I’m bored with my website and am slowly deciding what I want to do with it. In the meantime, boring updates about where I’m eating food or the state of my eyeball, etc., can largely be found at bronwen.tumblr.com or facebook or twitter or whatever.

My copy of Katie Hubbard’s vegan zine Don’t Eat Off the Sidewalk arrived yesterday. I’m really excited to start making some of the recipes, and I think I’d like to start with the biscuits. As of two days ago, Katie still had 40 copies left of issue #1. I would strongly recommend spending your $2.50 (including shipping) on a copy. Issue #2 will be out soon.

• Scribe Moffat on Tintin case — I’ve never read Tintin, so I honestly have no idea whether or not this project is cool or not. However, Steven Moffat being hired by Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson is actually really freaking awesome. Well done, him.

• Crap email from a dude: [I] know I have let you down…you deserve better results — This is the best crap email from a dude yet.

• Phillies, Rockies make unlikely pair

• A cult classic, restored again — I will be attending the rerelease of Blade Runner this Friday as part of a group field trip.

• John Edwards banks on sincerity

• Angelinos’ new refrain: “I Love [Downtown] LA” — “Because until recently, most of downtown L.A. at night looked like the set for a zombie movie.” Well, yes, now it’s more like a vampire movie. Via Blogdowntown.

• Fall into nightlife — LA Downtown News gives a rundown of bars, etc., in my neighborhood.

• The marriage is over, but the show goes on — “On July 26 The Hollywood Reporter released its first “Latino Power 50” list, highlighting Hollywood’s behind-the-scenes male and female Latino talent. Mr. Rodriguez was third on the list; Ms. Avellan wasn’t included, or even mentioned in Mr. Rodriguez’s entry.” For personal reasons, this is a crack-up.

• Lois Maxwell, 80, an actress who played in 14 Bond films, dies

• The legacy of Hollywood’s favorite sci-fi writer — Philip K. Dick’s kids have their own production company nowadays to handle movie versions of their dad’s writing.

• Cookie nirvana — These vegan cookies apparently taste just like Samoas. I’m all about it.

• The three year itch — “While divorce rates here [here = UK] are the lowest they have been since 1984, figures from the Office for National Statistics show that the crunch time for both married and cohabiting couples going their separate ways is now most likely to be after three or four years.” I love a study.

• My so-called gossipy life — The privileged children of New York discuss Gossip Girl.

• The ultimate guide to locally made LA chocolate — My friend Cybele wrote this guide for Gridskipper.

Santino really was robbed.