It's No Secret At All

The pope's rosary was around Bono's neck for the "Vertigo" Apple video, now you can see the late John Paul II with Bono's fly shades

Update!
Bono's on the cover of Rolling Stone, which features an exclusive interview with Bono. (And don't you see his rosary?). Also RS has a podcast of the interview.

Video Bombs In November (Update)

This DVD will be here on November 14th, so make sure to put it on your Thanksgiving list.
.tuo si dc s'syug siht oslA. Has anyone listened to it yet?
Update: (the drama queens, yeah the ones who watch that movie, can yell something like "STOP THE PRESSES") KMax'x cd won't be out for another week. And yes, you can listen to it online at Northern records. Plus Christianity Today music has heard it.

The story of The Third Man is a strange one. Holly (Joseph Cotten) is unemployed American, moves to Allied occupied Austria to work with a childhood friend. Holly however can not be satisfied by the details of his friend’s (Harry played by Orson Welles) death. Every one he meets warns him to give up quest. But Holly is unswayed in his mission. As a result Holly is faced with truth in it’s ugliest form. Ultimately has to make a choice no human should have to make to choose between being a means to a friend’s death, or choosing to turn a blind eye to the cause to so much pain and suffering. An interesting angel to this story is the love angel. In Holly’s quest for answers he meets up with Harry’s old girl friend Anna (Alida Valli). She is a quiet girl who is mourning the loss of Harry. I think a reason I like her is that she is not easily won over to the love of another after Harry’s death. Another interesting thing about The Third Man is the music is done wholly done by one instrument a zither an odd sound that goes with an odd movie. But in the my mind one of the best. And I can't forget that it is a part of The Criterion Collection.