“As of 0900 mountain time, Paramount Pictures and myself, Ronald Joseph Aaron Burgundy, have come to terms on a sequel to Anchorman.” Oh yes.
Vultures are back
If you’re a regular here you’ll know I’m a big fan of Devious Theatre and the guys from Kilkenny. Vultures PI isn’t a Devious product but is led by John Morton and a few of the same lads. Debuting in 2009, it was a four part web series tracking the various adventures of the titular Kilkenny based private investigations firm. Things didn’t finish up well for Vultures though as rival international agency, The Pinkertons, ran them out of business. I really enjoyed the first series and, yes you’ve guessed it, they’ve back for more in 2012. Janine Drew Presents Where Have All The Good Dicks Gone is the first of four incoming webisodes between now and June. They’re shorter in format than the first series but still have the mad characters I’ve learned to love (Jack Street is back). If you’d like to catch up on all episodes to date, head on over to their site.
Jacob’s Creek ‘Wine & Dine Experience’ Roadshow
Fancy joining the Jacob’s Creek ‘Wine & Dine Experience’ Roadshow for free dinner and matched wines? It takes place take over the following dates: Dublin 27th March, Cork 4th April, Galway 19th April and Waterford 26th April. To request a reservation at these special culinary events, logon to facebook.com/jacobscreekireland and enter your details on the ‘The Wine and Dine Experience’ tab or email jacobscreek@idl.ie with Jacob’s Creek ‘Wine & Dine Experience’ in the subject line, your name, date of birth (as drinks will be served), and contact details for you and a guest. Also please include which county event you would like to attend. Places are limited and guests will be chosen at random.
Friday Photo – 80s-tastic
Taken last Saturday at Spring Break in The Button Factory. We’d been in the Guinness Storehouse all day so the pints were flowing. That’s myself, Blots and Steph. Good times.
Everything is a Remix
I discovered the Everything is a Remix series of videos via @christianhughes a couple of weeks ago and had meaning to blog them. In the four part series, Kirby Ferguson forces us to re-examine how we think about copyright, the creative process and everything in between. They’re truly brilliant so I’d encourage you to watch part one above and follow on to parts two, three and four.
