Our friends at Videodrom have the norwegian box of "Lost Season 3" on dvd now. It's got a nice extra-feature about the literary works, references or authors which have been mentioned on "Lost" so far.

So, maybe you wanna discuss these books with other geeks over at The Washington Post Blog where the host the 'Lost' Book Club. They're discussing "Time for 'Time'" right now.

There's also a blog about the books and whatever book Sawyer reads in whatever episode.

That should keep you busy until the show returns. Read more books, don't waste too much time on YouTube. It eats your brain!

Nonetheless, here's a clip for everyone, it's that great opening of Season 3, Episode 1, the first look "The Others".

What do you need to know? These people are stranded on this island and two seasons later they realize they're not alone. There are these savages out there and "The Others" don't look like they read books. But, well, surprise, surprise! Have a look yourself:

Dear Friends of Wallywoods and Art Pub,

History is deciding that the Art Pub may or may not exist much further in its present form.

Well, fuck history. Let’s party!

See you there, Wally & Thomas...

SAMSTAG 17.11.2007

Friends, Gäste, Musiker, Poets, Crewmembers, Mourners, DJ...

Art Pub Open Stage Party

ALL ACTS WELCOME - Performers get 3 free drinks, then drinks for 1 euro. No tears!

ALL PAST ART PUB PERFORMERS GET A FREE DRINK

Art Pub Homepage

Don't miss this one: Art Pub im TV.B Nov 2007: Video

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"Don't go to that boring, dusty computer without something in mind."

Also: "The Cult" - Chuck's Workshop and The Anthology Project

#1 - The first rule of Food Club is, you do not talk about Food Club.

#2 - The second rule of Food Club is, you DO NOT talk about Food Club.

#3 - If someone says stop, goes limp, taps out, the dinner is over.

#4 - Two chefs to a fight.

#5 - One meal at a time.

#6 - No hats, no sandals.

#7 - The cooking will go on as long as it has to.

#8 - If this is your first night at Food Club, you have to cook.

Some links for Jason and all the other rookies:

Familyoven - Cooking Community 2.o with member-profiles, recipe sharing, recipe favourites, "how to cook" videos

Slashfood - A cool cooking blog.

Cookthink comes up with a recipe based on the ingredients you have in your fridge.

Recipes for Men - Esquire

More Than Wurst: Eating Deutsch in Berlin - Gridskipper

Viggo Mortensen to Star in Stallone's Edgar Allan Poe Biopic?

The English language literary magazine Bordercrossing Berlin is celebrating the launch of its 3rd issue with an evening of entertainment:

Featuring: a Flash Fiction reading and prize-giving, the premiere of a Short-Poetry-Film, Comedy from Jacinta Nandi (Candi Girl), music from Novo Bauchwitz y Jorgos Estrella (from the band Pescadores de Ventanas) and MORE!

MC: Ben Knight (My English Class, Prison Sex) Event in English

Friday 7th December, doors open from 8.30 pm, Entry 5,-/10 EUR with a magazine, SALON ROSA, Sophienstrasse 18 (above the Sophiensaele Theatre), 10178 Berlin, U-Bahn Weinmeisterstrasse, S-Bahn Hackescher Markt, Tram, Bus

A message from Gaby

hi all the bar at my studio, the Wonderbar, in Wiener str 45 in Xberg 36 is open this Friday 16th Nov, for intimate drinks for friends only. from 9 pm onwards. come by for cheap beer, cocktails and a good 70s atmosphere..

hope to see you then, just ring the doorbell at the front door.

gaby

AngloINFO is the LOCAL online information source that helps you live your life anywhere in the world

www.discodamaged.de is a new website about the Berlin gay scene. It is all in English for English speakers and visitors. You can find news, reviews, a map of gay locations, a calendar of events and more in it. Readers can also leave comments.

www.discodamaged.de is the Berlin branch of www.discodamaged.com which has over 24,000 page views per month.

On Wednesday the 5th of december we shall have the honour of hosting the concert of Marzipan Marzipan in the Bookshop!

Marzipan Marzipan is an Italian Lo-Fi Prinzessa: Casio-paeic and poignant! She will be accompanied by Big Daddy Muggelstone (did I say big? I meant huge!!) on drums.

Brother John & my humble self will offer our support.

Thursday 15 November

Cracker: The Mad Woman in the Attic (1993) 9pm A criminal psychologist investigates the brutal murder of a woman who was a passenger on a train. He must delve into the mind of the only suspect, a man who claims to have amnesia and was found unconscious near the tracks.

Friday 16 November 9pm Dinner and Film around 11pm

After the Thin Man (1936) W.S. van Dyke Nick and Nora Charles return from vacation to their home in San Francisco on New Years Eve, where Nora's stuffy family expect the couple to join them for a formal dinner. Nick is despised by Nora's Aunt Katherine, as his immigrant heritage and experience as a "flat foot" are considered below Nora. The true reason for their invitation is that Nora's cousin Selma's ne'er do well husband Robert has been missing. Nick is coerced into a little quiet detective work for the family. from Wikipedia

second film TBA

Sunday 18 November 14:00

The Noel Coward Murder Mysteries (Radio Drama) Death at the Desert Inn: Three hundred thousand dollars are left in a satchel in Noel Coward's Las Vegas suite. Coward sets off on his unexpected posthumous career as a detective. The Desert Inn, scene of one of his greatest cabaret triumphs, is the setting for a murder mystery complete with Judy Garland, a showgirl, a Broadway agent, an unlikely croupier and a US Congressman, with half of Hollywood in the audience. Plus four More Noel Coward Mysteries, Wireless, Bridge, Brunch, and Games

Tuesday 21 November 8:30 pm

Once Upon a Time in America (1980) The uncut version of the film gained widespread critical acclaim and a large following. James Woods, who considers Once Upon a Time in America his finest work, and he mentions in the DVD commentary that one critic dubbed it the film the worst of 1984, only to see the original cut years later and call it the best of the 1980s. Ebert, in his review of Brian DePalma's The Untouchables, called the original uncut version of Once Upon a Time in America the best film depicting the Prohibition era. Sight and Sound magazine placed it among the ten best films of the last 25 years when it attempted to do a poll on recent films. from Wikipedia

20+ Places for Public Domain E-Books

This site has more than 20000 rare books in ten different formats.

Nice new place with soups, Dim Sum and other thins to eat.

Show me Cafe Nudelbar - Mehringdamm 40/corner of Yorckstr. - 10961 Berlin

The german site zvab.com has a new name and an english interface by now: ChooseBooks.com - Used, Rare, Antiquarian and Out of Print Books

It's still pretty good for locating books in Germany!

I, Walt Whitman, A Blogger

The Blog of Henry David Thoreau

Samuel Pepys Diary

Duuuuude! Before the start of Season 4, there will one "mobisode" every monday and the first one is online already. The new one should be up there later tonight.

Dude, 13 minutes from the new movie by Wes Anderson (The Life Aquatic)!

...not just another Hasidic zombie movie

for more info visit nightofthelivingjews.com

A pretty cool blog with lots of samples for your next dancefloor-production: Berlincast.com - Sounds and noise from Berlin