Film Review: ‘Kill the Habit’
You know you’re in trouble when a relentless drug addiction and a discovered stash of dirty money are the least of your problems. Oh, yes,…
Clinton Stark
Filmmaker and editor at Stark Insider, covering arts, AI & tech, and indie film. Inspired by Bergman, slow cinema and Chipotle. Often found behind the camera or in the edit bay. Peloton: ClintTheMint.
Google donates $2M to Wikipedia, no attribution required
It’s probably something a door-to-door Encyclopedia salesman would never see. Two million dollars just fell out of the sky courtesy of the Google Gods into the lap…
Google CEO Eric Schmidt says 60,000 Android devices shipping daily
There were no product announcements by Google at MWC. However, during his keynote, CEO Eric Schmidt mentioned that Google along with their partners are now…
Will official Steve Jobs autobiography give us juice or gloss?
Steve Jobs will attempt to set the record straight. In collaboration with former TIME managing editor Walter Isaacson, an official autobiography will be penned about…
Film Review: ‘The Bone Man’ an Austrian Fargo with German cars and a twist
What is it about great European indies that make them so endlessly fascinating and watchable? The Bone Man is another example, and I think it’ll…
Can Microsoft stem market share losses with Windows Phone 7?
At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona today, Microsoft (MSFT) announced Windows Phone 7, the long awaited upgrade to its mobile platform used in about…
Film Review: ‘FrICTION’ a clever “fourth wall” film
What if you were scripted to behave badly? Breaking down the fourth wall—the unseen barrier between actor and viewer—has become somewhat of an interesting trend…
Bill Gates at TED: Fireflies and terrapower
Bill Gates is on a mission. In his continued leadership of all things philanthropy 2.0, he’s shifting gears to take on climate change. On Friday…
Sunday Espresso: Consume or create? S-t-a-r-k-S-i-l-v-e-r-C-r-e-e-k, Phil Bronstein
If ever a world existed with no espresso bean, it would be no place for me. I don’t think even a two-fer of Diet Coke…
Film Review: ‘Cooking History’ the ultimate Food Network and The History Channel mash-up
Mash-up Food Network with The History Channel and you’d have an intriguing documentary called Cooking History. Chances are, you’ve never seen anything quite like it.…