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Oct 2011 07

by Daniel Robert Epstein

“I don’t go after anything.”
– Alan Arkin

It was a real treat and a pleasure to get to talk to living legend Alan Arkin. I told a number of people that I was going to talk to the Oscar nominated improv guru and they said, ““You got to ask him about Glengarry Glen Ross.”” I was like, ““Fuck that I’’m going to talk to him about Bad Medicine!”” But of course I was also very interested in talking with Arkin about his latest role, that of the heroin snorting grandfather of the dysfunctional family in Little Miss Sunshine. The film also stars Steve Carell, Toni Collette, Greg Kinnear and is directed by music video masterminds Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris.

Read our exclusive interview with Alan Arkin on SuicideGirls.com.

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Oct 2011 07

Setsuka Suicide in Bazinga

  • INTO: Zumba, belly dancing, cooking, vintage Volkswagens, tea, thrift shopping, zombie movies, gardening, learning useless facts, sex in front of mirrors.
  • NOT INTO: Clubbing, smokers, excessive drinkers, people in my personal space.
  • MAKES ME HAPPY: Being held close, brownies, animals, making out, surprises, vegan chocolate, my cat Queen Elizabeth, lying in bed all day, dancing, watching Dr. Who, new shoes, going new places, making a nice home cooked meal, getting tattooed, baking, cupcakes, attending conventions, spending time with other SGs, tea, vintage Afghans, porn, boobie texts, light sabers, romance, psfb, homemade blueberry muffins, rainy days and rainy nights, cuddling and caressing after sex.
  • MAKES ME SAD: Ignorance, disrespectful people.
  • HOBBIES: Belly dancing, playing Dungeons and Dragons, poi spinning, knitting, exercising.
  • 5 THINGS I CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT: Good sex, good food, dancing, me time, happiness.
  • I SPEND MOST OF MY FREE TIME: Touching myself.

Get to know Setsuka better over at SuicideGirls.com!


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Oct 2011 06


This is what democracy looks like.

This Sunday (Oct 9) #OccupyLA will #OccupySGRadio for a very special show which will simultaneously be broadcast on Indie1031.com and livestreamed via OWSLosAngeles from 10 PM til Midnight PST…

We’ve witnessed financial theft on a mass scale, yet the only mass arrests on Wall Street have been of those brave enough to protest about it. We’ve seen the laws that were put in place to protect investors eroded, and new laws enacted to protect those that are robbing us blind from prosecution. We’ve seen banks repossess homes they don’t even have the correct paperwork for, and families made homeless while vacant home stocks are at an all time high. We’ve seen corporations gain “citizen” status to buy influence, yet refuse to submit to one of the basic responsibilities of being one – paying taxes. We’ve seen the already obscenely rich get even richer, while an indecent amount of ordinary folks have fallen below the poverty line. We’ve seen tax breaks reward the wealthy, at the expense of the poor. We’ve seen corporations enjoy welfare, while those that own them bemoan the “entitlements” of those who have worked hard and earned their benefits.

In short, we, the 99 percent, have seen enough.

We’re taking to the streets, we’re taking back our country – this is what democracy looks like.

Please join us this Sunday as #OccupyLA takes over the Indie1031 studios to #OccupySGRadio.

Show your support and be sure to friend and follow #OccupyLA on Facebook and Twitter.

We Are The 99 Percent.

XOX

Listen to SG Radio live Sunday night from 10 PM til Midnight on Indie1031.com

Got questions? Then dial our studio hotline digits this Sunday between 10 PM and midnight PST: 323-900-6012

Busy on Sunday? Then find all our podcasts on iTunes and listen at your leisure.

And don’t forget to follow us on Twitter.

#OccupyLA Begins – SG Was There…


Briefing before the #OccupyLA kickoff march from Pershing Square to City Hall in DTLA. Here protesters learn a few magic words from representatives from the National Lawyers Guild in case of arrest: “Am I being detained?” “I choose to remain silent” and “Can I talk to a lawyer.”


The new face of democracy.


We’re trying.


He’s taking back his country, you can too.


Those that complain they’ve yet to hear #OccupyWallStreet’s agenda are just asking us to state the bleeding obvious.


Well, we know why she’s here.


This is what happens when corporations fuck you. Does yours hurt too?


The new American Dream.


So are you.


He’s part of the 99 percent too. Props to the LAPD for being pretty damn cool (and hot!). Also, thanks to the Los Angeles City Council for this.


Patriotism at its finest.

See photo gallery for more images from #OccupyLA.

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Oct 2011 06

Plum Suicide in Whip It

  • INTO: Tattoos, piercings, colorful hair, lip balm, nudity, black, cute stuff, anime, games, risks, zombies, snakes, pasta with mushrooms, lip biting, colors, being a hopeless romantic.
  • NOT INTO: Animal Cruelty, war, being sick.
  • MAKES ME HAPPY: Chocolate, my kitty, hugs, Pepsi, shopping, ice cream, my friends, rain, lemonade, love, good music.
  • MAKES ME SAD: Fake people, crying babies.
  • HOBBIES: Photography, drawing, modeling.
  • 5 THINGS I CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT: Winter, animals, underwear, internet, my phone.
  • VICES: A lot types of smells (I’m addicted), coffee every morning, and a cup of milk every night.

Get to know Plum better over at SuicideGirls.com!


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Oct 2011 05

“Remembering that I’ll be dead soon is the most important tool I’ve ever encountered to help me make the big choices in life.”

– Steve Jobs, 1955-2011

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Oct 2011 05

by Blogbot

Artist / SG Member Name: AnitaKajika

Mission Statement: I’m mostly a fantasy illustrator and a comic artist. I’ve always lived in my own world inside my mind, so when I discovered roleplay games my mind was blown. Now most of my paintings and comics are about it. I want my paintings to be the most believable they can be, thought I don’t want to reach photorealistic results; they’re from imagination and they become alive in a middle way.

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Oct 2011 05

by A.J. Focht

The entire line of DC’s New 52 has hit stores. The fan response to the reboot has been phenomenal, though all of the comics have received very diverse reviews. Almost every comic in the New 52 has been both praised and bashed. Most have gained a following, and a couple have already gained infamy, while very few have slipped under the radar altogether.

Several of the more obscure comics however pulled in great reviews, such as All-Star Western and I, Vampire. All-Star Western explores Gotham City during its founding through the eyes of Jonah Hex, while I, Vampire introduced a new vampire threat to the DC universe. One of the biggest surprises was Justice League Dark which already has built a strong following. Even more shocking were the positive responses to the sexy stripper-adorned title Voodoo — from the many of the same people who bashed the overt raunch of Catwoman and Starfire.

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