fredag 24 december 2010
Small Talk: 100 Monkeys Interview (Jackson Rathbone)
Named after a theory about monkey behavior — no, not the one that involves the complete works of Shakespeare — Los Angeles band 100 Monkeys creates a sometimes serene, sometimes turgid sort of indie rock. Some tunes such as Future Radio ride a pleasant digital groove with some funk thrown in to dirty things up, while others such as Kolpix are straight up sleazy garage soul. The five-piece group of multi-instrumentalists ended up with a built-in audience of enthusiasts since member Jackson Rathbone appears in the Twilight film series.
Describe your new record in fewer than 10 words
Jackson Rathbone: A collection of wild animals flowing freely in auditory display.
If I wasn’t making music I’d . . .
Rathbone: ... be waiting.
Best album in the world right this minute
Rathbone: Gogol Bordello, Live from Axis Mundi
Song you like to play when nobody’s around
Rathbone: Hank Williams III, Dick in Dixie
Favorite bird of prey
Rathbone: The barnyard owl Who? The barnyard owl. Who? The barnyard
Cake or pie
Rathbone: Pie charts are pretty sweet ...
My favorite state is . . .
Rathbone: Blissful ignorance
read full interview: www.29-95.com
Robsten In Zimbio's Biggest Little Moments of 2010
From zimbio
Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart Caught Kissing
Intensely secretive couple Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart were snapped smooching in August while Pattinson was visiting his girlfriend on the set of her movie, On the Road in Canada. The news nearly set internet servers on fire. Incidentally, not admitting they're a couple might be the smartest movie marketing strategy in the history of film. Genius!
Water For Elephants In 'Carson's Top 10 Scripts Of The Year'
From scriptshadow
2) WATER FOR ELEPHANTS
Genre: Period Drama/Love Story
Premise: (from IMDB) A veterinary student abandons his studies after his parents are killed and joins a traveling circus as their vet.
You know, this is one of those scripts that shouldn’t have roped me in the way it did. It’s basically a love story. But the great thing about Elephants is that it’s a love story wrapped in a loony dangerous unpredictable package - the Bizarro World version of Titanic. Not to mention it has the best villain I’ve read all year hands down (can’t wait to see what Waltz does with it). You’re not going to read anything like this again for a long time.
via @nycrk1
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