And thus it begins

And so it began, what was perhaps the coolest week ever. While yesterday provided nothing to rave about, today not only did Joshua Radin's new album Simple Times come out (go download it), but so did the iTunes 8 upgrade, which is pretty sweet, not to mention NBC signed back with iTunes, and re-put up their shows. And in the process added a free ep of The Office, 30 Rock, Heroes, Psych, Monk, and some other shows I don't care about. Not to mention SNL season one eps for $1.

Tomorrow in Film Studies we're going to begin 2001: A Space Odyssey, and Brad and I are fans of Stanley Kubrick, so that's awesome.

Miracle Worker auditions are Thursday, so that's always exciting.

Burn After Reading, the new Coen Bros. movie is out Friday, and that also looks good, but the real deal is Saturday...

When Brad, Danny, Dad, and I catch CHEECH AND CHONG LIVE AT THE WARNER THEATER!!! (10 o'clock show) not to mention we know where the stage door is, so we're going to see if it's not possible to catch the two of them after the show which would be strait up BA.

That's my week, stay alive folks.

K-Cole

An Update

I have cold and it sucks, because when the weather gets warm I get a cold, What's up with that?

THEF1REMAN (IAMAPHONEY) posted a new video today entitled "Live fo rehtaf" Which is Father Of Evil backwards, check it out...

Also 65if2007 found IAMAPHONEY's Suitcase which he hid near Manson's Ranch for viewers to find, What was inside can be seen in this link.

I have yet to upload the impact videos to my computer, but that will most likely be happening tonight. Charlie Brown tech week starts next Wednesday, which means I have to get my work schedule worked out by then. Things are a tad on the crazy side, but in good news I understand what we're currently doing in math it seems pretty easy.

Oh, I signed up to take my SATs on May 3rd, so first SATs, and then that night my first Prom, and that's all on a saturday so I'd again need to get work straitend out. By the way filling out that annoying SAT survey with my parents was probably like 30 minutes of hell, I don't recomend it because it's meaningless and Super Annoying.

Well I have work to do, I shall return with more fun information at a later date.

PS: Earl Returns on Thursday.
PPS: I won't see it because I'll be working so don't tell me what happens.

24 hours ago...

I was in New York, and it was awesome.

When we got their we went to Mary Mont Manhattan, and it was a pretty cool college, so I'm definitely considering it. Then we went to Central Park and ate for about 7 minutes and then had to walk all the way into the city to make our Dance class. When we got the the Dance studio, we're were taught a dance from curtains by two of the cast members, which was a lot of fun, then dinner at Hard Rock, and then Curtains, which was an excellent show, I may take the majority of Dads pictures from the day and put together a slideshow video from the trip.

In other news, I'm home, and after sleeping until about 1:30, and then working until about an hour ago... I'm not tired at all. But that's ok because Ellen Page (Juno) is hosting SNL tonight. As for movies, I'm scheduled to see Semi-Pro on Tuesday night since school opens late the next day. BUT "No Country For Old Men" is in theaters because it won best picture, and I really REALLY want to go see it some time, so anyone who's up for it please give me a call or some thing. It comes out on DVD march 11, but I'm pretty sure I'll be to involved with Smash Bros Brawl at that point, so lets all go to the movies!

New York New Yoork!

Is where I'll be all day friday. If I might add, it's a pretty big relief, I need to get away for a little while, and although dads coming, New York with some of my favorite people will be a very welcome break. Why? because my life's to crazy right now. The real problem lies in Pre-Calc, and it's quite the problem since Dad's well trained in the field of Calculus, so it's like now that I'm not doing well, it's like homework procedures and study madness. I can remember lines and historical facts and all that jazz, but when it comes to these dumb equations, I just can't seem to grasp it. I mean, if i is imaginary, how do I know it really just means -1, if it's truely an imaginary number it should mean whatever I want it to. But that's besides the point, I'm just going nuts, and it's the things that seem least important (in the long run) are the most important to me, Work, Plays (although I do plan to make acting my career), etc. And I'm just going to come out and say it, like work, and I have fun there, sure it's serious a lot, but I work with some really great people. And I don't want to lose all of that over a stupid math class. The problem with the class is that my teacher goes over things to quickly with minor explanation, enough that I can get the concept, but still be left completely lost with some aspects, give me a week and I can get it, give me a test and I somehow forget it. And the real dilema is that though my teacher has his flaws, I like him (not like that you pervs), he's a pretty funny guy.

Anyway onto the innitial topic of this post, New York trip is friday. We leave at 6, and arrive later in the day, when we'll get a tour of Mary Mount Manhattan, Then we'll be hang out and eating in Central Park, and then onto a musical theatre class with the cast of Curtains. Then some other stuff, and at night we will see Curtains, and then get a talk back with the actors. Yay.

So yeah, that's about it.

Oh and now that Awards season is over, below is a list of movies I want to see, I won't go in depth but I'll provide a video, and the name, and a brief description of why I want to see it, so here we go...
There Will Be Blood


Now I've wanted to see this for a while now, Paul Dano's in it, and I loved him in Little Miss Sunshine. Not to mention, there's something cool about Daniel Day Lewis's character. Not to mention its been getting good reviews. But one of the main aspects of the movie that have gotten my attention can be seen below... (warning minor spoilers)

I seem to reference this scene everyday, and unfortunatly no one seems to get it because they haven't seen this.

Ok on to the next movie...
No Country for Old Men

Now I wasn't to interested in this at first, but it's large amount of nominations and best picture win,has really peaked my interest. It just looks interesting, unfortunatly it's not in theaters anymore, so I'll have to wait for the DVD.

Once

I passed this up in theaters, but I had seen a live performance of 2 songs from the film on both the independent spirit awards, and the academy awards, and I've basically fallen in love with the music. Besides apparently my good buddy Dean saw it an loved it, so I plan to pick this up some time soon.

I'm Not There

I just love Bob Dylan, and I really love the concept in this film. Not to mention I really want to see Cate Blanchett's portrayal of Dylan.

And Finally...
Talk to me

First of all Martin Sheen kind of reminds me of Mark (my boss) I think it's the voice. Anyway I like this concept, and boy do I dig the fro's. Of course, my interest in this movie has quite possibly evolved from my love of Parliament Funkadelic.
Well that's it for tonight, I'll see you all later.

AAHHGG!!!-Charlie Brown Auditions next week.

I wanted a video of just Charlie Brown Screaming for about a minute strait, but none such video is on Youtube.

Anywho, auditions for "Your a good man Charlie Brown" are this Monday and Tuesday. I can wing it on Tuesday (seeing as that's the dancing audition and you have to wing it with whatever dance gets thrown at you). The thing is Monday is the Monologue and singing audition. I can't figure out what song to sing for the life of me, and while I usually find my own monologue, Laz has made copies we can use, that are actually from the show (so that helps with me not having to worry about a monologue). However, I can't pick a song!!! So I've been mentally stressing about this since yesterday, and that's why I wanted the Charlie Brown Screaming clip because that explains what's been going through my mind.

AAHHGG!!!