I’ve been keeping (internet) tabs on talented Malibu filmmaker and photographer Keegan Gibbs for a while now, but his latest work needs some attention.
Monkey Business is a short documentary series that spans the globe that focuses on individuals who work with monkeys. MORE.
Monkey Business: Nigeria from Manjaro on Vimeo.
In this installment of Between Two Ferns, Seth Galifianakis fills in for his brother Zach who is busy attending adult fat camp.
For the latest issue of Rolling Stone, photographer James Minchin III had free range of the Mad Men set to get some intimate snapshots of the 1960’s inspired television juggernaut. No word on whether he cracked the mystery of Christina Hendrick’s cone shaped mounds.
It’s no secret that I’m a Seinfeld fanatic, often time’s using the iconic show’s plot lines to button up conversations. Recently the Daily News took Jerry Stiller to Queens to visit the exterior house used forthe Costanza’s domicile. Needles to say, the inhabitants were not festivus enthusiasts.
Thanks to the good folks over at The Original Winger, I was able to come across this pretty remarkable trailer for Pelada.
“From prisoners in Bolivia to moonshine brewers in Kenya, from freestylers in China to women who play in hijab in Iran, Pelada is the story of the people who play.”
More goodness from Will Hoffman and Daniel Mercadante in their short film Moments.
Let me just come out and say it: I watched this trailer with my pants off and I’m very happy with my decision. There’s nothing worse than a cotton Dockers roadblock when you’re trying to get to boner town. Anytime you have Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis kissing each other (which hopefully leads to them scissoring one another), it’s very important to have full range of motion.
Paul Rodriguez and Nike continue to build on their rapper inspired advertisements, this timing with Nas hopping on board. Get it..Skate…Board.
Some months back Joaquin Phoenix took a long walk off a sober pier and declared that he was quitting acting and diving head first into the rap game. Concerns quickly were dashed when it was revealed that Casey Affleck was making a film about Joaquin, and that this was clearly an Andy Kaufman-like stunt. The results are I’m Still Here.
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