out of tune,
    And I feel like I'm growing old much too soon,
    My love for you, I just couldn't convey,
    And the keys to my happiness, I let slip away.
    Now I'm a man without a dream,
    I've got a heart that has no hope,
    All my senses are numb,
    Losing you, I've become,
    A man (I'm just a man) without a dream.
    Instead of striving to reach my goals and my aims
    I got distracted with meaningless games,
    For just an illusion, I traded love that was real,
    Now my eyes cannot see and my heart cannot feel.
    Now I'm a man without a dream,
    I've got a heart that has no hope,
    All my senses are numb,
    Losing you, I've become,
    A man (I'm just a man) without a dream.
    Sometimes I think I'm a prisoner of fate,
    Doomed to find out things a little too late,
    And so I must play this broken man's role,
    Unless you come home, girl, and bring back my soul.
    'Cause I'm a man without a dream,
    I've got a heart that has no hope,
    All my senses are numb,
    Losing you, I've become,
    A man (I'm just a man) without a dream,
    Without a dream,
    Without a dream....
    Monday, May 7th, 2012
    11:24 pm
    365 Days of Kendra Saunders, Day 36


    From Hawkman #39, May 2005, by Justin Gray, Jimmy Palmiotti, Dale Eaglesham, Larry Stucker and Wade von Grawbadger.
    Sunday, May 6th, 2012
    3:32 pm
    365 Days of Kendra Saunders, Day 35





    From JLA #69, Early October 2002, by Joe Kelly, Yvel Guichet and Mark Propst.
    Friday, April 20th, 2012
    9:29 am
    Tuesday, March 6th, 2012
    10:34 pm
    It's not too late.



    If I had a penny for every
    time I thought about you
    I would be a millionaire
    I would send you flowers each day
    And I would show you in every way
    Just how much I really care.

    The summer sun and the winter snow,
    The autumn leaves let the
    spring rains know
    Just how much I need your love.
    And if I knew that my time was near,
    And you were there,
    I would have no fear
    Your name would be my dying prayer...

    It's not too late
    To turn this ship around
    To sail into the wind my love
    Before we run aground
    It's not too late
    To say that I love you
    And it's not too late for you, my love
    To say you love me too
    (It's not too late)

    If I was a rich man's son
    I would work till the day was done,
    Just to prove my love was true.
    I would take you for my wife,
    And I would love you all my life.
    And I would never leave or be untrue.

    It's not too late
    To turn this ship around
    To sail into the wind my love
    Before we run aground
    It's not too late
    To say that I love you
    And it's not too late for you, my love
    To say you love me too
    (It's not too late)

    You know our future and your feelings
    And the love that I have for you
    They're always in my heart and on my mind
    A never ending love affair
    We'll go together everywhere
    Our love will last till the end of time

    You know our future and your feelings
    And the love that I have for you
    They're always in my heart,
    they're on my mind.
    A never ending love affair
    We'll go together everywhere
    Our love will last till the end of time...

    It's not too late
    To turn this ship around
    To sail into the wind my love
    Before we run aground
    It's not too late
    To say that I love you
    And it's not too late for you, my love
    To say you love me too
    (It's not too late)

    It's not too late
    To turn this ship around
    To sail into the wind my love
    Before we run aground
    It's not too late
    To say that I love you
    And it's not too late for you, my love
    To say you love me too
    (It's not too late)

    It's not too late (it's not too late)
    It's not too late (it's not too late)
    It's not too late to turn
    this ship around....

    Words by David Thomas Jones (1945-2012)

    Tuesday, February 21st, 2012
    2:43 am
    Tuesday, February 14th, 2012
    8:58 am


    Monday, February 13th, 2012
    12:58 pm
    Sunday, February 5th, 2012
    3:37 am
    At the Silent Clowns Film Series at the Library For the Performing Arts in Lincoln Center!


    Courtesy of our hosts...working with silent film has its perks! Too bad I don't have anyone I could give these to...



    Friday, September 23rd, 2011
    2:46 am

    I just wish you knew you're more important than any TV show. Or anything.


    Current Mood: crushed
    Sunday, September 18th, 2011
    11:14 pm
    Pictures From Fire Island, 09/17-09/18

    DEER!








    If you were with me, you could've told me what kind of birds these are... :)



    Friday, September 16th, 2011
    9:42 am


    No posts this weekend, as I'll be enjoying the sights on Fire Island. Wish you were here :)

    Tuesday, September 13th, 2011
    11:37 pm
    Some Monkees memories from this summer.



    Glenn and I enjoying the Micky Dolenz solo show at Tanner Park in Copiague, 07-22-11.

    And from the night before at the Monkees show at Coney Island I attended, Davy performing 'Daddy's Song.' Gotta hand it to DJ-it was sweltering hot that night, and he did the whole dance routine from Head! I love that little dude!


    Saturday, September 10th, 2011
    11:48 pm
    Click HERE to listen to last night's Destinies episode!
    Friday, September 9th, 2011
    9:50 am
    Tonight I'll be discussing the DC Comics reboot on "Destinies" on WUSB 90.1 FM at 11:30 PM EST. You can listen to it live online at http://www.wusb.fm/
    An archived copy will be available afterward at http://captphilonline.com/Destinies.html

    Be sure to listen in and join me, Gregg, and Howard!







    Thursday, September 8th, 2011
    12:41 am
    Keeping with yesterday's superhero music theme, I thought I'd share a bit of news with you. Now, everyone knows that Spider-Man is hardly the only superhero to cross over into the world of rock 'n' roll. In fact one particular long-underwear character beat him to the punch by several decades-none other than the Caped Crusader himself, Batman!

    Yes, Batman has always been known to fraternize with rock and roll stars in the chronicles. Who can forget the team-up between Batman and the Police in Brave and the Bold #217 (June 1982) by Bob Haney and Jim Aparo, "GIANT STEPS ARE WHAT YOU TAKE-DYING ON THE MOON! " And of course the time Batman and Robin met the Beatles in "LET ME TAKE YOU DOWN 'CAUSE I'M GOING TO....CRIME ALLEY!" in Detective Comics #386 has long been considered one of the greatest Bat-epics of all time.

    But music has been a big part of the Darknight Detective's career on film too! Who can forget Batman-A Prince Film? But now, you might be thinking-none of those newfangled Christian Nolan Batman movies have had a rockin' theme song like the others! Batman Returns had "Face to Face" by Siouxsie and the Banshees, Batman Forvever had "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Bill Me" by U2, Batman and Robin had "The End of This Song Sounds Like the Beginning" by the Smashing Pumpkins and Batman: Mask of the Phantasm had...uh, "I Never Even Told You" by Tia Carrere! Batman Begins...nothing! The Dark Knight...even more nothin'! Well, have I got a scoop for you!

    Now we've all seen the trailer for the new flick, right? Where Commissioner Gordon is on the hospital for some mysterious reason? Well, it turns out ol' Jimbo has a heart attack (just like he had in the comics in 1991, remember?) And who else has recently reconverted from a heart attack? And also starred in a Christopher Bale film?

    YES. None other than the Thin White Dude himself, DAVID BOWIE will be appearing in the next Batman film, helping Jim Gordon recover from his heart attack. And how will he do that, you may ask?

    Why, they'll sing a song together.


    Now, how might this song reflect the story of the film? I'll leave that to you, gentle reader. But remember-you heard it here first. Bowie. Gordon. July 2012.



    BE THERE.
    Wednesday, September 7th, 2011
    12:48 am
    If you had told me five, ten, fifteen years ago that the Green Goblin would one day be performing a song on David Letterman with *%#@ing SWARM as a back-up dancer I would have said "What kind of magical world do you come from, madam?"



    Monday, September 5th, 2011
    6:24 pm
    Saturday, September 3rd, 2011
    11:53 pm
    I guess since Lois and Clark won't be married anymore, we'll be getting a lot of scenes like this again.

     
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    Friday, September 2nd, 2011
    11:53 pm
    From a beautifully written article about DC's disgusting decision to erase Lois and Clark's marriage and indeed, their entire relationship:

    "In the real world, couples aren’t forced to fight literal monsters like Doomsday but the challenge of staying together when the odds seem to be stacked against you is very real. It’s the hidden reality for millions of people in this world who don’t make the headlines because of deceit or cheating or scandal. Because you see…beyond the statistics about divorce and the headlines about infidelity…there is another untold story in our world. It’s a story about people who wake up every morning and choose to stay together even through difficult circumstances—-people who stand by each other through the worst recessions, through the insecurity and pain of unemployment, or the debilitating effects of cancer or illness. There are people who have watched their spouse or significant other leave to go to Iraq or Afghanistan not knowing if they will ever come back; yet, finding the courage within themselves to make that incredible and selfless sacrifice to serve others because they believe it’s the right thing to do. There are people like Jerry and Joanne Siegel (the original inspiration for Lois Lane) who stayed together through periods of poverty and remained together until they were parted by death. There are people like Christopher and Dana Reeve who stayed by each other’s sides through paralysis and serious illness until the very end.

    You see there are those who remain cynical that this kind of connection can truly exist between two people. There are those who would suggest that the very idea of “true love” is a fantasy or childish and that the very idea of finding one person who is “the one” for you doesn’t actually happen in this world. There are those who would claim that this type of commitment is not relatable. There are those who would claim that the decision to get married or commit to another person is “the end” of a story and fail to recognize that it’s actually a new beginning filled with new challenges, natural tension and new dreams that we work to fulfill. Then there are those of us—no matter our gender, race or sexual orientation— who wake up every single day and prove those cynics wrong. We’ve seen it in our parents, grandparents or in our close friends. Or maybe we see it in the person that we are lucky enough to wake up next to every morning. We’ve watched people we love make the difficult decision to stay together even through times of tragedy and we’ve watched the incredible strength that it takes to choose to remain loyal and true to each other rather than to give in to fear.

    In a world full of cynicism about the very nature of love, Superman—-the hero who is supposed to be our greatest symbol of hope——was a man who was sending a different message about what it meant to love and be loved in return. Clark and Lois chose love over fear. They chose to stay as opposed to giving in when it got tough. They chose to believe in each other rather than run away even though the deck was often stacked against them. They chose to stay together even when the circumstances proved difficult or tragic or frightening or even downright impossible. "
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