Archive for 'comedy'
Well blow me down…Popeye and Wilco!
The good people at King Features have collaborated with the rock band Wilco on a comic strip/music video tie-in with the classic cartoon hero, Popeye. The sailorman and his iconic crew crossed over in last Sunday’s comic strip (1/22/12 by Frank Caruso and Ned Sonntag) and joined the group in this animated music video (embed [...]
Posted: January 31st, 2012 under art, comedy, music, website.
Tags: Bluto, cartoon, Darren Romanelli, King Features, music, music video, Peach Blossom Media, Popeye, Wilco
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Want to get a job? Why not Twitter?
Looking for work? Recruitment videos can mean a world of difference when it comes to getting the message out. For social media superstar Twitter, this tongue and cheek effort lets everyone know that there’s more to the company than 140 characters. This may seem like a spoof, but it’s also a very real viral video [...]
Posted: January 28th, 2012 under comedy, technology, website.
Tags: Twitter, video, Viral Videos, work
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Time for a Bloody Cowboy Story
One of the more entertaining books you’ll read this year is a particularly gruesome, exceptionally well-written western. Truly one of those books you can’t put down and likely you won’t be able to forget. Take one part Coen Bros’ re-boot of “True Grit”, add the eloquent vulgarity of the prematurely departed, “Deadwood”, then a dash [...]
Posted: January 26th, 2012 under books, comedy.
Tags: Deadwood, fiction, Harper Collins, James DeWitt, novel, The Coen Brothers, The Sisters Brothers, True Grit, western
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You will be ‘Dazed and Confused’ by this music video.
Matthew McConaughey emits charisma like the Saudis pump out oil. A certifiable nut (arrested for late night bongo session. Nude and high) with the kind of charisma that Charlie Sheen wishes he had, McConaughey seems to be one of those stars who can laugh at himself and enjoy all that life has to offer. His [...]
Posted: January 21st, 2012 under comedy, movies, music.
Tags: Adam Goldberg, Ben Affleck, Butch Walker and the Black Widows, Charlie Sheen, Dazed and Confused, Mathew McConaughey, Milla Jovovich, Parker Posey, Richard Linkletter, The Lincoln Lawyer, We Are Marshall
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The Charlie Sheen Party Pack (batteries not included)
The DailyHelping prides itself on avoiding negative content. The internet is awash in gossip, innuendo and paparazzi-type photos showing celebrities at their worst. Though the DailyHelping has a healthy appetite for the absurd, crude and pornographic, certain standards must still prevail. Case in point, Charlie Sheen. Though more a fan of his work in Platoon, [...]
Posted: January 28th, 2011 under comedy, movies, porn, television, website.
Tags: Charlie Sheen, drugs, Eight Men Out, Kacey Jordan, paparazzi, Platoon, porn, Wall Street
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Now is your chance to be “Justified”
The DailyHelping has accepted responsibility for it’s failure to comment on FX’s hit new series, “Justified”. Well, it was new back last Spring. Now entering it’s sophomore season, the DVD’s for the first season are available. This is an excellent chance to catch up with what may be the most satisfying hours on television. The [...]
Posted: January 15th, 2011 under books, comedy, movies, television.
Tags: DVD, Elmore Leonard, Fire In the Hole, FX, Get Shorty, Justified, Pronto, Riding the Rap, Timothy Olyphant
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Jeff Lebowski, Jeff Bridges, American Masters
Joel and Ethan Coan wrote their very popular film, The Big Lebowski” with actor Jeff Bridges in mind for their main character. As successful as the Coans are, with award winning hits like, “Fargo” and “No Country For Old Men”, there is little doubt that their most beloved effort is the story of an aging [...]
Posted: December 26th, 2010 under art, comedy, movies, television, website.
Tags: American Masters, Andy Warhol, Charlie Chaplain, Charlie Parker, Crazy Heart, Eugene O'Neill, Fargo, Greenwich Village, Jeff Bridges, Joel and Ethan Coen, Leaonard Bernstein, Little Lebowski, Martha Graham, Neil Simon, No Country For Old Men, PBS, Terry Gilliam, The Big Lebowski, Tron, True Grit
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Cedar Rapids will be a better Hangover
There’s a comedy coming to the upcoming Sundance Festival and despite it’s modest similarity to “The Hangover”, it should prove to be significantly better. The buzz is all about “Cedar Rapids” and it’s smarter storyline and more interesting cast of comedic character actors. The most obvious similarity is that both comedies share the great Ed [...]
Posted: December 23rd, 2010 under comedy, movies, television.
Tags: Cedar Rapids, Ed Helms, John C. Reilly, Knocked Up, Liam Neeson, Mel Gibson, Sundance Film Festival, The Hangover, The Office
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Emma Stone Rising…
Emma Stone is a rising star who has a unique problem. People think she’s Lindsey Lohan. With all due respect to Ms Lohan, (who is now apparently catching heat for throwing a pretty wild party for her fellow recovering addicts at a Betty Ford satellite home), Emma Stone is a rising star who has gone [...]
Posted: December 22nd, 2010 under comedy, movies, television, website.
Tags: Black Swan, Julianne Moore, Kevin Bacon, Lindsey Lohan, Marisa Tomei, Mila Kunis, Spiderman, Steve Carrell, Superbad, The Book of Eli, The Partridge Family, The Rocker, Zombieland
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Chronic City
The DailyHelping wants you to get “Chronic City” a novel by the talented young author, Jonathan Lethem (“Fortress of Solitude”, “Motherless Brooklyn”). It’s a wonderful and compelling tour de farce of a modestly-alternate reality on the isle of Manhattan. This is one of those novels that can capture your attention on a variety of levels. [...]
Posted: December 18th, 2010 under books, comedy, website.
Tags: Chronic City, E-Bay, Fortress of Solitude, Jonathan Lethem, Manhatten, Motherless Brooklyn, NASA, New York City, New York Times, novel
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