MCA of the Beastie Boys has his first official film coming out. It’s a basketball documentary about the top high school ballers in the country. And yes, Michael Beastly is in this. [Gunnin Movie]
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With Daughter’s working hard on his first feature lenght film, what’s a Feist to do for her next video? Rather than go easy with animation, the girl has got bitten by the puppet bug. [Paste]
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Fancy yourself an animator, I know I don’t. I can barley get up before noon and am currently taking lessons from Paul the five-year-old down the street, on how to draw a cat. It still looks like this! But if you got some serious skill and have a ton of free time between now and April 27th, maybe you should check out this contest. Get all your info from this informative video.
If anybody missed this being dropped last Friday, here it is again because it’s definitely worth a look. These kids are from Ottawa….I know, Canadian music was so 2002, but come on. Broaden your horizons. Canadian music will be cool again soon. So if we can make an exception and include them on our pretentious Monthly Mix, then you can spare some time and enjoy their video. Their album Glory Hope Mountain, came out early last year which makes me wonder why it’s taken so long for this video to drop. Maybe that’s the new way to do things, who are we to say. Anyway, the video is an arty affair, not in a stuck-up-I-am-richer-than-you way, but in a we-drew-some-shit-and-decided-to-animate-it sort of way. It visualizes the lyrics spot on, with it’s cut-out animation and Chris Mills’ direction.
For two nights, Ghost Robot and Encyclopedia Pictura came to the west coast and rocked it like a hurricane with their latest epic for none other than Bjork. At each of those nights, a representative or three from the SRO crew showed up to get a look at the entity that is Wanderlust and see if all the legend and myths were true.
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Wow, it hurts that it won't be out for another year. But we'll take it as a vote of confidence that Spike Jonze's version of Where The Wild Things Are is gonna be phenomenal. Check out the interview. [Ain't It Cool News]
- #Looks like Rivers and his band of merry men have realized that they've hit rock bottom. Looks like it's time to get an old friend back to help their cause. Guess who? [Slashfilm]
- #We're so glad that someone has the balls (and most especially the mind) to recognize a Doucher when he sees one. Not to mention our glee at his breaking down the species altogether. [POTW]
- #It's about damn time L.A. in film got some props thrown its way. It's unfortunate that it took its own paper to do it. It's also unfortunate that Crash is on the list. Why lord, why? [LA Times]
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