Photo Flash: Tatoo You

via Them Thangs

posted by: Brent Carter

Artist Shout Out: Spin Thread by Marañón

Although finding out much about the woman behind the work has been a challenge, I am in love with the handmade accessories of Marañón. With most pieces made to order from her Etsy shop Spin Thread, be sure that any purchase is a truly original and well-crafted work of art. Check out more of Marañón’s work on Flickr.

(source: fashion loves people)
posted by: Tricia Rock

Watch: Will Arnett’s Interview with Creepy Hipster Matt Zaller

National Lampoon’s Matt Zaller, specialist in the art of creepy-but-funny interviews is back. In this edition Zaller sits down with Will Arnett to chat about his upcoming role in the rather lame-looking romantic comedy When in Rome. But instead of talking about the film the conversation quickly shifts to dicks and continues to digress from there into hipsters, creeps, Scrabble, New York, weird handshakes, shoes and Dr. Scholls inserts.

If you think that’s funny, check out Zaller’s equally hilarious/creepy interviews with Jason Seigel and Matt Damon.

posted by: Brent Carter

Free Music: Inlets “Bright Orange Air”

A self-proclaimed worrier, childhood choir member and unfocused student of many instruments, Sebastian Krueger combines baroque pop embellishments with lo-fi intimacy under the name Inlets. “Bright Orange Air,” the first single from Inlets’ forthcoming album Inner Arbiter, is about the psychotropic effects of municipal lighting and is an exciting expansion of the winding guitars and charming Smog-like arrangements Kreuger first displayed on 2006′s The Vestibule EP.

Inner Arbiter is out April 20, 2010 on twosyllable Records and will feature contributions from Angel Deradoorian of Dirty Projectors and Zach Condon of Beirut.

Download/listen to “Bright Orange Air” here

posted by: Harold Johns III

Watch: “The Most Dangerous Man in America” Trailer

Studio Synopsis:
Co-winner of this year’s Freedom of Expression Award from the National Board of Review (and one of their Five Best Documentaries of the Year), Winner of the Special Jury Award at IDFA, and in contention for the year’s Best Documentary Feature Oscar, The Most Dangerous Man in America tells the story of Daniel Ellsberg, a high-level Pentagon official and Vietnam War strategist, who in 1971 concluded that the war was based on decades of lies and leaked 7,000 pages of top secret documents to The New York Times, making headlines around the world. A riveting story of how this one man’s profound change of heart created a landmark struggle involving America’s newspapers, its president and Supreme Court. With Daniel Ellsberg, Patricia Ellsberg, Tony Russo, Howard Zinn, Hedrick Smith, John Dean, and, from the secret White House tapes, Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger, who called Ellsberg “the most dangerous man in America.”

Learn more about the film here

posted by: Brent Carter