Kurt Loder

Martin Scorsese’s feature “What Happens at Night,” starring Leonardo DiCaprio & Jennifer Lawrence, started shooting in the Czech Republic. Yes, that's why DiCaprio sported a mustache at the Oscars. I shot HOWLING II there with dear late friend Christopher Lee, our last of 5 films

“i wasn't afraid of her at all.” paul mccartney about nico. in summer 1968, she stayed at his house for some weeks.

Only in Jacksonville 🤣😏

Gutenberg invented the most important technology of the millennium and immediately went bankrupt — and so did the bank that foreclosed on him, and so did his apprentices. Gutenberg could make a batch of 300 books for the cost of one, but there weren't enough buyers in his small, landlocked village in Germany. It it took the better part of a century of further innovations, social changes, and setting up of distribution networks before you could have a pamphlet like Luther's 95 thesis get from Wittenberg to London in 17 days.

I am deeply saddened to hear of the passing of my friend and inspiration, John Hammond, Jr. From the first time I heard him on the first blues album I bought, Blues at Newport ‘63 on Vanguard Records, I was just knocked out and have felt that way about him ever since. (1/5)

To solve the would you/should you recline your seat on an airplane, Alejandro Nunez Vicente’ has designed the seats below. Do you think this is a good alternative to she straight rows? Would you travel in seats like this?

Dave Brubeck Quartet, Koto Song [1964] Dave Brubeck - piano
Paul Desmond - alto sax
Eugene Wright - bass
Joe Morello - drums

Billy Corgan says rock didn’t just fade, it was pushed out of mainstream culture. Speaking with Conrad Flynn on The Magnificent Others Podcast, he recalled a late‑’90s shift where MTV “suddenly decided rock was out” even though the genre was still huge. Corgan said he “saw the gravity shift” as rap took over and standards changed overnight. Today, he points to the irony: rock sells massive tickets worldwide, yet barely appears in mainstream media. For him, the industry “purposely dialed down the ability of rock stars to have a voice.” 📸 - The Magnificent Others Podcast