Showing posts with label Shaft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shaft. Show all posts
Saturday, February 13, 2016
Sunday, July 18, 2010
50 Beers From Around the Globe- Sapporo (Japan)
We learned while researching this post that there is actually a Sapporo Beer Museum in Sapporo, Japan!
You may be able to find this Japanese brew at The Banana Cabana in Isle of Palms, SC (Charleston) or at The Grenwich Grill in New York, which supposedly also has great sushi! We don't reside in either area, but they do seem like cool places.
SIDEBAR: Unless you are a night owl like myself, you want to set the TiVo to tape the original vintage early 1970's version of "Shaft" with Richard Roundtree. It airs at (double yikes!) 2:15 a.m. on Saturday on TCM. Roundtree was kind enough to exchange emails with me several years ago. He is alive and well at age 68 today. Samuel L. Jackson played Shaft in a remake of the film. The original "Shaft" is one of the films discussed in an excellent article about blaxpotation films in the current issue of the Canadian film magazine "Cine Action."
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beer,
Charleston SC,
Japan,
New York,
Richard Roundtree,
Sapporo Beer,
Shaft
Monday, February 22, 2010
Quote of the Week- Gordon Parks Sr.
Movie buffs might actually know Gordon Parks Sr. (1912-2006) best as the director of the original '70s film version of "Shaft," but he was also one of America's greatest photographers.
Here is a quote from him in honor of Black History Month:
"I suffered evils, but without allowing them to rob me of the freedom to expand."
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Black History Month,
Gordon Parks Sr.,
photographers,
Shaft
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