Category: cultureShock
People have such huge assumptions about the disabled community. They think we sit home, watch soap operas and live vicariously through the characters.
How wrong they are! Disabled people can be just as twisted and melodramatic as the women on Desperate Housewives or as needy as the doctors’ in Grey’s Anatomy.
V For Vendetta is about a freedom fighter known only as “V”. Similar to that fictional hero, Zorro, he fights to free his countrymen from an oppressive and evil totalitarian government. He even leaves his own mark the letter V behind him just as Zorro had.
V wears a black Cape and hat similar to those worn by Zorro. He wears a mask in the likeness of a great English revolutionary, Guy Fawkes. The English observe a national holiday in his honor on the fifth of November.
Once again Miami’s own, Harry Horgan uses Shake A Leg’s historical hangar for a worthwhile time of fun and inspiration. Last night, Shake A Leg held a movie screening for “39 Pounds of Love”, a film that truly captures Audacity Magazine’s message of living an audacious life!
The musical maturity of System of a Down (SOAD) has propelled them to the forefront of the alternative metal heap and silenced the critics who had labeled the group as a loud screeching disorganized swell of noise.
That’s not to say that these tortured artists lost their maniacal sharpness and uncontrollable propensity to rattle skulls and get your adrenaline flowing, since they are still as chaotic as they have previously displayed on earlier releases. The evidence appears in the meaty momentous rhythmic assault that is apparent with the wall shuttering romp “Attack,” which contains the power and political strife to energize the listener and feeds their salivating angst.






