WTF?! Dwight made it to ROUND 5?!!!! (UPDATED)

so we entered Dwight in this silly cutest puppy contest, and supposedly he made it to ROUND 5!!! and is on his way to the finals! so plllleease with a cherry on top vote for him? and we're not sure if it's real or fake, but if we do end up winning a bunch of money off this & if he wins, drinks & dinner are on us! love you!

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dwight says hi too!

p.s. updated:

Spike Jonze's new commercial with Brad Pitt....

love these commercials Spike did with Brad Pitt. Beautiful:




two of our favorite people ever, what could go wrong?

eighteenth.

too much work. not enough hands.

zombies.....

for life. and these looks awesome:




the return of woody & romero! haha oh, and look what we made:



zombies & mj forever.

THE BACKPACK FANTASTIC [SHOW 7.] !!!!

So our boys Ramsey & Danilo are back with The Backpack Fantastic Show 7, aka the come back show aka you better listen to it, download it, spread it around and bump it in your jeep!



You know what to do.

p.s. extra incentive to listen to the show:

waiting for emilio to finish showering.....

done!

yeah....

that looks pretty amazing right now. a giant pile of money, a honey to make sweet love to, and some kind of loungey samba ish brazillian funk tune in the background. not to mention air conditioning, a bottle of Cris and room service at home at the touch of a button. it must be good to be a rapper right now...or austin powers.


or james bond. damn.

8675309!

that song is stuck in our head right now.....& we're horrible at posting pics on time. which is why we need more people to come and hang out to help us blog, post, html, draw, paint, collage, model and eat pizza with:





















say yes?!

p.s. more pics HERE .

xoxo

I'm a kid, that's my job. (R.I.P. John Hughes)

John Hughes died yesterday. For those that don't know, he was responsible for iconic films of the 1980s that defined a generation of teenagers, as well as reinvented the coming-of-age film forever. He embraced teen angst and created a whole new kind of icon in the 80s. The Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles, Pretty In Pink, Some Kind of Wonderful, Ferris Bueller, National Lampoons, Home Alone, Weird Science, and this classic:



Uncle Buck.

Here's a quote of his we found regarding his interest in teenage angst, "When you're 30, you forget that at 16, sex was not your primary motivation; you were much more interested in having a boyfriend or girlfriend."

It's amazing how the things you value the most are the things you didn't value so much when you were at that age. Being young is one of the most amazing things that happens to us, especially when you get older. You realize how great things were, wish you could do something about it back then, but can't, so instead the vitality of your youth decides to rebirth in your later years. 2009 has been that year for many of us. It is sort of the 1968 of our generation. All these amazing & important things happened this year, from the presidency of Barack Obama to the death of Michael Jackson, and the passing of many important people of our generation, it all seemed to strike a cord that reminded us that we might just be getting old. Maybe now is our time to do something great, something that we could be proud of. And it's a strange but beautiful reminder that we don't live forever, and that we should always live life like in the movies. For some, it might be the movies of John Hughes. And for others, it might mean living a movie of their own.

Either way, life should be like the movies, meaning a life that is full of content, where an intro happens, a character gets established and a story develops, a life where we learn about this character, know everything he does and everything he wants for the next two hours. Soon he runs into a problem and through out the film, the problem gets more and more difficult as all these twists and turns occur. But near the end he finds a way to solve the problem and in most cases the solution is one that involves a meeting a soon to be love interest who ends up being the support system throughout the film. He & her both embark on this journey and finally get to the problem that needs fixing, and somehow through an intense fifteen minute action sequence, blood, sweat and tears are shed and he & her emerge victorious and have fallen in complete love with each other. Then at the end of the film, life returns to normal until suddenly at the last moment, a new problem occurs which leads he & her (and in some cases a son or daughter) to start their journey all over again. The credits roll & the audience applauds and anticipates the sequel. This might be the cliche for any Hollywood blockbuster film, or not. It could be a comedy, or a drama, or a horror film, but in movies there are usually two kinds of stories, a love story, or a revenge story. In the rare cases, it could be both (see Oldboy).

We're not sure what we're trying to get at with all this, except for maybe the simple fact that we should live our lives to where we feel just as good as when we see a film we love. We should always strive for that feeling of joy in the 2 hours sitting in a theatre, because that's what it's all about. Feeling good. After all, every day that passes, we get old. So what's it gonna be after we finish writing about this, love or revenge? Maybe a love story that involves getting revenge, but with the use of comedy, a little bit of drama, and a good amount of action sequences. But less Rush Hour and more Point Break.

:)

music video boners......

this is what happens when you wait for paint to dry and film to develop. pretty much one of the best things to do on the internet other than looking at porn or reading celeb gossip blogs. haha Look what we found:

Major Lazer - Pon De Floor:


Sequence from Funny Face:


The Dead Weather - Treat Me Like Your Mother:


Wu-Tang Clan - Protect Ya Neck:


Ian Dury & The Blockheads - Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll:


Nas - It Ain't Hard to Tell:


The Dance Of Bridgitte Bardot:


The Specials - Message to You Rudy:


k, back to work.

R.I.P. Cory Aquino & Baatin....

Maria Corazon "Cory" Cojuangco Aquino was a President of the Philippines and a world-renowned advocate of democracy, peace, women's empowerment, and religious piety. She served as the 11th president of the Philippines from 1986 to 1992. She was the first female president of the Philippines and was Asia's first female president. A self-proclaimed "plain housewife", Aquino was married to Senator Benigno Aquino, Jr. (1932–1983), a leading figure in the political opposition against the autocratic rule of President Ferdinand Marcos. After her husband was assassinated upon his return from exile in the United States on August 21, 1983, Aquino, who had no prior political experience, became a focal point and unifying force of the opposition against Marcos. She was drafted to run against Marcos in the 1986 snap presidential elections. After Marcos was proclaimed the winner despite widespread reports of electoral fraud, Aquino was installed as President by the peaceful 1986 People Power Revolution. Aquino became an icon and hero for the filipino people. She died from complications of colon cancer.

She is survived by her five children.



Baatin was the founding member of the group Slum Village, along with J Dilla and T3. Together, the trio released two influential albums in Fan-Tas-Tic (Vol. 1) (1997) and Fantastic, Vol. 2 (2000). In 2002, Dilla left the group to pursue a solo career, and lyricist Elzhi was added. Baatin himself left the group before the release of their 2004 LP Detroit Deli after being diagnosed with schizophrenia. The group experienced further hardship when musical backbone J Dilla passed away in 2006 following a long battle with Lupus. Earlier this week, T3 had confirmed with AllHipHop.com that Baatin had rejoined the group.

“The whole thing is I felt like the fans wanted Baatin to come back. And I felt like I really didn’t want to do another album without Baatin. I wanted his energy,” T3 explained. “I found him and he was ready. He seemed like he had his stuff together. So that’s how the whole wheel started spinning for this new Slum Village album because basically, for the last couple of years, we dropped an album but we were going through a lot of depression. Dilla passed and then Proof passed. I really didn’t feel like doing no music. I wasn’t inspired. I was really just going through my thing.” Brooklyn emcee Talib Kweli was also at a loss regarding the recent passing, revealing that partner Hi-Tek was set to DJ for the group tonight. “I’m at a loss right now,” Kweli stated on Twitter. “Hi-Tek was set to dj for Slum Village tonight. RIP Baatin. More influential than you can imagine. Slum Village forever.”

Baatin was 35 years old at the time of his death.

it's 2:07am on a Friday.....

and while we wait for paint to dry, all we can think about is romantic set ups in horror films, steve martin, ironing our clothes, girls with minnie mouse ears (ahem), warhol, cooking, the other girl from twilight, and this model that we keep seeing in all the magazines:











or things that are hot. anyone awake should say hi to us....please?