onedotzero presents a special festival in Berlin from November 14th to the 20th at the Cinema Central (Rosenthaler Str.39, 10178 Berlin), showing "innovative" feature-films, music-videos, animations, games and presentations.
Sa.16th and Wed.20th, 10 p.m.:"no map for these territoreies" - an odyssey with William Gibson
more info at the British council in Berlin

FOOD IS EVIL.

SLEEP IS FOR THE WEAK.

CIGARETTES ARE GOOD FOR YOU.

FUCK EVERYONE ELSE!

I have seen this show in London and it was the best live-gig I ever saw! The Guardian said "it's better than sex".
I wouldn't agree with that, but this group from Buenos Aires combines rave-culture, circus and theatre like you've never seen it before.
It's expensive, but it's like nothing you've ever seen before. It's gonna amze you or it's gonna scare the shit out of you! Don't miss it if you can afford it!

They will be in Berlin in Decermber and they're giving away 10 free tickets every day if you subscribe to the newsletter at DeLaGuarda.de
Tickets would also make great christmas-gifts, I guess!

This is the best web-game I have seen in a long time! Great song, great game. Don't forget to check out the Clinicgame for Domino Records

They are the & in Copy & Paste and they got all kinds of books as text-file-downloads.They are textz
Bücher in Deutsch und Englisch als virtuelle Raubkopien nennt man textz

Good old Doonesbury has picked up the weblog-craze.

After 30 years in the making still one of the best cartoons ever and worthwhile checking out on the web if you don't get your daily dose in the paper!

Lang erwartet und endlich fertig ist meine ganz persönliche Homepage namens Popmoderne.de

Das Mutterschiff wurde auf endgültigen Stand gebracht und muß nur noch leicht von Font-Tags befreit werden. Bitte oben sachte das Logo antippen!

The mothership is ready to rock. Hit the logo up there for the funky new look and awesome navigation!

Here is a new company called antarcti.ca

They transform your intranet, extranet or html into xml and makes a clickable map out of it. So, your network looks a lotmore like cyberspace used to look in comics and on covers of fantasy-roleplaying-games!

Here is some cool not too relaxing arty stuff from Mr.Lionel Twain!

Here is a collection of whacky contemporary charakter-design, 3D and all that

pictoplasma.com

check out the real Peter Pan!

I guess you have heard of amihot.com, amigoth.com and whatever they are called. Here is a new one and now tell me, is this Furby on drugs, or what?
-found at plastcbag.org

Har, har, check this out, there is a reeperbahn-3d-game!

Just when you thought, pople can't get more fucked up, some website like this comes your way: Testimonies of Young People and Christian Rock

Puff Daddy made a video as an invitation to his birthday.

link for all trash-lovers out there. Loads of filthy pictures from the rotten 20th century...

Some of you might already know create a fart, but it's funny!

Are you one of these people getting turned on by a hot wardrobe? Then furnitureporn is your next stop!

And here is the center of the world!

Here is a really strange idea! Some guy called John Haddock painted, well, famous scenes from history in sim-style. You gotta see this to know what I'm talking about!

This is even more strange! Porn-pics with the people removed!

But my favourite are the action figures to recreate the beating of Rodney King. Check this out!

Download your free version of "underground", the book of hacking!

I wanna see Mickey kick Saddam's ass!

Check out the new propaganda!

Director Abbas Kiarostami from Iran didn't get a visa for the US to present his movie "ten" at the New York filmfestival. The US-embassy in Paris refused to let the filmmaker into the country.
Kiarostami got the golden palm in Cannes in 1997, the special-price of the jury in Venice in 1999 and a Fellinin-medal by the Unesco. He also received a special honor-decoration at the San Francisco Festival in 2000.
"Ten" was also shown in Cannes this year. The movie consists of ten episodes inside a car. The movie will still be shown in New York.
Richard Pena, director of the festival stated in Daily Variety that there were also problems with getting two chinese filmmakers into the country.

Daily Variety