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"Have you ever seen Bugs Bunny perform bizarre oral acts on himself? Have you ever seen Minnie Mouse ravage an array of huge phallic symbols? Alice does it -- In Vince Collins' sexually hysterical cartoon..."

"The H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society presents its all new silent film of The Call of Cthulhu. The famed story is brought richly to life in the style of a classic 1920s silent movie, with a haunting original symphonic score."

The best exclusive fan-video of the week comes from the cast and crew of that show about people stranded on an island. Unfortunately it's only a cam-version, but it's better than the one they did with Conan. Enjoy!

"Intro to Evangeline Lily by Robert Iger, Walt Disney Chairman and CEO during his keynote adddress at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Shot by Joyce Chow of MBN,"

A walk through a 'living book,' with novelist JC Hutchins.

-Only science fiction authors come up with stuff like that.

The cool guide to Berlin has some stories in English too, but you should check out the events filed under "Veranstaltungen". That's where all the really cool shit is!

Photobucket is a great site to include pictures in your web-postings without hours of "copy and paste". Just upload your picture, click on "HTML-link" and the system automatically copies the code. Paste the code into your story and that's it. Very simple. Check it out!

There was some extra-material on the internet after season 2. We're trying to collect all the important pieces on this page from now on.

First of all there is the complete secret video from hansoexposed.com. Mayor spoilers! Don't watch this before you have seen at least half of season 2! It tells you the secret of the numbers, it explains the importance of the Valenzetti equation and Mr. Hanso himself will tell you what the Dharma Initiative is all about!):

Then there were the maps. Remember the map from the "Shutdown"-Episode where Locke got trapped in the hatch and this strange image was glowing on the wall for a few seconds? Well, some folks have caught it on their HDTV-recorders and decyphered the whole damned thing. So, if you're still trying to remember what you saw (like poor old Locke!), have a look at the comment-section of this story. That's where you find the collected high-resolution-scans.

Don't miss the cool UK promo video for Season 1

New trailer!

Because you demanded it! This thursday the "Lost"-Discussion Group will meet again to talk about the sensational opening of Season 3 and whatever else happened. We're talking about the first three episodes this week and 4-6 the week after. That should be enough time for everyone to catch up before the show returns on February the 8th.

Here's another australian trailer with some new scenes:

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"Enduring legends are borne of disbelief: Scotland has its Loch Ness Monster, the Himalays its Abominable Snowman, and Oklahoma City, not to be outdone, has the Bookman..." Read the story in Hitch Magazine

"Excerpts taken from the Banned Books Resource Guide by the American Library Association, and Ready Reference Censorship."

"Down in the heart of Kreuzberg, where the punks and the Turks like to play, the Another Country bookshop is a cosy place where they do not seem to mind if you sit in a comfy chair and read for a while."

Read on...

Here are my faves:

The Circus Eastside Hotel Mitte

My del.icio.us-account is back!

A bunch of morons reviewed Orwells "1984".

"Through our partnership with the National Archives, millions of historical documents are available online for the first time."

A message from our new MySpace-friends:

Fr 19.1. 21.30h: Moviemento Cinema, Kottbusser Damm 22, Kreuzberg

Documataries, drama, comedy, animations, music videos & experimental stuff by film students of the University of Bedfordshire in Luton (UK). 2 days of contemporary (and short) film straight from the home country of dirty weather. Free supplement: Surprise short film showcase from London: Short films from some famous british filmmakers!

Over and above that: England on super 8, Britpop on mono record players and a barrel of Walker crisps. We promise! So, don't stay at home!

For the detailed programme and further information, please check www.lichtspielklub.de

Lichtspielklub Schönhauser Allee 167c, Prenzlauer Berg