I've been blogging since 2003 and if you've followed my career thus far (which would be kinda sad), you already know that I'll be hitting you over the head with posts when the Legendary Roots are dropping a new album.
Well, here's 75 Bars by the Roots directed by Rik Cordero (who is everywhere these days) from the upcoming album Rising Down instores April 29th:
*If you are offended by the n-word you should probably skip this, lol*
Download the video here.
Also, check out EW's review of the album. I haven't read it, I prefer going in with no expectations just like a movie I'm excited to see.
Friday, February 29, 2008
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
I get goosebumps everytime i think about it
Arrested Development: The Movie
The blogs are going nuts; check out this FilmSchoolRejects post highlighting the things that MUST be in the movie.
Sick-ass poster courtesy of FilmSchoolRejects.
The careers of Will Arnett and Michael Cera have skyrocketed since the show, and Jason Bateman's has caught a lot of momentum as well so it's cool that they were still willing to do this. But the bigger concern is:
Is Carl Weathers in?
The blogs are going nuts; check out this FilmSchoolRejects post highlighting the things that MUST be in the movie.
Sick-ass poster courtesy of FilmSchoolRejects.The careers of Will Arnett and Michael Cera have skyrocketed since the show, and Jason Bateman's has caught a lot of momentum as well so it's cool that they were still willing to do this. But the bigger concern is:
Is Carl Weathers in?
Friday, February 22, 2008
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Well, that's a stretch
/sarcasm
According to slashfilm, Taylor Kitsch, better known as bad-ass Tim Riggins on Friday Night Lights, has been cast as bad-ass X-men hero Gambit for the upcoming Wolverine movie.
As a fan of Friday Night Lights, I can honestly say that this is a perfect casting decision. His character on FNL is basically Gambit playing high school football... or at least Sawyer from Lost playing high school football, which is damn close to Gambit.
Either way, I have huge hopes for this movie. Take a look at a leaked photo:
P.S. -
Remember to help save Friday Night Lights!
According to slashfilm, Taylor Kitsch, better known as bad-ass Tim Riggins on Friday Night Lights, has been cast as bad-ass X-men hero Gambit for the upcoming Wolverine movie.
As a fan of Friday Night Lights, I can honestly say that this is a perfect casting decision. His character on FNL is basically Gambit playing high school football... or at least Sawyer from Lost playing high school football, which is damn close to Gambit.
Either way, I have huge hopes for this movie. Take a look at a leaked photo:
P.S. -
Remember to help save Friday Night Lights!
Monday, February 18, 2008
Baron Davis and Emmanuelle Chriqui
2 cool-ass people.
She seems smitten. The whole thing feels like a celebrity dating show. Wait... that's not a bad idea.
Check out more of the Framed episodes at Yahoo!.
She seems smitten. The whole thing feels like a celebrity dating show. Wait... that's not a bad idea.
Check out more of the Framed episodes at Yahoo!.
Pineapple Express Trailer
As is my policy, I haven't watched it.
Seth Rogen has a helluva a streak going, so I just assume this is gonna be hilarious.
Seth Rogen has a helluva a streak going, so I just assume this is gonna be hilarious.
Friday, February 15, 2008
Wheel of Failure
One of my favorite shows of all-time is good ol Wheel of Fortune. Fun, relatively simple (compared to it's lead in show) and it even helped me learn my alphabet as a toddler. However, for some folks it's the source of much shame.
Check out the compilation of Wheel mishaps pwnthenet has put together. Funny, funny stuff.
Out of the entire list, the funniest one (and involves the least embarrassment) is below:
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
:)
When Are My Favorite Shows Coming Back?
YES!!!
The important shows:
24
Expected to return this fall or January ‘09.
:-|
30 Rock
Expected to shoot 5 to 10 new episodes to air in April/May.
:)
Friday Night Lights
No new episodes expected for this season. Future TBD.
:(
Lost
Six pre-strike episodes remain. Six additional episodes could air this season.
:)
My Name Is Earl
Expected to shoot 8 to 10 new episodes to air in April/May.
:)
The Office
Expected to shoot 5 to 10 new episodes to air in April/May.
:)
Monday, February 04, 2008
Hat Trick
The official DJ Drama jawn isn't out yet as far as I know, but check out the streaming version of the mixtape at Re-Up Gang Records.
Ab Liva and Sandman came pretty strong on this. Philly, yuuuuuuuuuurp!!!
I'm done for the day.
Why people not interested pop culture shouldn't talk about it
Time Magazine rates the Super Bowl Ads.
Here is the ad:
Humorous right?
Here's a snippet of what the clueless guy had to say about it:
Across America, people are falling asleep: sportscasters, singers, valets, factory workers. Until they get a wake-up — and get an apparently uncontrollable head tic — from Pepsi Max, with "ginseng and extra caffeine." Bizarrely, closes with an irritated man yelling "STOP IT!" at two happy head bobbers, as if the commercial itself could not avoid noticing how stupid it is.
Sigh. The "Apparently Uncontrollable Head Tic" happens to be uncontrollably popular with people who were in the United States at any point over the last 10 years.
I'm not even going to waste my time searching for an actual clip of the famous SNL skit that was made into a major motion picture.
He does at least mention that in an update to his comments:
Update: The man at the end of the ad, readers point out, is Chris Kattan, and the head-bob a reference to A Night at the Roxbury. Not that I especially wanted to relive that movie.
I should have stopped reading the article right there because every time he attempted humor at that point it was just awkward. Why Time found this guy competent enough to review Super Bowl ads, when he apparently doesn't bother to be alive over the last decade, is confusing to me.
Here is the ad:
Humorous right?
Here's a snippet of what the clueless guy had to say about it:
Across America, people are falling asleep: sportscasters, singers, valets, factory workers. Until they get a wake-up — and get an apparently uncontrollable head tic — from Pepsi Max, with "ginseng and extra caffeine." Bizarrely, closes with an irritated man yelling "STOP IT!" at two happy head bobbers, as if the commercial itself could not avoid noticing how stupid it is.
Sigh. The "Apparently Uncontrollable Head Tic" happens to be uncontrollably popular with people who were in the United States at any point over the last 10 years.
I'm not even going to waste my time searching for an actual clip of the famous SNL skit that was made into a major motion picture.
He does at least mention that in an update to his comments:
Update: The man at the end of the ad, readers point out, is Chris Kattan, and the head-bob a reference to A Night at the Roxbury. Not that I especially wanted to relive that movie.
I should have stopped reading the article right there because every time he attempted humor at that point it was just awkward. Why Time found this guy competent enough to review Super Bowl ads, when he apparently doesn't bother to be alive over the last decade, is confusing to me.
Yes We Can
... I think.
Saw this on The Message earlier today.
TONS of celebrity cameos/performances in this video that features Barack Obama. It's actually not a bad song, although it's mad cheesy.
Checkout dipdive.com for more info.
Saw this on The Message earlier today.
TONS of celebrity cameos/performances in this video that features Barack Obama. It's actually not a bad song, although it's mad cheesy.
Checkout dipdive.com for more info.
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