Entertainment, Media, Art and Intergalactic Space Travel
What happened to the Godfather of Soul’s body. Dumbworld won’t sleep until there are answers. OK- we will sleep, but we won’t like it. OK- we will like it, but we will be wearing our special pajamas for safety.
Sacramento- If you are in the Sacramento area, Dumbworld would like to invite you to see Natasha Kmeto, a Portland based singer/songwriter/beatmaker, who Dumbworld did a music video for.
Natasha will be performing songs from her ep “9″ in Sacramento on Jan. 31st, 2009 at an exclusive RSVP event. Click here for details. See the video for Drunk Dial below (Directed by Ryan Seng and Produced by ML Picerno).
Also, Dumbworld is giving away two tickets to the event (a 40$ value- includes Open Bar, Hors D’oevres and Natasha’s CD “9″). Simply, email the answer to the 3 questions below to dumbworldpeace@gmail.com to be entered into a drawing for the tickets, to be held on Thursday, January 29th (what do you have to lose?). The answers are all on Natasha Kmeto’s MySpace.
1. Who makes Natasha’s Beats?
2. What city does Natasha refer to as “the rabbit hole.”
3. In the Drunk Dial video, what is Natasha drinking?
Good Luck!!!
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Natasha Kmeto- Drunk Dial Music Video from drew hall on Vimeo.
Go to Dumbworld- New Entertainment- New Media- New Art- A Dumbworld Order– Sacramento, California
Just watched the pawnbroker. Brock Peters, who plays the businessman (OK. . . I mean gangster) Rodriguez, also sang back-up on the Harry Belafonte hit- “Day-O.” He punches an old man in the face– which is something you don’t usually see in movies these days. Also, Quincy Jones did the music, and one of the songs is Soul Bossa Nova (which is now popular from Austin Powers– you’d recognize it, if you heard it).
Kind of a slow movie (if you are in that mood)– but I liked it.
More recent movies that some of the elements reminded me of: Requiem for a Dream and Do the Right Thing.
Cool Shot: 3 hoods enter the pawnshop with an old electric lawn mover. the camera, at the level of the lawnmower dollys back, as the lawnmower, pushed by the hoods, rolls toward the store owner, Sol.
This guy does a better job of reviewing it.
Drew from Dumbworld