Christmas On Mars News

 
Watch: Dr. Dog 'Lonesome' New Music Video
Music Feeds
It was directed by George Salisbury, who has worked with such artists as The Flaming Lips (Christmas On Mars, Watching The Planets, Stardeath and White Dwarfs – Borderline). Be The Void captures more of the band's rough and tumble energy of their ...


 
Charlie Duke: I see the Moon as a science station in the future
The Independent
... eventually splashing down safely in the South Pacific, 220 miles south-east of Christmas Island. In total, their mission had lasted 12 days, two hours and 37 minutes. Of course, any mission to Mars would be spoken of in terms of years absent from ...

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TOM SACHS GROWS OLD by Charlie Finch
Artnet
"You're the idiot doing the Christmas installation at Barney's," I replied, "I guess you can keep the book." Rather than strangling immaturity in the cradle, I had unwittingly commenced a brilliant career of appropriated juvenilia culminating this week ...

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Recommended: The World at Night finds beauty in darkness and light
msnbc.com (blog)
This year's contest is limited to images taken since the beginning of 2011, but that leaves a lot to choose from — including pictures of Comet Lovejoy, the spectacular "Christmas Comet" that wowed skywatchers in the southern hemisphere, as well as the ...

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The Veronica Mars Season 1 Dossier: Episodes 9-16
TV.com
She then had the audacity to stab him with an ice pick while the Christmas carolers were trying to sing. VERY rude. The plot thickens: Not a ton of mythology action other than fleshing out the Echolls situation, but at their Christmas party Veronica ...


 
Eastbourne Herald
Like a Mars bar, an OT a day helps you work, rest and play
Eastbourne Herald
A box of mince pies at Christmas. The list is endless. Right up there with the best of them though is free chocolate. And that exactly is what the delightfully named Rosy Shrubbs is armed with as I arrive to meet the DGH's Occupational Therapy (OT) ...


 
Ticket Alert: Scissor Sisters, The Mars Volta, Blink-182 and More
Londonist
Prog-rock legends The Mars Volta released their sixth album – the intriguingly-titled Noctourniquet – in March. In support of it, they'll play the HMV Forum on 15 July. Expect twiddly guitar solos and apocalyptic drumming. Tickets £25 + bf.