I think it's official that j.co likes to dance. How Jeremy finds time to bust a solo groove for the camera in between all the heaps of works he's doing.. I'll never know.

Note to self: Check out the music of Sahara Hotnights and let yewknee.com visitors know you like their site (with the exception of the dodgy nav) and the flash effects). So check it out.. but not in that "hey it's a chick band, CHECK EM OUT" kind of way..

If you haven't already, go read this piece by Milton Glaser (designer of the I Love NY logo, the quintessential Dylan image, and more). Very well written advice.

High quantity and high quality are often a combo that are hard to come by. That is, unless you are LUCA. 100 Pieces in the portfolio and the majority of them were beyond pleasing. Especially his work for Mooks and Young Guns.com.au. I only got through half of the available work to view, so maybe there's even more treats buried in there. Amazing stuff (c'mon, just look this and this).

More drooling ensues when viewing the work of Brand New School. The Winter Vacation 2002 reel is insane.... so good. And the Q-101 Radio commercial..

The trailer for Michael Moore's Bowling for Columbine is online, though it's not displaying for me. Will check it out later. On a more important note, make sure you're reading Michael Moore's site and get his view of this whole Iraq debacle.

Sometimes I don't feel like my personal information is safe online, and then I remember that Dewie and the FTC have got my back and it'll all be alright. What the!?!!? An e-turtle mascot?! Okay it's just a bit goofy but it actually seems like it could provide some good information to the internet novice.

Check out FOXNews.com right now. There's a big blurb about 5 people being killed in a Nebraska bank robbery and then a bunch of stories about Bush's constant push to invade Iraq. Doesn't anyone get the sense that we have more than enough domestic problems to deal with before we continue to meddle in global affairs?

i just realized that fern photo doesn't work with this color scheme one bit.. redesign brewing...

Let the drooling and self-loathing begin if you haven't already seen the new MK12 site. The Ultralove Ninja movie is one of the more non-sensical things I've seen but it's definetly rad. The site itself is really well done, great transitions.. colors.. everything fits together perfectly... oh, and there's a ton of little krunk movies to entertain you (and some desktops, font, etc etc).

Random photos abound at 32 Teeth, and a cool little Flash MX MP3 player. AND on top of all that some really cool Flash experiments (check out "Morph Nav" - very unique and cool).

Who knew? Flash MX can read MP3 ID3 tags. Rad. Too bad the sound has to be fully loaded first....

Damn damn damn, I completely forgot about the Matt Sharp show last night!! I was at work until 12:30 and completely missed it. Jeoarb!!

Go browse Issue 5 of This is a Magazine - if not just for the Karen Ann Donnachie photography, then for all the rad works.. but the photography alone is worth it. Lots of interesting works with a not-so-subtle message.

If you've got some spare time, go stare at Random Collisions for awhile. Around 1,000 photos randomly chosen in pairs and displayed side by side. Makes for some cool results but since it's all automated, it will suck up a bit of time.

When he says I Must Create he means it. Very nice print and television portfolio (and a snazzy desktop in the misc section) as well as just an entertaining site overall. Love the swatches animations.

Mr. Show merchandise available now over at Kung Fu Nation. I am so going to get that book and the Pit-Pat trucker hat.

Some more nice photo's from the portfolio of Julia Christe. Some of it seems like an Ikea catalog done in the strangest manner possible, but it's good. The only problem with the site is that it's awfully noisy - especially with no option to turn it off - though it is worth it for the photos.

If you don't view BCKN everyday you're already missing out, but check out the shot for the 20th of Sept. The soft focus and the colors make this photo look anything but digital to me - actually looks like it's straight from the 70's (to me). Great photo.

New version of Assembly Required is up and this time it's all David's photography. Lookin nice. The vertical shot (right side) that is in the first column, fourth one down is probably my absolute favorite. There are alot of good shots but that one really tickles my fancy.