David's Doppelgangers

David Bowie

January 8 1947 - January 10 2016

Ziggy Stardust

The Thin White Duke

Aladdin Sane

The Man Who Fell to Earth

(Thomas Jerome Newton)

As John Merrick in The Elephant Man

As the vampire John in The Hunger

As Maj. Jack Celliers in Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence

Colin, "Into the Night"

Absolute Beginners

Jareth the Goblin King (Labyrinth)

As Pontius Pilate in The Last Temptation of Christ

The Linguini Incident

Agent Phillip Jeffries (Twin Peaks Fire Walk With Me)

As Andy Warhol in Basquiat

Jack Sikora from Gunslinger's Revenge (Il Mio West)

Bernie in Everybody Loves Sunshine

Mr. Rice's Secret

As Nikola Tesla in The Prestige

Maltazard from Arthur and the Invisibles

Lord Royal Highness from the Spongebob Squarepants Movie

Ogilvie in August

You will never be forgotten, David.

F-16, Sale of the Century

The original 1979 documentary about the F-16 and the intricacies involved in making it a reality. A look back in time at the Cold War and the arms race between the United States and the Soviet Union.

~DJ Sadie~

Cinephile: Better Said

Not sure what the message at the beginning is about. I don't share the sentiment. I'm sharing for the song and the creepy accompanying picture.

~DJ Sadie~

KHEL 666 TV; The Sixth Sense

The complete 1972 paranormal drama series "The Sixth Sense" starring Gary Collins.

~DJ Sadie~

KHEL 666 TV: The Heart That Wouldn't Stay Buried

From the paranormal drama "The Sixth Sense." Sadly, this intriguing show starring Gary Collins lasted only two seasons, both in 1972.

~DJ Sadie~

A to Z Blogging Challenge 2015: Social Media: Y is for You Tube

Love it or loathe it, You Tube is here to stay, at least for the time being.

I like being able to find favorite songs and sometimes episodes of old television shows.

The comments tend to be a cesspool of troll bait. I make it a policy not to read them because they are generally awful.

You can find just about anything on You Tube.

~DJ Sadie~

A to Z Challenge 2015: Universal Concepts: S is for Sad Songs

Sad songs: we love them, but we hope we never have to live them.

I'm one of the lucky few who have had a romance that has lasted since my teen years up into my middle years and is still going strong. Most early romances lead to heartbreak, and that's the sad truth.

Listening to and singing sad songs can be cathartic. Sing and cry, if that's what you need to do. Write a sad song or poem of your own. Don't be ashamed! Let your feelings show.

~DJ Sadie~

Useful Information: How to Cut a Cigar Without A Cigar Cutter

If you're a cigar smoker who travels and the TSA gets all heavy-handed and takes away your cigar cutter, consider this method.

I like him--he kind of reminds me of some of my younger guy relatives.

~DJ Sadie~

Nexx Chapter Feat. Avril Lavigne: Still Innocent

Tõnu Naissoo - .... and so she went ....

Beautiful piano music for your Sunday morning.

~DJ Sadie~

KHEL 666 Entertainment: Tube Tube Web Series

Enjoy the fun and quirky British web series Tube Tube. It is comprised of multiple short-short videos, under five minutes each, with a connecting story line.
There is so much wonderful independent entertainment available these days that if it weren't for my husband's enjoyment of watching sports on the weekend, I'd probably cancel TV service altogether.

~DJ Sadie~

SPF (มีสิทธิ์อะไร)is a Thai band.

A beautifully constructed song and story with a lot of thought and hard work put into the little video they created. Well done!

~DJ Sadie~

KHEL 666 Movie Clips: The Sperm Sample from The Switch

So wrong...and yet so funny. His facial expressions kill me.

~DJ Sadie~

Los Campesinos!: I Just Sighed Just So You Know

It's DJ Sadie, bringing you a gritty, lo-fi slice of life from Welsh indie band Los Campesinos!

First and foremost, let it be said
I am writing this at 7:10 a.m.
On the hot dry tarmac of a vacant forecourt
Astronomically speaking, it's the first day of autumn

The sun is hanging 'round like summer's hungover
They knocked the garage down and made flats for our sin
The traffic's so persistent it barely registers
And it smells like a mix of petrol and dog shit

Just let me be the one you let
Keep track of the moles on your back
I just sighed, the universe replied
Let this pass you by

Sometimes it's just enough to know
I keep him on his toes
Is he as sympathetic as me
To the untimely demise of your synthetic clothes?

I've displayed marriage proposals on the Jumbo Trons
Of ballgames you've not been at
I've written eulogies in guest books at galleries
In the hope that you might pass

Just let me be the one you let
Keep track of the moles on your back
I just sighed, the universe replied
Let this pass you by

She nervous and barefoot chats to me at the front door
New boyfriend inside the same becoming a martyr
Me rolling, writhing on the floor
Stared daggers pulled from my thoracic wall

Well, I hold seashells to my ears
Pretty sure I can hear you

You gave a gift of her favorite book of love poems
Annotate the ones you thought applied the most
I'm gonna win you 'round with prose
If anyone should know I should know

Girl, that must be the reason you let slip
To the point of sending the message
Six months of visceral Catherine wheels
Kissing carnivores to make you seem less of a deal

Just let me be the one you let
Keep track of the moles on your back
I just sighed, the universe replied
Let this pass you by

I promise after this I will pick up the phone book
And choose the name that my eyes fall upon on the first look
A moral of my poorly composed declarations there in the future

I'm so sorry to have put you through
A lifetime of dedications you never desired

And this one sentence bludgeons me over the head
Okay, I'm a little bit drunk and I mean just a little bit
A lush in denial, only rather coquettish

I'm fifteen years old and my parents' only son
Like I barely survived a girl's school education
Prettier now that you've grown your hair long
I'm a slip of a man since I cut mine all off

Please just let me be the one to keep track
Of the freckles and the moles on your back

"The Waltons" Actors Interview Their Real Life Counterparts

I found this little gem that I thought some of you other fans of classic TV might enjoy.

The weird, psychedelic pattern across some of their faces during some points of the program combined with their somewhat stilted delivery adds a bit of a cheesy, classic sci-fi flavor. Somehow I was reminded of watching Mars Attacks.

~DJ Sadie~