On my Must List this week is the Web widget at jacksonpollock.org, where you can use your mouse to make your own drip painting in the style of the Abstract Expressionist master. (This one is by EW.com photo maven Jef Castro.) What other current masterpieces of film/TV/music/books/DVD/videogames/Internet are on your Must List? List up to three of your current faves in the comments below; please include your e-mail address in case we decide to use your selection in the magazine. Deadline is 10 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 28.
Feb 27
2008
06:25 PM ET
Which masterpieces are on your Must List?
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1. Scrabulous
2. TVFan
3. rickey.org American Idol blog
Movie: The Darjeeling Limited. Even though they are more excentric than most of us, Wes Anderson has a special and real way of expressing family bond. If you have brothers or sisters, you’ll get it! “I wonder if the three of us would’ve been friends in real life. Not as brothers, but as people”
Music: Once, the soundtrack. I just can’t get enough!
Justice League: The New Frontier. A great comic miniseries about the Golden Age adapted to film with voices like David Boreanaz, Lucy Lawless, and Jeremy Sisto.
1. IMDB’ing Gary Busey
2. LeftHandedToons (http://www.lefthandedtoons.com)
3. Pussycat Dolls Girlicious (on the guilty pleasure front)
1. Eric Clapton
2. Steve Winwood
3. Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood’s full-fledged reunion trifecta at Madison Square Garden.
Reunion concerts come with a boatload of expectation. But Eric and Steve not only survive but flourish under that circumstance because they are premium musicians. Whip out that DVD of the show, guys!
Law & Order: I started watching this season because of the addition of Jeremy Sisto and am now infatuated with Linus Roache’s character. Executive Assistant D.A. Michael Cutter is bold, wry, and so clever. I only wish I had such an audacious personality.
1. Torchwood. Now that Martha Jones has arrived on the scene it seems like Capt. Jack and the gang have finally realized that they are supposed to stop evil, not shag it.
2.Maria Bamford on Superdeluxe.com
3.Urbaniak.livejournal.com James Urbaniak, indie star and voice of Dr. Venture on the Venture Brothers muses about politics, drama desk awards, and the ardous process of auditioning for Domino’s pizza commercials.
Sports Night on DVD.
Silver age Ryan, not golden age. If you are going to put something out there, know what you are talking about.
1. In Treatment
2. http://www.overheardinnewyork.com
3. Adele
Free Radio on Vh1
Tina Fey hosting SNL
Project Runway Finale
Beatles
The Godfather
Harry Potter
Georgia O’Keefe
-ANTM Doll skits on popwatch—Even better then ANTM Cycle 10
-Colin Farrell in “In Bruges”
-The TRAINWRECK that is Big Brother 9 Showtime after dark –dirty stuff (The most religious girl “I love bikinis, coffee and god” is doing and saying the most unspeakable things…
Darwyn, actually it’s about both. It serves as a bridge between the Golden Age and the Silver Age.
1. In Bruges – this movie is hilarious, mostly in part to Colin Farrell hidden comedic chops.
2. Season 4 of Lost! The greatest show ever!
3. Roger Ebert’s Overlooked DVD of the Week articles. This week it is The Deep End with newly awarded Tilda Swinton. I have found a lot of gems because of these articles. (they can be found on his website, http://www.rogerebert.com)