4.27.2007
arizona charlies'
will justin taines latest film make it out of orbit towards the stars, or fall into the sea somewhere close to north korea? quinton gozza and myself were both cast as costars in jt's funniest script to date, but SAG isn't down with paradise boys and they are trying to shut the movie down. we'll know by next wednesday.
4.25.2007
4.24.2007
stewart
you may remember a film that is forgettable called ghostworld. well in my opinion there is one funny thing hidden in the bore of those two dumpy little chicks. it's dave sheridan in the quicky mart with his nunchucks and beef jerky. I don't think i've ever laughed harder. well here is the original short by dave sheridan, featuring his character STEWART, the same character he basically played in ghostworld.
STEWART
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ahh this reminds me of james, brooke, casey and i drunk on coors light in newport beach. the good ol' days!
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ahh this reminds me of james, brooke, casey and i drunk on coors light in newport beach. the good ol' days!
4.23.2007
if this vatican was gay i'd let it suck my dick. (even though i'm hetero)
Vatican: Gay marriage evil, abortion 'terrorism with a human face'...
Camerin: Take my kid cock out of your mouth mr. pope.
Camerin: Take my kid cock out of your mouth mr. pope.
4.21.2007
chopper crashed his car into tasmanian forest
Eric Bana Crashes in Australian Rally
HOBART, Australia (AP) - Australian actor Eric Bana crashed his painstakingly restored 1974 Ford XB Coupe into some trees during an around-the-state rally Saturday but emerged uninjured along with his co-driver.
Bana and co-driver Tony Ramunno walked away from the crash during the Targa Tasmania rally, where they had been in 53rd place in field of 115 cars in the Outright Classic competition.
Initially, Bana hoped that the car, which he has owned since he was 15, could be repaired to continue the final day of racing on Sunday. But a closer inspection by his support crew showed that the front right-hand steering and suspension were too badly damaged.
"We had been having a great day until then," Bana said. "But I misjudged a tight left-hander and we went in a little too fast - the car understeered off the road and got onto the gravel and we went into a couple of trees at a fairly low speed.
"The car is a little battered on the driver's side which is a real shame, as many hours had been spent reshaping its original panels to get it just right. It's a real shame, but that's motor racing."
The 38-year-old Bana has starred in movies such as "The Hulk" and "Munich." His most recent film is "Lucky You," which also stars Robert Duvall and Drew Barrymore.
HOBART, Australia (AP) - Australian actor Eric Bana crashed his painstakingly restored 1974 Ford XB Coupe into some trees during an around-the-state rally Saturday but emerged uninjured along with his co-driver.
Bana and co-driver Tony Ramunno walked away from the crash during the Targa Tasmania rally, where they had been in 53rd place in field of 115 cars in the Outright Classic competition.
Initially, Bana hoped that the car, which he has owned since he was 15, could be repaired to continue the final day of racing on Sunday. But a closer inspection by his support crew showed that the front right-hand steering and suspension were too badly damaged.
"We had been having a great day until then," Bana said. "But I misjudged a tight left-hander and we went in a little too fast - the car understeered off the road and got onto the gravel and we went into a couple of trees at a fairly low speed.
"The car is a little battered on the driver's side which is a real shame, as many hours had been spent reshaping its original panels to get it just right. It's a real shame, but that's motor racing."
The 38-year-old Bana has starred in movies such as "The Hulk" and "Munich." His most recent film is "Lucky You," which also stars Robert Duvall and Drew Barrymore.
4.20.2007
la fin du monde - life as it should be
la fin du monde's new full length "life as it should be" is out and it's incredible. you see, la fin and myself share native hometowns, paradise and chico california. is this the secret ingredient to their phenomenal debut lp? I can't answer that, but something tells me it's all a part of the grand architecture laid out millions of years ago to get humanity to right where it is, right this second, knee deep in a song called "nascar santa claus"
for those who like: red sparrowes, king crimson, and mono, check it out.
http://www.myspace.com/lafindumondeband
La Fin Du Monde
for those who like: red sparrowes, king crimson, and mono, check it out.
http://www.myspace.com/lafindumondeband
La Fin Du Monde
4.19.2007
dawn of an evil millenium
another damon packard gem. i contacted damon through myspace, and i'm trying to get him to come over and hang out with tom, gozza and myself. also trying to get apple on dvd from him. we'll see how this works out.
4.18.2007
4.17.2007
vic morrow... this is the end.... twilight zone
thanks to john ringer, i can now finally experience vic marrow's head getting chopped off by a helicopter in a banned documentary from hbo with this is the end be the doors playing in the background. sad.
[his half-joking aside to a PA, shortly before filming the fateful helicopter sequence for Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983)] "How did I let them talk me into doing this scene? I should have asked for a stunt double."
[his half-joking aside to a PA, shortly before filming the fateful helicopter sequence for Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983)] "How did I let them talk me into doing this scene? I should have asked for a stunt double."
4.16.2007
bryan ferry and the nazis and the politically correct
wah wah wah. stop fucking whining about everything.
British singer Bryan Ferry apologized on Monday for remarks he made in an interview with a German newspaper in which he praised the Nazis' iconography as "just amazing" and "really beautiful".
The 61-year-old lead singer of Roxy Music told Germany's Welt Am Sonntag newspaper last month: "The way that the Nazis staged themselves and presented themselves, my Lord!
"I'm talking about the films of Leni Riefenstahl and the buildings of Albert Speer and the mass marches and the flags -- just fantastic. Really beautiful."
In a statement, Ferry said he was "deeply upset" about the negative publicity the interview triggered, and added:
"I apologize unreservedly for any offence caused by my comments on Nazi iconography, which were solely made from an art history perspective.
"I, like every right-minded individual, find the Nazi regime, and all it stood for, evil and abhorrent."
Jewish leaders in Britain, some of whom had condemned Ferry's comments and questioned whether he should be dropped by the Marks & Spencer retail chain that employs him as a model, welcomed Ferry's clarification.
"We do welcome the fact that he has issued a swift comment that there was no intention to condone the Nazi regime," said Jeremy Newmark, chief executive of the Jewish Leadership Council.
"Nevertheless, his choice of language was deeply insensitive," he added.
Lord Greville Janner, vice-president of the World Jewish Congress, told Reuters: "His apology was total, appropriate and absolutely necessary. I hope that he will never make the same mistake again."
Marks & Spencer was not immediately available for comment.
Riefenstahl was Adolf Hitler's official film maker who was both admired and condemned for her documentaries that pioneered film techniques but glorified Nazism. Speer was an architect and friend of Hitler's.
My THOUGHTS: Who is to say that what Bryan Ferry said was a mistake. The Romans slaughtered the whole known world, but we are taught to appreciate and adore their art. I am so sick of politically correctness.
British singer Bryan Ferry apologized on Monday for remarks he made in an interview with a German newspaper in which he praised the Nazis' iconography as "just amazing" and "really beautiful".
The 61-year-old lead singer of Roxy Music told Germany's Welt Am Sonntag newspaper last month: "The way that the Nazis staged themselves and presented themselves, my Lord!
"I'm talking about the films of Leni Riefenstahl and the buildings of Albert Speer and the mass marches and the flags -- just fantastic. Really beautiful."
In a statement, Ferry said he was "deeply upset" about the negative publicity the interview triggered, and added:
"I apologize unreservedly for any offence caused by my comments on Nazi iconography, which were solely made from an art history perspective.
"I, like every right-minded individual, find the Nazi regime, and all it stood for, evil and abhorrent."
Jewish leaders in Britain, some of whom had condemned Ferry's comments and questioned whether he should be dropped by the Marks & Spencer retail chain that employs him as a model, welcomed Ferry's clarification.
"We do welcome the fact that he has issued a swift comment that there was no intention to condone the Nazi regime," said Jeremy Newmark, chief executive of the Jewish Leadership Council.
"Nevertheless, his choice of language was deeply insensitive," he added.
Lord Greville Janner, vice-president of the World Jewish Congress, told Reuters: "His apology was total, appropriate and absolutely necessary. I hope that he will never make the same mistake again."
Marks & Spencer was not immediately available for comment.
Riefenstahl was Adolf Hitler's official film maker who was both admired and condemned for her documentaries that pioneered film techniques but glorified Nazism. Speer was an architect and friend of Hitler's.
My THOUGHTS: Who is to say that what Bryan Ferry said was a mistake. The Romans slaughtered the whole known world, but we are taught to appreciate and adore their art. I am so sick of politically correctness.
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