Our friends at ACME PICTURES just finished the trailer to their documentary about reality television called AMERICAN CANNIBAL. It premiers on APRIL 26, 2006 at the TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL. thehappycorp global will be putting together the Premiere Party. We …
Jane Magazine’s blog compares LVHRD to Real and imagined secret societies found in the Entertainment world… The Skulls, House of Flying Daggers, Harry Potter’s “Order of the Phoenix”, Indiana Jones & the Last Crusade’s Grail-protecting society, Calvin & Hobbes’ “G.R.O.S.S.”:, The …
The pirates were out covering the LVHRD architect duel II this past Tuesday. Renowned person Philip Nobel, writer of books, and organizer of words, shared the mic with ole Captain Seasick . They talked with …
Tuesday’s duel was closely watched by a leading news oragnization know as CBS news. They recently posted a video and some words about the event. Please review them at your earliest convenience. [ CBS NEWS ]
Special Update: Grzywinski + Pons Architects Challenges Arquitectonica to a DuelLVHRD tells us that they’re moving forward with the Architect Duel. Having found themselves with the short end of the stick when the Eisenman/Acconci match-up fell through, they’ve veered away from the industry celebs. Instead, they’re going for the architects who understand the “nature” and spirit of dueling.
Grzywinski + Pons — they get it. They’re young guns, but they are throwing down the gauntlet to challenge global giant Arquitectonica to a duel. Gentlemen that they are, they’ve sent a formal note of challenge in writing. Glove and all! If you think the quaint (and honorable) traditions of olden days are dead, think again.
Photographic evidence when you click the link. Here’s hoping for a true Architect Duel!
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