photo of the day – dave england
I’m not sure what’s more alarming about this photo: Jeff Tremaine’s post-modern fashion statement or the fact that some fool actually believed Dave England’s over-the-top antics with the bloody cell phone prank. Three little numbers later and it was all sirens, cops, and an ambulance for us. Oh my. And poor Dave, sitting there on the curb with crusty fake blood in his ear and an ill-fitting suit, hoping to hell that the police officer doesn’t take offense to the two Hollywood kooks standing before her and toss his stupid ass in the hoosegow. Anyway, on your walk through Portland today, you will no doubt stumble upon Pioneer Square: ground zero to the “Cell Phone,” “Poo Diaper,” “Human Tricycle,” and a few other things that fail to come to mind (perhaps because they failed to make it to TV) were committed to tape, circa 2000-2001.
more trip taylor
Johnny Knoxville helps to release a skunk into the wild and gets sprayed in the process.
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Uh, yeah. So the other day when I said I'd saved the best for last ... well ... I was kinda talking out of my ass.
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During the run of Wildboyz from 2003-2005, the cast and crew saw more exotic locations, people, flora, and fauna than most of the world's population does in a lifetime.
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Last week, following the late afternoon/early evening shoot at the Fantasy Factory, the Nitro Circus cast and crew gathered together in elitist capacity for a private open bar affair in Los Angeles to celebrate a wrap on filming for the second season.
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jackass flashback – bucket cars
I’ve said it before (I did! you’ll see below!), but “Bucket Cars” was one of the greatest stunts to be pulled off in the short history of the jackass television series. No, not the bucket cars themselves—that was just another one of many ghetto creations to come from desperation runs through the hardware store—but the hospital aftermath that followed. For whatever reason, MTV allowed us to run the footage of Bam Margera’s X-rayed penis for all the world to critique—and they did! But you’ll find all that out and more as Trip Taylor, Michelle Klepper, Ryan Dunn, and Phil and April Margera break down the “Bucket Car” proceedings from nose to tail. (more…)
Despite a technological burp of mini-laughable proportions we're still pleased to present the all-new tease to the upcoming second season of Nitro Circus on MTV.
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Trip out? No, Trip Taylor. The tall and lanky individual best known for his coffee drinking, tarantula pirouettes, Wolfie take-downs, and producer-type work on jackass, Wildboyz, and presently Nitro Circus. Today is his birthday
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The other day, courtesy of Street Bike Tommy*, I learned a new word: ergophobia, which can loosely mean the irrational fear of work or the workplace. I don't believe I have ergophobia per se, but I do have a fear of being contained in a cubicle-oriented environment**.
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With the "See You Sunday" clips spilling out in rapid, daily succession this week, I've somehow gotta get rid of my excess shots from that night, so here you go. It's fancy pants flip book time again. There's something for everyone here, I believe (even Marciano!)
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