Throwback: When Did Mandela STOP Being On the U.S. Terrorist List? It Wasn't 1990.

I wrote the following entry for moretanthanmost in 2008. Moretanthanmost was a summer outfit I got into over at Today.com. (I. PROMISE. YOU. David Letterman is a biter!) But anywho, as ludicrous as it sounds, the U.S. as a nation-state did not cease to regard Nelson Mandela as a terrorist with the events of February 11, 1990. It wasn't until 2008 that the U.S. moved away from calling active resistors of apartheid terrorists--on the record. Read on. I just might run through the Avalon to catch a showing of the much ballyhooed Invictus. What do you think? What are your thoughts?

american terrorist, pt 2
Published by jess_johnson--July 1, 2008

Now! I pick on John McCain because he’s running for president. Don’t view this as an exercise in un-american-ness (the week of the 4th…) we salute YOU, sir, we salute YOU! [insert side-eye signal here.]

Federalies can stay off my doorstep, thnxmch. But let’s take a closer look at how we define ‘the enemy’ and how we celebrate those who ‘defend’ ‘us’ against ‘them’. Here’s the brutal truth: 2 in 10 people living in the United States are terrorists and half don’t even know their status!
(according to a convenient sample…)

(okay…i referenced myself)

Here are a few telltale signs YOU could be a terrorist:

• You thought the Dalai Lama was a good person.
• You considered Nelson Mandela a hero 24 hours ago.
• You remotely* resemble Sean Bell or Amadou Diallo. (*are within a 2-ft range of their height; within or beyond their complexion gradation; below or over 200lbs; own any article of clothing of the same fabric/style/color…)
• You live near a levee, toxic waste center, or playground with chipped paint.
• There are checkpoints in your neighborhood, but 911 kinda takes a while in case of emergency…hope you got a Plan B!!
• Speaking of Plan B–you know, have had, or expect to have an underweight child and only your local convenience store has baby formula…if you have one.
• You’ve noticed a hike in your property tax–and is there a Starbucks coming to your town?
• You have an “accent.”
• You admire Baron Davis. Rick Ross. G. Garvin. Or maybe you just don’t prefer to shave it off right away…
• You wrap your head for reasons of faith/style/bad hair day.

If you agreed to one or more of these statements, you could be a terrorist. SUCKS TO BE YOU!! (and me??)
Who’s left to be ‘us’?

In Case You Missed It: We Are The World 25 For Haiti

Premiered at the opening ceremonies of the Winter Olympics in Vancouver, February 12th.

INSTALLMENTone (ProDev that could include working for Jean Grae?!)

As promised...

I am beginning this bi-weekly roundup of opportunities that have caught my eye for your professional advancement. I want you to step your game up with me in 2010. That being said, this entry is divided into 2 main sections: Online and Offline. There's a lot you can do without ever leaving your precious computer. But you'd be whack if you stopped there, so I've included a few offline opportunities you need to get into as well. In this inaugural roundup of sorts, I'm including a few resources you'll see often on this site. I recommend you become well acquainted with them, as I will likely return to them often. Here's where I stop gabbing and let you go to work.

Happy trails!

internships.

yearoftheblacksmith.com
Talib Kweli's outfit, Blacksmith TV announced yesterday that they are looking for interns! If you're into Talib Kweli, Jean Grae (side-tackler MVP >> Happy Couples, beware.) , Pete Rock, Strong Arm Steady and think you can play with the majors--go get your resume did-ed[sic] up! Check out the link above for more info.

get technical.*

TheStoryDepartment.com.au

Who cares about your movie if there is no story? I'm the number one advocate for a pretty picture, but the arthouse look will never be anything more than a 'look' without the narrative kicker. My weakness by far. Beefed up storytellers go back and forth over method at The Story Department, which can only be good for the aspiring screenwriter or any writer--fiction filmmaker, novelist or journalist-bent documentarian. The most recent entry is all about what really begins the story: an 'inciting incident' or a 'call'. Check it out.

Revision3.com/filmriot

In this edition of Film Riot, Ryan Connolly and the gang are going to teach your audio how to stunt. This is a podcast worth subscribing to if you're the MP3 downloader type. Heree you'll find extremely practical advice that comes GRATIS. Catch up on what you've been missing via Film Riot's site or over at the iTunes store. I recommend you start with the 12/2/2009 episode, because for whatever reason I'm inspired by camera shopping. This is a low budget walk through models that get the job done.

*DCFilm.org

If you do indeed have the moolah to spare, visit DCFilm.org for information on classes and workshops happening from here to B-More in acting, directing, editing--you name it, they've probably got it. DO. NOT. SLEEP. On this indispensable resource.

get inspired.

WeResistSimple.com

I 'sice' this man often, but, honestly, Pete Chatmon's words of wisdom are always timely. Follow him regularly at Tanqueray's go-getter outfit, We Resist Simple. (That is, if you're 21 and over.) Every industry presents its challenges, as you'll see across the site, but there's nothing like the humility of being a rookie. If you are to maintain focus against all odds and find your muse, too, you'll need some TED-like food for thought. Following these entries are theory put into practice--it's not simply the fluffy stuff.

TempDiaries.com

So the infamous Hollywood Temp knows how to keep you entertained and informed. For example, when this guy isn't putting the UTA Joblist out there (that is, the beginner's drool pool of dream jobs--an "internal document" of the United Talent Agency), Temp X is producing the "only thing scarier than Ari Emanuel"--his Espresso Macchiato--with 3 shots. Definitely a must-read while ye dream dreams of Major-dom.

bytwenty8.blogspot.com

Uh...do I NOT tell you about some pretty cool places to be every week?? That is not for your health or because of any charity or goodwill on my part. It's for inspirational purposes. Come see me for local stimuli. You never know what occurrence will move you to a screenplay, a short or even a poem. So your welcome in advance. :-D

meet people.

Thursday, February 18, 2010

Smithsonian African Art Museum

950 Independence Ave., SW

Africa in Reel Time: Nollywood Film Festival

7P - 9P, free

Beginning at 7P, directors Ben Addelman and Samir Mallal screen their feature-length film exploring the Nigerian film industry, 'Nollywood Babylon'. This event is free of charge to the public, and continues through the month of February. Get out and ask questions of folks who are there, doing that. Check the National Museum of African Art for more information about rescheduled events since Snowmaggedon 2010 hit.

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Penn Quarter Conference Ctr., US Navy Memorial

701 Pennsylvania Ave., NW

An Evening With Kyle Cooper of Prologue Films

6:30P, $15 w/ valid student ID

The Art Directors Club of Metropolitan Washington presents celebrated art director, Kyle Cooper just above the Archives-Navy Memorial Metro station in downtown DC. This man squeezes drama out of the opening credits through his design expertise. Pick his brain and those around you at this event next Tuesday.

i challenge you to a duel.

SilverDocs 8th Annual Film Festival

Silver Spring, MD

Deadline: March 12th

AFI/Discovery Channel SilverDocs is accepting submissions through March 12th for its 8th Annual Film Festival. Learn more via SilverDocs.com. Participants will be notified of their status by May 21, 2010.

The 2010 DC Shorts Film Festival & Screenwriting Competition

Washington, DC

Deadline: April 15th (Early Deadline for Screenwriting is March 31st)

DC Shorts holds its 7th annual film competition in fall 2010. If you are looking to be a part of the revelry, gather your coins now and start writing/sprucing up what you've already got. Submission requirements and entrance fees are available at www.DCShorts.com.

DMV!FF 2010

Washington, DC

Be a Volunteer!

Contact volunteer@dmviff.com to participate in this international film festival and get a feel for global cinema in the DMV. This is the self-proclaimed "festival for the people." Find out specifications for entry via DMVIFF.com or visit their fan page over at Facebook.

Disney's plan to release 'Alice' on DVD early upsets theaters - latimes.com

Disney's plan to release 'Alice' on DVD early upsets theaters - latimes.com

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preOSCAR: The AMPAS "PR Nightmare of epic proportions"

The narrative around the narratives:

Sooooooooo...the top Oscar contenders--each weighing in with 9 noms apiece for their films Hurt Locker and Avatar--are ex husband and wife!

Yes: Kathryn Bigelow--only the 4th woman to be nominated in the Oscars' Best Director category, and the absolute 1st woman to receive the DGA honor--used to be Booskied up with James 'produceamoviebymebabyandbeaZillionaire' Cameron.

HOWZ'ABOUT THAT!?

Before I get into what John Luchetti said over at FilmStage.com, let me just share this little PSA with the Kathryn Bigelow haters and biters: SIT. DOWN. SHUT. UP.

Folks who binge on -isms never fail to amaze me. People are really trying to discredit her hustle on the premise of a relationship that's been over since 1991. This may come as a shock to some, but I was a full 3 feet shorter in 1991. So if you are that pressed to play Blocker, go 86 yourself.

That being said--you should know by now that I'm an 'Avatar' hater. I can't comment on 'Hurt Locker' beyond saying, I would've never guessed Bigelow directed it, and a mighty 'POW!' to her for wrestling with the big boys on their so-called turf. This is an EXTREMELY major deal when only 6% of the industry is female at the directorial level and even more shameful where cinematographers are concerned, according to Dr. Nsenga K. Burton, Ph.D. writing for TheBlackBoxOffice.com.

I don't have an issue with James Cameron, so don't think I'm trying to flip the script, but I'll give full vent to my 'Avatar' beef once we get to Oscars week. Trust and know my reasons aren't hardly as patriarchally contrived as the people I just shouted out. I'm very interested, however, in whether or not Luchetti is right. He believes the fact of Cameron's ex-husband status may--and should--get in the way of an 'Avatar' win. Cameron's already enjoyed overwhelming success at this level per 'Titanic', but I'm writing to say two things in particular.

1) I don't think Bigelow would want a sympathy Oscar at the hands of her ex's goodwill and sportsmanship.

2) I don't think Lee Daniels would care for a 'sympathy' Oscar, either. BUT in the name of giving folks their flowers before they're dead, why don't we quell this alleged media-storm before it's time by drumming up the Academy in 'Precious' favor?

Because when has the Academy ever really given an Oscar to Black folks for their actual body of work? It seems to me, that they give melanin-ized nods when they anticipate a drought or happen to remember their 'commitment to diversity' workshops. There's always this backed up stream during some Awards seasons, as if to make up for lost time.

No, really. Look at this list of nominees--not even winners--in the history of the Oscars in Black via Entertainment Weekly. Compare this against the track of Black Oscar winners in the most contentious categories via Indiana University.

So while Bigelow would be the 4th nominated woman, Daniels is only the 2nd Black director nominated, period.

And even after I've intimated my case for a Lee Daniels win...I realize this is ridiculous. It's like fighting for crumbs in the Big House, when we need to just take the whole loaf and burn down the house.

GRRRRRRR....

IN 30 MIN: 50% OFF Registration for Indie Boot Camp #cinematics #professionaldevelopment

I. Suggest. You. HOP. ON. THAT. NOW. (INDIEFILMBOOTCAMP.COM)

Moi is tryna get a loan from her mama.

...More at 11:59P.

Brought to you by Down & Dirty DV's Anthony Artis PLUS Double 7 VIP-in-Chief, Pete Chatmon this March 26th.

One lifechanging day UNDER $100?! Getouttaheaaaaah...

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Can I just say, Down & Dirty DV--in book format--is what helped me get through my senior thesis spring 2009? K. Wasn't sure if I needed to plug. Thx. --MGMT.

You Survived Snowmageddon...Now Trek to a Thawing Metro Near You

So, the dreaded commercial holiday may be about the gushy stuff, but to reduce it to Sweethearts and card cutouts wouldn't be fair. Tis also the season to raise extra awareness about sexual assault, HIV/AIDS (February 7th), being kidnapped Africans in the Americas, and some way, somehow, somebody managed to cram President's Day in here, too. Haiti is no less devastated by the earthquake of January 12th and the subsequent aftershocks--both 'natural' and manmade. Get rid of your cabin fever this weekend, but please don't get so busy getting down, you forget to count your blessings AND share them, aspiring filmmakers. If you feel like getting down in B-More this weekend, by all means. There's a Haiti Benefit taking place over @Paradox--Deep Sugar Dance for Haiti. But if your Michelins don't look like they'll fare that well, this first event at BloomBars in Columbia Heights is a great way to kick off this Va--Valll--Valll-ennnn---ooh...YOU know what I'm trying to say. Have an inspired weekend, #cinematics. (Crank #Kelis on the outro...)

Friday, February 12th

BloomBars

V-DAY DC!

Fundraiser for Courtney's House

BloomBars @ 8P

3222 11th St., NW

Suggested Donation: $10

V-DAY kicks off properly with this Valentine Benefit Concert and Silent Auction--all for Courtney's House. Courtney's House helps survivors of sexual trafficking recover fully. An absolutely awesome reason to put V-Day self-loathing aside for a few hours. Stay posted on V-Day activities as Eve Ensler's Vagina Monologues are rapidly approaching. Yours truly has been a monologue-r before. Get at it. (Which reminds me! Where can I find Pocketbook in the DMV??!) BloomBars.com VDayDC.org

Saturday, February 13th

The Suite 202 Sessions

Tabaq @ 10P

1336 U St., NW

free

RSVP by Friday 12th

Created with Singles Awareness Day in mind, the folks at Tabaq are introducing The Suite 202 Sessions. The evening will include DJs Stylus, Jahsonic & Phaze with complimentary desserts and--wait for the elementary V-Day throwback appearance--a Get-To-Know-You Scavenger Hunt. BUT you must be 21 and over for this gig. RSVP by 5P Saturday, 2/13. TabaqDC.com

Sunday, February 14th

The BREAkFAST klub

Liv @ 3P
11th St., NW (above Bohemian Caverns)
$15

the NEW BREAkFAST klub: 'Love Jones' edition featuring Dionne Farris, Nina Storey annnnnnd BREAKFAST! (Can you say 'veggie omelette'?!) Breakfast starts at 3PM. Aren't they considerate? 'Love Jones' will be playing from multiple projector screens and, word is, Farris will sing her celebrated single from the Love Jones soundtrack. If you still anticipate being late, contact information is available via Fusicology for table reservations. LivDC.com

Monday, February 15th

Tribute to Howard Zinn

Busboys & Poets @ 6P

14th & V Sts., NW

Amy Goodman of Democracy Now and Bernice Johnson Reagon from Sweet Honey and the Rock will help lead out the local celebration of the life of "the people's historian", Howard Zinn. busboysandpoets.com

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RIP Alexander McQueen. His fashion, attention to detail and extravagance will be oh-so-sorely missed by this blogstress. He was one of the most stunning, exciting productions I've ever bought a zillion dollar Vogue to see--or snuck to the late '90s/early aughts Style channel to watch. Oh, 2010...you're already a doozy.

But Wait--There's CHOCOLATE?! #openDC

Soooooooooo...
What better way to celebrate Singles' Awareness Weekend than to get woke while eating chocolate at the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian?! (Naming...i know...) February 13th and 14th, it's going DOWN. 4th St & Independence Ave., SW, all day. See schedule here.

"The museum invites visitors to enjoy a tasty assortment of presentations.
Spectacular Peruvian scissor dancers compete in endurance, acrobatics, and
creativity. Kuna textile artists from Panama and Colombia share the art of
making their charming, colorful molas. Hands-on activities encourage
young and not-so-young visitors to investigate the Mayan glyph for “cacao,”
grind cacao beans, and froth their own hot chocolate. Food demonstrations, a Chocolate Talk about the science and sustainability of the cacao plant, and one-on-one discussions with indigenous Bolivian cacao growers offer different perspectives
on this surprisingly complex subject. Finally, the museum presents Burwa dii
Ebo/The Wind and the Water, a contemporary Kuna coming-of-age story by the Igar Yala Collective of Panama in a Valentine’s evening Dinner and a Movie."

IN 15 MIN: Season 3 Premiere of the Double Down Film Show

Pete Chatmon and the whole Double 7 family premiere the third net radio season of the Double Down Film Show.

All this down time makes for excellent grind time, DMV, and Double 7 will upgrade you. I don't think I've come across more down to earth virtual mentors anywhere. Tune in LIVE @ 9PM EST:

Listen via computer @ http://www.blogtalkradio.com/doubledownfilmshow

Listen by phone @ (646) 929-1956

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If you get down with /Film, Film Riot, or the Shirtless Apprentice, I beseech you: do not fail at life by not tuning in. Thx. MGMT.

mission: GET. OUT. OF THE. HOUSE. 2010 #openDC

• BRIGHTEST YOUNG THINGS.
  - The Battle of the Bossa, (2463 18th St., NW)
  - 3RD Haiti Relief Benefit Concert for Red Cross feat. DC Traffic, Will Rast and the Funk Arc, Iota Club & Café, (2832 Wilson Blvd., Arlington)
  
• GOING OUT GURUS.
  - Matchbox DC, (Both locations: Gallery Pl/Chinatown, Capitol Hill)
  - Busboys & Poets (All locations)
  - Kramerbooks (1517 Conn. Ave., NW)
  - Eatonville (14TH & V, NW)
  - Wisdom (1432 Pennsylvania Ave., SE)
  - Pizzeria Paradiso, (2003 P St., NW)
  
• Via METROMIX
  - S’Mores!! @ Ritz Carlton in Georgetown, 202-912-4100, Thurs., (3100 South St., NW)
  - Introduction to Art of Living Yoga and Meditation, free, Thurs., 7P, 202-332-5433 (2401 15th St., NW)

• Via Washington City Paper

Singles Awareness Day Addendums
- Jam Session, Twins Jazz, 8P-12A, Sunday (1344 U St., NW) (2/14)
- Bring a picture of your ex to shred for a freebie at Bar Louie! Karaoke starts at 9P @ Bar Louie (Gallery Place/Chinatown). (2/14)

OMGeeeee! Noisettes' 'Saturday Night' (Video)

SOoooooooooo--you have to know that I super, capital HEART The Noisettes! Thanks, ThisIsRealMusic.com!

They're a UK delight, and I think the most fitting description I've ever heard of Shingai Shoniwa's voice (she plays the BASS--come. see. her.) matched up with guitarist Dan Smith and drummer Jamie Morrison is "Billie Holiday fronting the White Stripes."

This video is the visual manifestation of 'Saturday Night' from their sophomore album, Wild Young Hearts. I'm almost not kidding you when I say I crank their freshman jammie, What's the Time, Mr. Wolf? darn near daily.

This Sis is absolutely beautiful!! Hope you enjoy! I'll weigh in on the graphics later. Mi cama awaits.

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Shingai Shoniwa really, truthfully, seriously is one of the faces I need to see on my living room furniture box. Even though I'm supposed to be "grown", it's amazing what seeing a minor reflection of yourself represented on-screen does for your esteem--even if momentarily.

Which reminds me of @Wale's tweets today. Darker sistahs were going OFF about the Diddy-like casting of 'Pretty Girls' via Twitter, and I gotta say, I at minimum, appreciate that Wale was even fazed by the discontent. He said he wants a 'Tyra' show spot so he can explain how the video biz works. *Sighs* It is what it is, fam. But I WILL say 'My Sweetie' (even tho it's not the TV'd buzz) is a nice concession. Big up to the Naija representation.

A Varying POTUS Treatment a la Boondocks

This is coming from TheUrbanTwist.com, who suggest season 3 of 'The Boondocks' will bring its own POTUS philosophy to the table come March 28th.

Read the graphic for an indication.

ONLY Because I heart Tsu'Tey...

...and because I'm in the middle of this self-imposed 'Avatar' deconstructionist project (as we draw nearer to Oscars 2010)--I ran across a story from NaviHomeTree.com which just so happened to mention that Laz Alonso will be starring alongside Bollywood actress Mallika Sherawat and the incomparable Ruby Dee, as well as Loretta Devine in the pol-com 'Love, Barack.'

Here's my stutter step:

Alonso plays a "handsome, dynamic African American working for the local McCain office."

Hm.

He'll fall in love with Sherawat's character--an Obama volunteer coordinator in the month leading up to--you guessed it--Election Night 2008.

(Is that right...)

All resentment aside, keep on the lookout. According to IMDB, the film is still in the pre-production stages. An interesting concept. Gee, POTUS--look whatcha done did to H'W'D. smh

Melyssa Ford Channels Ntozake Shange For Own Stage Production

Melyssa Ford and her inspiration.

Get the full scoop from Bossip.com and TeamYee.tv.

The Canadian-born well video- and magazine-spreaded Melyssa Ford says Jim Jones' ('Hip Hop Monologues: Inside the Life & Mind of Jim Jones', written, produced and directed by Howard University alum J. Kyle Manzay) on-stage production inspired her to helm her own project.

Ford will, reportedly, act and sing in her 'For Vixens Who Considered Homicide When the Video Became Too Much.'

I'm actually halfway dying to know what When Chickenheads Come Home to Roose author, Joan Morgan thinks. Morgan, recognized as as a "hip hop journo" opened her non-fiction paperback with an account of how deeply she wanted the original 'For Colored Girls...' to resonate and validate her existence as a young Black female facing and resisting inscription.

Definitely expect more from me on this.

There are entirely TOO many intriguing intersections of race, class, gender performance, and on and on and on and. :-D Muy interesante.

IN 15 MIN: More DMV Goodness >> XO & Raheem DeVaughn (Video) Premiere

(C/O Washington City Paper)

That Studio 43 crew is about to bring even more DMV goodness to you this evening.

At midnight--as has been faithfully Tweeted all day--the official music video for "Take Home" (you can cop a remix feel via Raheem DeVaughn's Mr. February Mixtape c/o 368 Music Group).

Check it out over at Studio43.com! Fresh visuals from XO's One. One. Ten. Album. Get excited.

Regardless of your Invisible Woman Complex, Vanity Fair, I Present the 3rd Annual Black Women in HWD Luncheon

(via The Black Box Office)

Essence Magazine hosts its third annual Black Women in Hollywood Luncheon, honoring the timeless, classic and inimitable Cicely Tyson.

The Black Box Office names Queen Latifah, Zoe Saldana, Gabourey Sidibe and Mary J. Blige as a few of the glowing honorees alongside Tyson, who will receive the Legend Award.

Essence continues to pack esteem in its major league award, having honored Ruby Dee and Diahann Carroll in 2008 and 2009.

The Luncheon is set to take place the same week as the Oscars.

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Did you know Cicely Tyson founded her own school in 1995??? Now that's the business. The Cicely Tyson School of Performing Arts is located in East Orange, NJ. Gee, I wonder if these kids will do the Heisman to Vanity Fair and anybody else who thought they were the final word in acknowledging greatness? Hmmm.

Wale x tabi Bonney “My Sweetie” (Video) Premiere

Wale x tabi Bonney “My Sweetie” (Video)
(via 25 Mag)

I'm ENTIRELY too excited about this song and this video! Wale and tabi Bonney's Cool Kids Forever Films directing unit have popped the lid on "My Sweetie." (talk about coveting a Vimeo reel--smh) That means a double ooh-yeah--why? Because this is 100% DMV certified. And--because this is South Park math--100% TIA certified, too.

Check it out ASAP.

(Now do you understand my Tweet-gripe? OH SO UNREPRESENTATIVE of what the area has to offer.)

(And TIA is me channeling K'Naan >> This Is Africa)

Regarding Super Bowl 44

That is all.

"How To Make It In America": Required Viewing 2/14 @ 10P on HBO

Cool New Show Alert: “How To Make It In America” (via The Frisky)

Victor Rasuk, Stop Loss (Google)

Luis Guzman (:-)), Google

Kid Cudi'll show up??!--I'M SOLD.

From the same folks who brought you 'Entourage' (Rob Weiss (hahahaha), Stephen Levinson and Mark Wahlberg), comes the East Coast counterpart 'How To Make It In America.' It looks like every young hustla's running biopic. Literally. So, I'm actually going to call it required viewing. The industry is fashion, but these kids are about to stage their break-in as best as they can using street sense only. (But is there any other way?)

The show stars Victor Rasuk ('Lords of Dogtown', 'Life Is Hot in Cracktown', 'Che' (!)), Luis Guzman ('Oz', 'Anger Management'), and Kid Cudi (!) as Domingo Dean. Don't expect Mescudi to be the resident 'shuck-n-jive', though. SOHH reported in December that he worked with the writers to ensure his character was as far from music as possible.

The show premieres Sunday 2/14 on HBO @ 10P. So if you're NOT snuggled up with anyone, join me at le living room furniture box over Twitter, Lindt and Dulce de Leche ice cream.

How To Make It In America Trailer

Happy Superbowl!!

I mean, I guess I shouldn't endorse any team on the record, y'know...

BUT who cares?!

GO SAINTS! BLACK & GOLD SUPERBOWL IS HERE BABYYYYYYY! (anybody figured out how to make a fleur de lis icon?)

Saw this first over at Shadow & Act: What if Major Filmmakers "Directed" the Superbowl? (LOVE THIS.)