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Lee Keeler
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Writer, Boing Boing
United States
Beats
Travel, Mental health, Finance , Pop Culture, Ghostwriting , Lgbtq
I write for professional audiences, not for mass market readers seeking financial tips.
Content
By Lee Keeler| Boing Boing Verified It doesn't matter that it's a Tuesday night, or that it's cold by LA standards. The online tickets for RRR sold out three weeks ago and the standby line is 15 people deep. During the winter months this line winds from the Vidiots hallway to the lobby, just past the wall of founders who are honored with their own VHS tape. Patton Oswalt has Tremors. Dana Gould, Pulp Fiction. Joseph Gordon-Levitt got a bootleg copy of Romancing the Stone.
Starman at 40: John Carpenter's forgotten sci-fi masterpiece, interview with special effects artist John Rosengrant
By Lee Keeler| businessandamerica.com@ The films of John Carpenter have earned their place in film history: is the classic. , the guilty pleasure. continues to grow in power every year. At the bottom of this legacy lies . — Read the restThe post Starman at 40: John Carpenter's forgotten sci-fi masterpiece, interview with special effects artist John Rosengrant appeared first on Boing Boing.
By Lee Keeler| Boing Boing Verified It doesn't matter that it's a Tuesday night, or that it's cold by LA standards. The online tickets for RRR sold out three weeks ago and the standby line is 15 people deep. During the winter months this line winds from the Vidiots hallway to the lobby, just past the wall of founders who are honored with their own VHS tape. Patton Oswalt has Tremors. Dana Gould, Pulp Fiction. Joseph Gordon-Levitt got a bootleg copy of Romancing the Stone.
Company Info
Boing Boing
Boing Boing is an online publication that began as a print 'zine in 1989 and evolved into a weblog in 2000. Operated by Happy Mutants LLC, it features a wide range of content, including technology, entertainment, culture, and unique news stories. The site is known for its eclectic mix of articles, videos, and podcasts, often described as "mostly wonderful things." The publication offers a daily selection of short articles, long features, original videos, and podcasts. It covers topics such as gadgets, software, movies, TV shows, and cultural trends. Boing Boing also has a shop where readers can purchase merchandise and support the site through subscriptions. Its audience includes tech and lifestyle enthusiasts who appreciate its diverse and engaging content.