Posted in Adolescents, Art, Blog, blogger, blogging, Blogs, Blue Dot, Britain, BubbleShare, celebrities, computer technology, Computers, Cultural, cultural issues, Culture, dailymotion, England, Entertainment, gallery, image, Internet, internet technology, Mental Health Issues, mental illness, motion pictures, Movies, multimedia, Music, music video, national news, News, Personalties, photograph, Photography, Science, Slideshow, Social, Social Ideas, Social Life, Society, songs, Technology, United Kingdom, United States, Video, Weblogs, WordPress Video, World, YouTube. Technorati: Anton Corbijn, Control, Ian Curtis, Joy Division, band, singer, songs, music, documentary, movie, images, pictures, photos, photographs, photography, gallery, photo-gallery, slideshow, art, cultural, cultural issues, culture, celebrities, personalities, social, social issues, society, mental health, mental illness, suicide, England, Great Britain, Britain, Manchester, video, videos, music videos, dailymotion, YouTube, WordPress video, technological, technological advances, science, scientific advances, technological impact, self, humanity, scientific issues, photographer, Richard Avedon, blog, blogger, blogging, photo-blog The article presents both perspectives, as well as very attractive, memorable photographs and a photo-gallery. Others say that surging technology hasn’t had the ruinous impact that some have anticipated. There has been increasing alarm that technological advances have changed not only our everyday lives, but also the very nature of our sense of humanity.
Staring into the Mirror: Surging Technology and the Essential Self This article describes his life and presents stunning photographs, two music videos, the movie trailer and a photo-gallery.
Touch from a Distance: The Bleak Exhilaration of Ian Curtis and Joy DivisionĪnton Corbijn’s new film, Control, is the story of Ian Curtis, lead singer of the esteemed English post-punk band “Joy Division.” Curtis killed himself in 1980, just two days before the band’s first tour in the U.S.
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