I heard her play last night at Orchid Lounge, and I was... I don't know the word in English. In French I could say, j'étais sidéré.

If you've been wondering why iconography from a 1970s-era videogame has been making incongruous reappearances in cities all over our planet, this site will slake your curiosity.  This guy may well be the Alexander The Great of Graffiti.

More than a store, it's a way of wildlife. Great coffee too.

The online gallery of a terrific independent artist based in New York. Site Hint: click on her name in the thumbnail-browsing pages to open a form that lets you send her comments.

The personal site of the NYU professor who gave us the algorithm for the chocolate-coated doughnut, and Infinite Zoom. Much more here than meets the eye, so keep that eye wandering.

Novelist, playwright, bilingual author, master of the unelaborately strange. This site, a personal labor of love, does better than other Beckett sites in placing the writer and the man in historical context. Pages include many excellent photographs of Beckett woven in to its navigation and headings.

Home site of the rather celebrated actor and web designer.

A thoughtful and thorough set of pages providing an excellent introduction to Camus's life and work.