Author: Victor Fuste
Articles by this author:
IHUM Kid
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A bearded expose: now even twirlier
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Fantasy films fly again with “Stardust”
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Transformers: More than meets the eye
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Dear Ms. Kim . . .
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Not just for kids: an analysis of the Hollywood Cape Machine
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News alert: Bat Boy found . . . on Capitol Hill!
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Freaks and geeks, indeed
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Why Martin Scorsese is going to get an Oscar
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What do these films have in common?
V-Day: Funding terror?
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I believe that somewhere buried beneath the surface of the earth in a heavily fortified underground lair, the terrorists are cashing in on Valentine’s Day.
Weaver graces film screening
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Actress Sigourney Weaver ‘72 screened her newest film “Snow Cake” (2006) last night in Cubberley Auditorium before a crowd of students and community members. In a question-and-answer session after the screening, she responded to questions about the film, her career in the film industry and her years as a Stanford undergraduate.
Literary Commentary: Harry Potter and the Long Dirt Nap
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When Pies Attack: A Night at the 2007 Pumpkin Pie Film Festival
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Red meat outlets across the nation
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In 1952, Russ Harvey traded his car for a 10-foot wide roadside hotdog stand in San Pablo with just six stools.
Extreme case of deadly disease strikes man’s genitals
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Cal’s been gettin’ a bad rap in Hollywood lately
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Fuste’s favorite flicks of ’06
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A Fish Out of Water
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There’s a scene in the first “Austin Powers” movie where Austin sits at a bar in Las Vegas and a group of people laugh at him from a nearby table because he’s dressed funny, pointing at his silly clothes and his atrociously bad teeth.
Dear Frosh . . .
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Welcome to what will be the highlight of your lives. Many of you have no doubt watched movies like “Old School” and “Animal House” in order to get an idea of what to expect at college.
The end of an era: The final goodbye: The last hurrah: The culmination of all editor's notes...EVER
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Top 5 Shockers of Summer
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A Brush with Death: An experiment in sensory deprivation
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New movie makes magic happen, absorbs viewers
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A Old School Keg of Laughs: "The Frat Boy Collection" DVD
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WTC: Interview with John & Donna McLoughlin
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WTC: Interview with Nicolas Cage
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WTC: Interview with Oliver Stone
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'Lady in the Water' sinks to the bottom
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A Letter from the Entertainment Editor: Welcome to the Jungle
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Editor's Note
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Shed a tear. The final Intermission of the year is upon us. In the last few months, we’ve flicked off The Daily with Bob Saget, roundhouse kicked it with Chuck Norris, swashbuckled with Harrison Ford, gone to comic conventions, pissed off Berkeley “artists,” done some summer reading and created some of our own with the Annual Intermission Short Story Contest.
You need money... for a pimpin’ summer
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If you’re anything like me, you probably have no idea what your going to do this summer. There might be some of you out there who scored a wicked internship or some amazing job at a law firm or some other soul-sucking place, but many of you have a pretty open summer.
It's not as X-treme as you want
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Kevin Smith was right — the “X-men” franchise is a thinly veiled allegory for being gay in America. All three films deal with seeking acceptance in a world that misunderstands and even fears a minority of people who try to fit in with society.
Previews on a mother fuckin' summer
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“X-men: The Last Stand” (May 26) Starring Hugh Jackman, Halley Berry, Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, Kelsey Grammer, Anna Paquin and Vinnie Jones.
Take a look, it's in a book: It's Intermission Rainbow
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“A Supposedly Fun Thing I’ll Never Do Again” by David Foster Wallace --In his collection of essays, “A Supposedly Fun Thing I’ll Never Do Again,” David Foster Wallace is so damn witty, it’s kind of hard to imagine that he is human.
Did you know . . .? Stanford Trivia, Intermission Style
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Disclaimer: While most of these facts are grounded in truth, many have been embellished for the sake of fun. But we’re not going to say which ones.
Danny Tanner eats people: Intermission talks to Bob Saget
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INTERMISSION: So, am I talking to Bob Saget?
If a tree falls in the forest...a bear dies
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In light of recent events, Intermission decided to look back on the history of mascots, including our very own Tree, and the violence and arrests they are involved in.
WonderCon: Better Than Getting Shot In the Face Pt.I
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I love comic books.
That simple declarative statement begins the retelling of the single greatest day of my life. A day filled with capes, spandex and character defining moments for a young boy of twenty who daydreamed his childhood away under the fantasies of larger than life adventure stories.
Intermission sits down with Harrison Ford
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Life is good to Intermission. Some people go their entire life never crossing paths with a Hollywood celebrity, much less one renowned for films that make up our popular culture.
Firewall falls flat
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Hollywood is a creature of habit. Over the course of 80 years, it has established a set pattern of operation that maximizes profits while minimizing production costs.
Look ma! Intermission expanded my vocabulary!
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Every generation of young Americans has a set number of phrases and words that define them. Ours is no different. Whereas 50 years ago, something might have been “keen” or “swell,” the youth of today will describe it as “tight” or “sweet.
The State of Hollywood: Shut up
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During the 2004 presidential election, Hollywood celebrities stuck their noses where they didn’t belong. Famous bimbos like Jessica Simpson and Britney Spears used their monumental minds to support the candidate they related to intellectually.
Movies that should have been awesome, but somehow weren't
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1. “Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe”
This movie had everything going for it. The director of “Shrek,” awesome special effects, a classic story and a thinly veiled Jesus allusion.
Top Ten Super Anti-Heroes
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1. Rorschach (“Watchmen” by Alan Moore) Greatest moment: While imprisoned in a jail with convicts who were all put there by him, Rorschach kills a criminal by throwing cooking fat on his face.
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s . . . you?
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Harken your ears to me, true believer!
On the off chance you haven't had enough Star Wars yet
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Released simultaneously with the spectacular DVD of "Star Wars, Episode III: Revenge of the Sith," the multi-platform video game, "Star Wars: Battlefront II," is frosting on a very delicious, extremely decorated cake.
We made Steve Carell laugh
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I recently sat down with mega superstar Steve Carell for a Q&A session. The conference call from New York City promoted the NBC sitcom, “The Office” and was one of the single most gratifying experiences of my life.
Top 5 things to do at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardy
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5. Learn to play Quidditch — flying around on a broomstick is cool enough, but when you combine it with a lighting fast aerial mutation of polo, it just gets even cooler.
Intermission’s guide to making the most out of your Saturday morning garage sale runs
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Infomercial Fitness Equipment
The Total Gym - sure, it might sound like a good idea at 2 a.m. on a Thursday morning, but you’ll probably think otherwise after making those bothersome “monthly payments of only $199” for three years straight while the thing collects dust in your garage.
Intermission Trailer Park
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"I sense a plot to destroy the Jedi"
If you've ever wondered how that wide - eyed little Anakin Skywalker turned into the biggest badass this galaxy far, far away has ever seen, then you WILL see this movie.
Holy Wanka-tastic pop-culture reference Batman!
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Batman Begins
Judging from the trailer of Christopher Nolan’s (Memento) re-envisioning of Batman’s origins, every geek, nerd, dork and fanboy can finally get rid of the awful taste that piss-poor director Joel Shumacher left in their mouths with the travesty that was Batman & Robin.
Catholicism: Currently one-billion strong, this one's here to stay for quite a while
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Taking into account the somber times the Catholic Church is experiencing with the recent death of the much beloved Pope John Paul II, I have to keep my sarcastic tendencies to a respectful minimum out of deference for this great man.
Balls: Point/Counterpoint
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Intermission is no stranger to balls. On a nearly Daily basis, staffers maneuver their expert fingers around the balls in the office and the keys on the keyboard.
Message of 'Constantine'? Pack your bags kids, you're going to hell!
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Upon arrival at the AMC Mercado, where more than 500 people snaked around the theater in two lines, our first thought was, “All those people have to be in line for ‘Constantine.
Karl Marx and Papa Smurf: Separated at birth?
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Anyone with even the most humdrum childhood will recall sitting down in front of the television on those beautiful Saturday mornings and entering a land where miniature blue creatures spend their days frolicking around mushroom houses while doing their best to avoid always-dangerous cats.
We weren't kidding about that Apocalypse
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1) High school students abstain from sex. WHAT?
Not your average Nostradamus: Victor tells you like it is
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1) High school students abstain from sex. WHAT?
Presidents really should lead the country
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As a native Washingtonian, the Seattle-based band The Presidents of the United States of America have held a warm, fuzzy place in my heart since their self-titled debut was released way back in 1995 with super infectious hits like “Lump” and “Peaches”.

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