In July of last year, I was fortunate enough to get to talk to the Beastie Boys' very own MCA, Adam Yauch, about his total blast of a street ball doc GUNNIN' FOR THAT #1 SPOT. Full Article at Ain't It Cool News

Considering how image-conscious Bowie was in his heydey, it should be of no surprise to anyone that he's received a lot of attention from the visual arts in addition to music. Full Article at Prefix

About The Filmmakers: Peter Sluszka is a New York-based director with Hornet specializing in stop-motion animation and photo-based effects. Full Article at antiMUSIC

Keith Arem, director of Activision Blizzard’s popular video game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, will make his feature directorial debut on Frost Road, an action thriller that Cary Brokaw (Closer) will produce along with Steven L’Heureux. Full Article at Slash Film

Throwing his hat into the bullring … Noel Fielding in a scene from Bunny and the Bull The debut feature from Mighty Boosh director Paul King finds itself praised with one hand and damned with the other. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

So what has the hip hop iconoclast been up to these last seven years? Full Article at The Daily Swarm

You should expect to see Christoph Waltz's name when Oscar nominations are announced in a few months. Full Article at Vulture

While many have proclaimed the "death of the pamphlet" where periodical comic books are concerned, a few companies have been able to prove that it still has a lot of life left in it. Full Article at Publishers Weekly

So it looks like Anvil’s comeback is gonna last through at least 2010: the band will have a small role in the upcoming film version of The Green Hornet, which will star Seth Rogen (who also co-wrote the script) and be directed by Michel Gondry, who... Full Article at The Daily Swarm

As previously reported, classic heavy metal metal band Anvil are set to make a cameo in Michel Gondry's upcoming film version of classic radio hero "The Green Hornet" starring Seth Rogen. Full Article at Original Signal: Movies

Anvil! The Story of Anvil director Sacha Gervasi revealed to MakingOf how Anvil got a cameo in Michel Gondry's The Green Hornet. Gervasi says when the band will appear and what will happen to them. Full Article at Superhero Hype

Some thought the idea of Seth Rogen playing The Green Hornet was weird enough, and then we heard about Michel Gondry’s plans for timewarping action sequences. Full Article at Slash Film

It's been a while since we last heard from MC Paul Barman, the hyper-verbal Brown graduate who won our hearts with the Prince Paul-produced 2000 EP It's Very Stimulating and followed it up with the 2002 full-length Paullelujah! Full Article at The A.V. Club

IN DANGER of making Michel Gondry look like Michael Bay, this documentary-cum-mockumentary takes whimsical indie hipster cinema to new levels of preciousness as adorably oddball stand-up Charlyne Yi sets out on a road trip across America to discover... Full Article at Edinburgh Daily News

PARIS -- In an ever-competitive vfx market, Buf is one of the rare companies in France to be regularly tapped by Hollywood studios to create high-end work for tentpoles, such as "The Matrix" trilogy, "Spider-Man" franchise and "The Dark... Full Article at Variety

Tonight, NBC is airing a Halloween-themed follow up to last Summer's animated hit Monsters Vs. Aliens, Monsters Vs. Aliens: Mutant Pumpkins From Outer Space. Full Article at No Control

Back in the hale 1990s, when MTV and VH-1 played less music videos than they once did but still more than they play today, names like Michel Gondry, Spike Jonze and Dayton/Faris were synonymous with glorious, three-to-four-minute masterpieces set to... Full Article at Pate Magazine

Obviously, the staff at /Film collectively views Spike Jonze’s Where the Wild Things Are with a certain reverence. Full Article at Slash Film

Giving some of the most reviled films of all time a second chance. Michel Gondry + Spike Jonze + Charlie Kaufman = instant cult hit, right? Apparently not in this case. Full Article at The A.V. Club