Thursday, October 20, 2011

Monday, October 17, 2011

"50/50" and my woes with Hollywood



I recently saw this, and loved the movie. It's a very insightful film about the illness of cancer and how it affects the life of a young man. Seth Rogan plays his typical "funny-douchie-adorable-fuzzy" role, while other supporting actors like Anjelica(creepy old lady) Huston do an exceptional part in this movie as well. It will make you cry, while other scenes are hilarious. If you want to watch something that's cool and not too heavy on all the special effects bullshit, then go see it.

*Joseph Gordon Levitt, I'll HOUSE you.

Monday, October 10, 2011

Kreayshawn VS. Nardwuar

Here's a funny little video with my favorite Ovarian Swag Pumper Kreayshawn with Canadian know-it-all, Nardwuar. In this clip they discuss family, musical inspirations, soundtracks and virginity. The last 30 seconds of this video is pure comedy.

Friday, October 7, 2011

Friday, September 30, 2011

Thursday, September 15, 2011

The Black Power Mixtape Film and the city of Houston

This is like what, the millionth time I've wanted to see a film that was playing in select theaters and guess which city is not showing it? You've guessed it. If any of the readers out there find a location where this movie is playing, do not hesitate to post.

Peep the trailer, learn the history.


Friday, September 9, 2011

How I spent my summer vacation

photos of activities in the summer















Palladium Boots X Pharrell "Tokyo Rising" Documentary



Mega artist Pharrell Williams collaborates with Palladium Boots in creating a documentary about the effects of the tsunami that hit Japan in March of 2011. Upon his journey Pharrell speaks with some of the artists there as well as some locals in regards to how this disaster has affected them. I have never seen Tokyo with my own eyes, but from watching this I have a much deeper respect and knowledge of the city. From looking at all of the city lights and the different types of artists that Pharrell speaks with, there seems to be an almost infinite ora of inspiration in that environment.