Paint the White House Black

I predict a resurgence in this beats popularity.



George Clinton- "Paint the White House Black"
Featuring Ice Cube, Dr.Dre, Yo-Yo, MC Breed & Kam; other appearances by Red Hot Chili Peppers, Public Enemy, Shock G & Pupa Curly
year: 1993

Paisley Park Records
Warner Music - www.wmg.com

Waste some comany time

It's EOBD on a Friday. Time to waste some company time! That link is a gold mine of ROTFL.

Tote reads: Real Women Hunt Moose

I was watching TV and noticed that for as long as I have lived in the Northeast, Subaru commercials are always awful and low budget. I decided to surf around and see if there were any exceptions to the rule; that weren't dubbed to cheesy music showing a station wagon tearing through a mud puddle.

I found one:


Ha ha this is exponentially better than watching Paris Hilton "eat" a hamburger whilst washing a car. I'm not saying it's not immature but it's better than the rest.

I hope to actually see this on TV and not just the web. What do you think?

Happy Talk Like a Pirate Day

My pirate name would be Captain Cheatin' Walace Morgan. Wanna know yours? Click hurr.

The Hebrew Mamita

There's this film I'm obsessed about right now, The Tribe, and it features this ill slam poetry by a Miss Vanessa Hidary. The Tribe traces the history of Barbi and

"... sheds light on the questions: What does it mean to be an American Jew today?"

So after some quick Google research I uncovered a gem of her work PhD in Him:



I'll be the first to admit, I'm not a fan of spoken word or slam poetry. But, THIS piece conveys something EVERY woman can appreciate. I'm going to try something new and check out one of her upcoming performances.

Vanessa Hidary's Upcoming Shows

Sep 19 2008 7:00P, Cemi Underground,

Oct 12 2008 7:00P, Taino Soleil

Nov 12 2008 8:00P, The Zipper Factory

Stuff I'm Not Supposed To Be Celebrating

Although this is a period of mourning for many of my Heeb brethren here's what I'm celebrating:

1) Starting my internship at MKG Productions tomorrow.

2) The new Al Green album- Lay It Down that I downloaded for $8.99 from Amazon.

3) My friend Missy Goldstein relocating to NYC this Friday.

4) Last night's Flash Dance Skate Party at the Dreamland Roller Rink in Coney Island. Click here for pictures which should be up by Monday at the latest (I hope).

5) Finishing the dark and hilarious When You Are Engulfed By Flames by David Sedaris.

remix culture = artistic growth

I've been meaning to blog this for a while Good Copy Bad Copy is a documentary about copy right law and remix culture. This video is a perfect education tool, and contains interviews from both the suite-types and the "offenders" themselves. Great commentary from Danger Mouse, Girl Talk, and the Pirate Bay guys.

"Freedom actually drives a more vibrant economy than restriction and control."