The Union Forever

  • The Union Forever | JumboTron

    The concept of the super television screen is hardly unfamiliar to anyone. Better known to the populous as a JumboTron,…

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  • The Union Forever | Wetlands Preserved

    Yesterday I plugged a documentary airing on the Sundance Channel, Wetlands Preserved. I’ve been exchanging emails with the producer and…

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  • The Union Forever | Vincent Moon

    The last few installments of the The Union Forever dealt with the possibility of a cinema that is purely online.…

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  • The Union Forever | Navigating the post-TRL Video World

    Carson Daly. He delivered Britney Spears to the world. Thanks. Everyone knows video killed the radio star, but I’m pretty…

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  • The Union Forever | ‘I’m Not There’ DVD

    This past Tuesday, Todd Haynes’ film inspired by the music and many lives of Bob Dylan, I’m Not There, was…

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  • The Union Forever | The Online Cinema

    Last week saw the announcement that the National would be releasing a DVD chronicling the making of their most recent…

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  • The Union Forever | A Skin, A Night

    Back in April of 2006, the director of La Blogoteque’s Take Away Shows, Vincent Moon, announced that he was working…

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  • The Union Forever | SXSW Edition: On Set with Music Supervisors

    I got off the plane in Austin, Texas and headed directly to meet up with LMB’s Justin and Sam, as…

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  • The Union Forever | It’s Beeple!

    I went back to Madison for the night last Thursday to see a show at my drawing teacher Kendra’s new…

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  • The Union Forever: The Battle for Ireland

    ONCE: Falling Slowly – A Live Performance I recently viewed two types of music-orientated films that were typical of the…

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  • The Union Forever

    Intrigued by the recent successful collaboration between the Moldy Peaches and the film Juno, I wondered if this was an…

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  • Introducing…The Union Forever

    Movies and Rock & Roll have always been partners in crime, soliciting promiscuity and danger while keeping every American slightly…

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