From the monthly archives:

November 2006

We’re Talkin’ Projects

November 30, 2006

Over the next few days, I’m going to ‘explore the space’ a bit, and start talking about some of the projects I’ve worked on recently at Pinacol here on kylebunch.org. I’d love to hear any feedback when I do (even if that feedback is “NO MORE PROJECT TALK”).
For those of you who don’t know, [...]

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The PC/Mac Commercial Turns Japanese

November 29, 2006
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Happy Thanksgiving

November 22, 2006
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R.I.P., Robert Altman

November 21, 2006

A filmmaking legend passes. Looks like it’s time to bust out Short Cuts, The Player, Nashville, Gosford Park, etc. for a marathon.

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Steve Allen interviews Jack Kerouac

November 20, 2006
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Gillette Fusion

November 17, 2006

The power of a mountain lion’s paw. The precision of a monkey’s.
Now that’s Fusion.

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travel week

November 17, 2006
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Exit Poll for a Friday

November 17, 2006

In honor of the forthcoming Emilio Estevez-directed Bobby:
{democracy:5}

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Lazy Scranton

November 16, 2006
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Crazy 24 Hours

November 8, 2006

And by that I’m naturally talking about K-Fed and Britney. Why, was there some other news in the past day?

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The Most Entertaining Country Music Awards Moment Ever

November 7, 2006

I’d say she was faking, but I’m pretty sure Faith Hill isn’t this good of an actress.

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Van Damage on the Dancefloor

November 6, 2006

Somebody is going to realize that Jean-Claude Van Damme is primed for a comeback…any day now. –Jean-Claude Van Damme’s journal
Another gem from Bill Simmons’ YouTube Hall of Fame.

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Carl Lewis Picked the Right Day Job

November 6, 2006

Chances are you’ve seen this before, and maybe even that I’ve posted this very video on this very site. But something tells me you’re not going to be upset with me, when you revisit the unintentional comedy genius of Carl Lewis’s “Break It Up”.

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Borat wrestles Harry Smith

November 6, 2006

Continuing his “embarrass mainstream media” tour of ‘06, here’s Borat wrestling with CBS’s Harry Smith:

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Let’s Go To Prison

November 6, 2006

Now that BORAT is out, I think the next release on my “immediate anticipation horizon” — ahead of Stranger Than Fiction and Tenacious D: The Pick of Destiny — might be Let’s Go To Prison. Between Will Arnett’s first major feature role, and the directorial talents of Bob Odenkirk, I’m hoping for good things. [...]

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Jagshemash!!

November 5, 2006

Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan

Year: 2006
Category: Comedy
Rating from : R (Restricted)
ID in Amazon.com: B00005JPBS

Rating: 5 out of 5

I’m not going to go so far as to anoint it the “Funniest Movie Ever Made” as some have — but it’s definitely hilarious. Go [...]

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Royal New Downtown Spot

November 5, 2006

Royal Claytons Pub

Map
Price: 10 – 30 ($$)
Location:
1855 Industrial Street
Los Angeles, CA

Food rating: 3 out of 5

Decor rating: 5 out of 5

Service rating: 4 out of 5

Royal Claytons is a new restaurant/bar that labels itself as a ‘pub’ in the Artists’ District [...]

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Mini’s Multi-site Banner ADventure

November 5, 2006

I really liked this Mini campaign — I don’t know who did it, but it’s a cool high-concept job. I think I first saw it on bannerblog, but I’m not totally sure. Would have to ask Rory, who I’m pretty sure is the one who sent it to me.
Hopefully I’ve captured the essence [...]

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Saturday Night Photo & Tunes

November 5, 2006

Bloc Party at the Greek. Track from Silent Alarm.

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Who Needs Kobe and Phil?

November 2, 2006

Lakers move to 2-0 against Golden State without #824 — Lamar Odom again leads the way, with 22 points and one rebound and one dime shy of a triple-dub.
Kurt Rambis filled Phil Jackson’s shoes, as the legendary coach stayed in L.A. to rest up after his hip replacement surgery four weeks ago.
But the real story [...]

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