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Ira and Abby (2007): This was one of my favorite movies that I’ve seen in recent years. Written by Jennifer Westfeldt, who also played the leading role of Abby, a free spirited woman who meets Ira, a neurotic psychology PhD student. The movie is about their relationship and the relationship of their family, in and out of therapy, which plays a major role in the movie. But this was no simple romantic comedy, it was was very witty and entertaining, and had me laughing almost the entire time. Plus it was a story that really made me think about love, marriage, and jealousy in my life. (5/5)
Bon Iver is featured on Pitchfork.tv today. It’s from a live show at Glasslands Gallery in Brooklyn, and worth watching, especially if you haven’t seen him live.
Photos from last week’s Night Time Flickr Walk. I didn’t make it out, but there are some excellent shots posted.
Galactic Pizza’s delivery superheroes: A Minneapolis pizza parlor dispatches caped crusaders (in electric cars) to serve up eco-friendly pies. (via)
Minnesota Monitor:: Norm Coleman + mortgage industry = BFF: Coleman is actually the No. 1 Senate recipient who isnt running for president of contributions from the combined mortgage, finance, and insurance sector. Those industries are Colemans biggest backers, with donations totaling $2 million. Thats double the amount received from his second-biggest contributor of “miscellaneous businesses” and four times as much as hes received in contributions from agribusiness.
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