link of the day – spike jonze: the first 80 years
With Where The Wild Things Are set to hit theaters this October, the Museum of Modern Art in New York City has announced an exhibition entitled “Spike Jonze: The First 80 Years.” The show is slated to run from October 8-18, 2009, in The Roy and Niuta Titus Theaters, and will include numerous screenings, appearances, and more. Check the link above for all the scheduling details, because they’re even throwing a jackass the movie screening into the mix. (more…)
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On the other end of the entertainment spectrum from where the "Shake Weight" lies is Where The Wild Things Are. Oddly enough, though, both evoke the emotional urge to laugh until tears of joy spurt from those ducts in the corners of my eyes.
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I didn't go to Stanford University (nor did I graduate from any higher learning institute for that matter), but after watching this video I can think of a much faster, easier, and more effective way to tone the arms and save $19.95 in the process. A tad messier maybe, but still.
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This school in India actually let a motorcycle rider drive over the hands of the students to perform a stunt. The best (or worst) part is the school only did it after the parents pressured them into ALLOWING their kids to do it. Who is the president of the PTA over there, Jeff Tremaine?
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Several months back the fine French folks at FMyLife.com contacted us about doing a crossover promotion. We always like to pump up our traffic numbers, so we said, "Sacré bleu!" This phrase does not exactly translate to "Sure, why the fuck not," but that was indeed our intention.
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link of the day – there’s only one “k” in knoxville
http://www.neatorama.com/2007/09/03/clowns-kicked-kkk-asses/
Julien Nitzberg, director of The Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia doc, sent me this link a couple of days back. It’s a delightful little story of a battle between the KKK and a large group of clowns in my hometown of Knoxville, Tennessee. Huh, what?! That’s right, some white supremacist group tried to host a hate rally in Knoxville a while back and they were run out of town by a group of mostly female clowns in wedding dresses. Ha ha ha… Every time the idiot, shit-eatin’ Nazis yelled, “White power!” the clown coalition would yell back, “White flour?” and then throw some of the powdered goodness in the air. You gotta click on this link, it will surely make you giggle. To make a strong story short, the Neo-Nazis, humiliated and defeated, left Knoxville with their heads and right arms hanging limply down. Woohoo, white flour!
—Knoxville (more…)
Obviously we couldn't pull off something like this all on our own—anyone remember Johnny Knoxville asking what "Spacebook" was?—so here's a more technical look behind the scenes at who and what enabled the jackassworld pranks application.
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It was recently announced that Los Angeles-based Wax would be reuniting for Riot Fest 2009 in Chicago, Illinois. Some further details on the reunion and some of the band's plans have been unveiled.
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Now here is some training I can get behind. Entrepreneurial genius Logan Campbell has opened a whorehouse in his bid to raise money for his 2012 Olympic dreams in Taekwondo. Logan needs a lot of dough to train for the Olympics
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Just a quick heads up to our northern brethren and continental bedmates, The Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia has pulled up to the Fantasia Film Fest in Montreal, Quebec. Follow the link for screening details, as the documentary will show two times
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