2005
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"Love, for me, is an extremely violent act. Love is not ‘I love you all’ Love means I pick out something…. Even if this something is just a small detail, a fragile individual person, I say ‘I love you more than anything else.’ In this quite formal sense, love is evil."--Slavoj Žižek in Zizek! (2005). |
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2005 (MMV) is the 5th year of the 3rd millennium, the 5th year of the 21st century, and the 6th year of the 2000s decade.
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Art and culture
- YouTube is founded
- The Alison Lapper Pregnant sculpture is inaugurated
- Prehistoric hunter with a supermarket trolley by Banksy
- Seven Easy Pieces - a series of performances given by Marina Abramović
- Like a Dog Returns to Its Vomit by Jake & Dinos Chapman
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Film
- Caché by Michael Haneke
- Brokeback Mountain by Ang Lee
- Heading South by Laurent Cantet
- Everything Is Illuminated by Liev Schreiber
- A History of Violence by David Cronenberg
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Documentary
- Inside Deep Throat by Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato
- The Gender War by Evin Rubar
- Banned in the UK by Nicola Black and Paul Gallagher
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Literature
- Woman's World by Graham Rawle
- Female Chauvinist Pigs by Ariel Levy
- The Possibility of an Island by Michel Houellebecq
- Who's Afraid of Charles Darwin? by Griet Vandermassen
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Music
- Vertigo Mixed by Andy Votel, Various
- Folk Is Not a Four Letter Word by Andy Votel, Various
- State of Mind - Raul Midón
- Mod Classics - various presented by Mojo magazine
- RVNG PRSNTS MX4: Crazy Rhythms - Mike Simonetti & Dan Selzer
- Late Night Tales: Air
- LCD Soundsystem - LCD Soundsystem
- Dimanche à Bamako by Amadou & Mariam
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Singles
- Fire Coming out of the Monkey's Head by Gorillaz
- Feel Good Inc.
- Perfect - Princess Superstar
- 1 Thing by Amerie
- Welcome to Jamrock
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Births
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Deaths
- Eddie Barclay (1921 – 2005), French music producer
- Wayne Booth (1921 – 2005), American literary critic
- Gilles Néret (1933 – 2005), French art critic
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