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werner herzog: Tell me about your upbringing.Letterman: The movie is called Gummo. It opened today, and this is the genius behind the film. Korine: Yeah. Letterman: Harmony Korine. Korine: It's a new kind of movie. I just want people to know that things need to change. We can make films differently. Letterman: You represent the avant-garde.
Korine: I am a commercial film maker. I am a patriot. I hide in trees. All right. All right. Verkehrsunfall! "As for Korine, consider his recent antics, which may have gotten him permanently banned from the Letterman show. I have it from one unconfirmed but close source that after being bumped for the second time in two weeks, this time in favour of the world's largest pumpkin, Harmful threw a tantrum in the Green Room and shoved Meryl Streep, causing Letterman to opine: "That kid's a hothead. He's not coming back on this show again." In my humble opinion, such a guest is exactly what Letterman's tired show needs and, after Music of the Heart, Streep could use some shoving."
The houses they filmed in were left untreated. "You haven't seen people as poor as this on film in America for a long time," says Chloe Sevigny. "There was garbage piled this high and bugs everywhere. The crew were so worried about the bugs and everything that they wore white asbestos suits." Chlo� used to hang out with New York's infamous Club Kids, the glammed up teens who formed the nucleus of the early '90s club scene. "I never actually was one because I had short hair and dressed like a boy. But I know all of them. I knew Michael Alig and I knew Angel, the one who was murdered. He would never sell me drugs because he was saving them for the cute boys. The whole scene was really nasty though. There was a strict heirarchy and I was kind of at the bottom." Now making enough money to do things his way, Alig started organising Situationist art events in the form of impromptu "outlaw parties". He and his merry band would just turn up and party in a public place, generating chaos and disorder. They set up detour signs on the Washington Bridge and broke out the vodka, handing drinks to astonished commuters; to celebrate the birthday of Disco 2000�s club mascot, Clara The Chicken, Alig and 100 others in blonde wigs, chiffon, hot pants, feather boas and platform shoes boogied on the platform of 34th Street subway station. These events rarely lasted more than 30-45 minutes before the cops arrived and broke them up, generally with good humour. Home video tapes showed the NYPD laughing and wishing Clara The Chicken a happy birthday as the party engulfs the next downtown train.
And then he went and killed Angel Melendez. Angel Melendez was an alleged drug-dealer. He had been living with Alig and Robert �Freeze� Riggs for only a few months. Angel was supposedly saving the profits from his deals in order to become a filmmaker. Alig revealed to Lambert that no one liked Angel and that the scene never missed him. On Sunday 17 March 1996, Freeze heard Alig and Angel arguing in one of their apartment bedrooms. Within twenty minutes Angel was dead. Freeze had struck Angel over the head with a hammer; Michael had poured drain cleaner into Angel�s mouth; both had placed duct tape over his mouth until he was dead. Both had undressed Angel and placed him in their bathtub, where it remained for five to seven days. Some say parties were thrown during that week, with people stumbling onto the corpse. Moment, ein Clubkid mit Fluegeln, das keiner richtig vermisst, umgebracht von einem halbirren Szenegott, das habe ich doch schon mal irgendwo gelesen? In Ms. Hustvedt�s new novel, What I Loved, just published by Henry Holt, her stepson, Daniel Auster�Paul Auster�s son by his former wife, the writer Lydia Davis�makes a thinly veiled appearance. Introducing myself to a cool tattooed kid on Avenue B after taking his portrait... "By the way, my name's Ned." The kid replies "Hi, I'm Daniel Auster."
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