Are you watching Workaholics? You should be. It’s Like Office Space meets It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, but with cuter guys. I’m serious. I love them all SO MUCH. In this clip the boys are told they aren’t allowed to masturbate in the office anymore, so they take a quick fap break together in their car. Hilarity ensues. You’re going to just DIE.
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Entertainment Weekly rhapsodizes over Rodney Ascher’s surprise hit film: “Room 237, a documentary that consists entirely of super-fans of The Shining talking about the movie’s secret themes, hidden clues, and resonant eccentricities — a veritable Kubrickian Da Vinci code of underlying networks of meaning — is an amazing experience, because it lures you into seeing The Shining as a kind of feature-length studio-made Zapruder film. Some of what its subjects have to say is nutty, and some of it might be described as advanced paranoia — like the tendency to ascribe deep meaning to continuity errors (a character’s pants changing from shot to shot; a disappearing chair behind Jack Nicholson). But a lot of Room 237 consists of incredibly passionate and savvy and audacious film criticism. It’s criticism infused with the power of conspiracy theory.” And that’s just THE BEGINNING of Owen Gleiberman’s review. Read the whole thing here.
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Rodrigo Santoro is the hunky Brazilan actor currently starring in that What to Expect When Your Expecting clunker, but you probably remember best him as Xerxes, the pan-sexual Persian ruler with the nutty Chola eyebrows and FAAAABULOUS jewelry from 300. I can’t decide which I like better, hunky tuxedo-clad Rodrigo or 4th century circuit queen Rodrigo.
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Scott Disick snuggles up to Rob Kardashian’s crotch, as the two snooze in an airport lounge. (via TMZ)
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I guess it’s only been a week, but dear lord it feels never-ending, doesn’t it? Yesterday, you’ll recall, we learned that Zac Efron was in this year’s Brown Bunny, after he was laughed out of Cannes for getting pee’d on by Nicole Kidman in The Paperboy. Today, there’s a minor kerfuffle with Kristen Stewart for jerking off two guys at once in On The Road. Those guys being Garrett Hedlund and Tom Sturridge, to which I say “nice work if you can get it.” However, Dan Gainor of the Culture and Media Institute doesn’t see it that way and complains to Radar Online: “How will parents who took their daughters to see the Twilight movies explain this? It is irresponsible of Stewart and manipulative of Hollywood bosses.” Well, perhaps parents SHOULDN’T TAKE their teenage daughters to see On The Road, how ’bout that? How ’bout letting them sneak in on their own so they can discover the joy of a good handy without mom squirming next to them?
Anyway. There’s good news for Kristen’s beau and fellow Twilight alumni Robert Pattinson, who gets mostly good marks for his dark, ennui-filled turn in David Cronenberg’s Cosmopolis. The movie itself, however, might be too challenging for casual viewers, dealing with post-modern literary concepts and tackling dense criticism of capitalism, greed and class. Yay.
And in news closer to our hearts, Wild Bunch Distribution has taken the French rights to WOW veteran Rodney Ascher’s Room 237, the hot doc about theories surrounding The Shining, with a UK deal already in play. We’re planning your welcome back party AS I WRITE THIS! Congratulations!










