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THE BEST ADVICE FOR HARRIED HUMANS

“Find your sacred place, a place of creative incubation,” says Joseph Campbell in his conversations on cultural and religious mythologies with journalist Bill Moyers.

Campbell’s insight and perception still make for powerful advice on the choices we make and the way we live.

The milestone PBS series series was released a year after Joseph Campbell died on October 30, 1987 at the age of 83.

The six episodes and transcripts of The Power of Myth — The Hero’s Adventure, The Message of the Myth, The First Storytellers, Sacrifice and Bliss, Love and the Goddess, and Masks of Eternity — are available HERE.

MOVIES

YOUNG TONY SOPRANO’S STORY IS TOLD

Michael Gandolfini

The story of Tony Soprano’s early life, ‘The Many Saints of Newark,’ premiered Wednesday in New York City, 14 years after HBO’s hugely popular gangster series ‘The Sopranos’ aired its final episode.

Michael and James Gandolfini

Before the movie started, the audience in the packed Beacon Theatre on Broadway at 74th Street gave prolonged applause for James Gandolfini, who died of a heart attack in 2013 at the age of 51. His 22-year-old son Michael plays the young Tony Soprano.

“I’m coming for you, Michael.”

Jamie Lee Curtis is older now (62) and still not free from the madman Michael.

The latest addition to the famous horror film series, ‘Halloween Kills’ is a sequel to the 2018 ‘Halloween’ and the 12th installment in the franchise.

Jamie Lee Curtis and Nick Castle reprise their roles as Laurie Strode and Michael Myers as the film begins where the previous one ended, with Michael presumably burning to death in the fire.

But by God he didn’t die, and now Laurie and the entire town band together to try and kill the crazy bastard.

SEX AND HORROR

Titane (Titanium) is a 2021 horror film about a woman who has a titanium plate fitted into her head after being severely injured in a car crash when she was a child. Written and directed by French film director and screenwriter Julia Ducournau, the film stars Agathe Rousselle. Ducournau became the second female director to win the Cannes Film Festival’s highest award, the Palme d’Or.

COLD WAR, HOT WOMAN

COLD WAR (Zimna wojna) a ‘searing love story’ of two musicians, Joanna Kulig and Tomasz Kot over a span of fifteen years in post-war Europe. The Polish-British-French co-production earned director and co-writer Paweł Pawlikowski a best director award at Cannes.

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SEEING EVERYTHING

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39,000 feet
69½ Jane
A healing place
A scattering of atoms
And then the caregiver dies
And then the caregiver dies
Astonishing possible reunion at the center of the universe
‘Who the fuck are you?’
Best listened to when stoned
Biden’s botched plan spiraling out of control
Blonde hair flying
Classy — and steamy
Confessions of a secondary card holder
Contemplating the continuum of electromagnetic energy
Death artist’s brutal death
Dreamers and Screamers
Elvis’s grandson was one troubled young man
Give me my legs, Lourdie Jones!
Gloria
I think you’ll be happy with it
I’ll be here
I’ll be on my way
Indestructible atoms
Loneliness, a beginning
Man, That’s Good Weed
Notes for ‘A million miles away in Fishkill’
Perce and Isabel
Pictures of Christ
Postcard from Nassau
Seventeen poems in search of God
Sex and horror
Still the best advice for harried humans
Stop the biscuits from dancing
The art of homelessness
The body removal man
The crazy life of Billy Mickle
The Heat of battle
The misery of isolation
The next boat out
The Next in Paradise
The Old Man of the Mountain
The Underground Man
The welder
The young woman in the library
Tor Holmström, where are you?
Where you been, Marco Polo?
Yellowknife
You never touch me anymore

JENNY

A phone call from out of the blue, or in my case, from out of the black, took me back to Topanga Beach, California, 1983.

My teenage son and I were living in a weekly-rate motel on the Pacific Coast Highway. We had been estranged for several years and now we were together again.

My son died a few years later. The memory of our time in California lives. As does the woman who brought it back.

She followed up the phone call by sending me a postcard my son had written to her back then, a few words on a card but full of hope, happiness and humor. A priceless memento for me now. And I thank her for it.