I like a big booty as much as the next guy, maybe a little more than the next guy, so these shots are working for me. Here’s Ice T’s wife CoCo looking good with her big breasts and massive posterior stuffed into a tight little dress. I don’t know how the material is able to contain that thing, it’s working so hard it’s almost see through. I like it. I’m just waiting for those big old boobies to come popping out. I’ve got all day.
Speaking of big booties, in case you haven’t been paying attention I think I’ve discovered Maria Menounos’ big secret behind , here’s CoCo Austin flashing her immense posterior while she takes her dog for a walk. I wonder if it’s soft and squishy or if it’s more tough and muscular… Like the hindquarters of a racehorse. Either way I want to squeeze it.
South by Southwest festival will bring Jay-Z, Joss Whedon, Matthew McConaughey and Seth MacFarlane to Austin, Texas. By Kara Warner Jay-Z Photo: FilmMagic Whether wandering past the vast amount of watering holes on 6th Street, catching a screening at the Alamo Drafthouse, or lining up for world-class BBQ at Iron Works or Tex-Mex at Guero’s Taco Bar, this year’s South by Southwest attendees are bound to bump elbows with a celebrity or two who are also in town for the annual Austin, Texas, film, music and interactive-arts festival. Our picks for five celebrities scheduled to attend SXSW and worth bumping into: The Geek God: Joss Whedon We’ve already mentioned our excitement for the world premiere of Whedon’s long-delayed but much-buzzed-about horror film “Cabin in the Woods,” and in addition to his promotional duties for the film — which he co-wrote with director Drew Goddard — Whedon will be appearing at the Austin Convention Center for “A Conversation With Joss Whedon” at 11 a.m. Saturday, which will encompass his beloved past, present and future. Look for the jolly ginger to be doing the “crazy legs” at an impromptu dance party or having animated conversations with fans. King of Cartoons: Seth MacFarlane The multitalented man behind “Family Guy” and “American Dad” will also be featured at the festival in a fancy Q&A setting via “A Conversation With Seth MacFarlane,” 11 a.m. Sunday at the Vimeo Theater, during which he’ll discuss his animation domination, recent foray into music and his anticipated upcoming directorial debut, “Ted,” a live-action/CG-animated comedy starring Mark Wahlberg and Mila Kunis. Surprise Music Superstar: Jay-Z Because SXSW originated as a music festival, it’s no surprise that a few of the biggest names in the industry descend upon the fest each year, but 2012 marks the first-ever solo appearance by superstar Jay-Z . After bringing down the house with his brief set as part of Kanye West’s G.O.O.D. Music show last year, Jay-Z announced he’ll be playing his first solo set at SXSW on Monday, “Amex Sync Show Presenting Jay-Z,” which will be live-streamed on YouTube . Locally Grown Treasures: Matthew McConaughey and Robert Rodriguez Alright, alright, alright — Texas golden boy Matthew McConaughey will be rolling through for the premiere of his action-packed, slightly deranged and extremely violent NC-17-rated film “Killer Joe” on Saturday evening. We hope he sticks around long enough for some BBQ and beer with the locals. Robert Rodriguez, who has previously attended the fest to promote his feature-film projects, will be on hand for a night of Latin-fused rock and roll by Chingon & Tito and Tarantula . Their music has been featured on the soundtracks of Rodriquez’s films “Desperado,” “From Dusk Till Dawn” and “Machete.” Random but Awesome: tie — Morgan Spurlock and Epic Meal Time Award-winning documentarian and master of making us think, Morgan Spurlock will be on hand for the screening of “The Greatest Movie Ever Sold” and as part of the panel “Changing the Channel: The New Golden Age of TV” at 3:30 p.m. Monday, where he will discuss the upcoming second season of his Hulu series “A Day in the Life.” Also noteworthy in a completely different capacity are the crew from Internet phenomenon Epic Meal Time. The masters of outrageous menu items will appear at their Saturday afternoon panel “Meat is Might: Epic Meal Time Rules the Web” and will likely make an appearance at the official SXSW screening of their show at the Alamo Drafthouse on Sunday. For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com . Related Artists Jay-Z
Jay returns to Austin, Texas, festival after joining Kanye West’s G.O.O.D. Music show at last year’s SXSW. By Kara Warner Jay-Z Photo: Getty Images After bringing down the house at last year’s South by Southwest music festival as part of Kanye West’s G.O.O.D. Music show , Jay-Z is set to return to the Austin city limits for a special live-stream concert event. The event, “Amex Sync Show Presenting Jay-Z,” was announced Tuesday (March 6) in conjunction with a new Twitter initiative for American Express cardholders. Rumors have been circulating that Jay might be cooking up a big event at the fest with Eminem, but nothing has been announced about Em’s involvement. Last year’s G.O.O.D. event was such a smashing success — featuring John Legend, Mos Def, Pusha T, Big Sean, Kid Cudi and more — that it wouldn’t be a surprise if Jay and Eminem were working on something equally entertaining for this year’s increasingly popular music and film festival. Jay-Z’s SXSW performance will be live-streamed on YouTube.com on Monday at 8 p.m. ET. A special rebroadcast will be available on-demand from Tuesday, March 13, to Monday, March 19, on YouTube, Twitter and Xbox LIVE. mtvU’s Woodie Awards also take place during the Austin, Texas, festival, including a day-long fest of our own Thursday, March 15, that will feature performances from Childish Gambino, Fun., A$AP Rocky, Kimbra and Chiddy Bang. Jay and Kanye lead this year’s nominees , which also include the Black Keys, Skrillex, Mac Miller, Frank Ocean, J. Cole and many more. The 2012 mtvU Woodies invade SXSW on March 15 with the Woodies Festival. The best of the 2012 mtvU Woodies will air on MTV and mtvU on Sunday (March 18) at 8 p.m. ET. Related Photos 2011 SXSW Music Festival Related Artists Jay-Z
City View, TX (KFDX) – A 77-year-old grandmother is recovering after being attacked by two pit bulls in a neighborhood outside of Austin, Texas. Luckily, a few good Samaritans came to her rescue.
New to the distribution arena, Alamo Drafthouse co-founder Tim League became enamored of a small Belgian crime drama called Bullhead at the 2011 Cannes Film Festival. Less than a year later, he and his Drafthouse Films operation have an Oscar contender on their hands. Not too shabby for a company younger than the Obama administration. Bullhead , from first-time feature director Michaël R. Roskam, centers on a contemptuous, troubled cattle farmer who is dragged into Belgium’s bovine hormone mafia underworld. Lead actor Matthias Schoenaerts (pictured above) packed on 60 pounds of muscle for the complex, acclaimed role. The film made such an impression at Cannes that League lobbied “fiercely” to include it in the lineup for his venue’s annual Fantastic Fest, despite its wide perception among viewers and industry alike as a sci-fi/horror/Asian genre showcase. “We had to really convince them to show it at the festival,” League told Movieline in a recent interview. “And it was after the festival and the great response that it had from our audience that we decided we wanted to make an offer on it for the label.” “The label,” of course, is Drafthouse Films, a venture that grew out of the festival, which itself had been an evolution from programming the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema — the Austin-based theater chain that League co-founded with his wife, Karrie, in 1997. The impresario saw distribution as a natural next step, commencing in 2010 with director Chris Morris’s suicide-bomber satire Four Lions . “We realized that a lot of these films really didn’t have an opportunity to find a great home for U.S. distribution,” League said. “So we thought we were building an audience with the festival and we might as well build a label to walk alongside it with the same sensibilities.” (Incidentally, Four Lions had closed Austin’s flagship film fest, South by Southwest, six months earlier.) For its second release, the distributor gave Bullhead a U.S. home and entered the Foreign-Language Oscar race in one fell swoop. “We really loved Bullhead , and there was just a strange set of circumstances that fell into place where we expressed our interest, and before we had the contract done it was Belgium’s official entry to the Academy Awards, which kick-started the process,” League said. “But even still, we knew we were a long shot. It’s been wild to see it fall into place.” The Drafthouse team was at Sundance last month when the good news came through. “We were watching the announcement live on television,” League said. “And we got the nomination, and we celebrated and had a glass of champagne, then everybody just hunkered down at their computers for about five hours and set a lot of wheels in motion. We had to put the trailer together, the poster together, the ad campaign. We had to hire a bunch of folks to help us out with the process.” Those hires were made from preparations the team had already done for the film’s distribution, but the nomination sped up the process. Drafthouse Films plans to release six films a year theatrically and on VOD, but it isn’t following a set model each time. It has three films planned for this year so far: Bullhead , the subversive comedy Clown and SXSW favorite The FP . Meanwhile, League admits Bullhead is an underdog at the Oscars — particularly against A Separation , the Golden Globe-winning Iranian film that’s also up for best screenplay. Nevertheless, he says, it’s a category that has seen upsets and surprises. The Drafthouse team will be in Los Angeles to support the film on Feb. 26, throwing a Bullhead party on Oscar night. “Win or lose, we’re super happy to be a part of it,” League said. Bullhead will be released in New York, Los Angeles and Austin on Feb. 17, with further expansion to come ahead of the Oscars.
A collectible poster debut from the boutique art purveyors over at Mondo is always an event, but this Valentine’s Day Mondo and the Alamo Drafthouse have something in store so special it’s almost… inconceivable ! In celebration of the 25th anniversary of Rob Reiner’s 1987 fantasy classic The Princess Bride , the good folks at the Drafthouse have created a line of Princess Bride -themed wines (“The Bottle of Wits”) to coincide with a series of V-Day Princess Bride Quote-Along Feast events and a new illustrated commemorative poster by artist Drew Millward , which goes on sale today. Get the exclusive first look at Millward’s poster design after the jump! [Ed.: According to Mondo the Princess Bride posters have indeed been printed with the incorrect year and will be sold as planned, warts and all. ] Even 25 years after its debut, The Princess Bride , adapted from William Goldman’s book of the same name, has sustained its place among the best-loved American romances and comedies; you’d be hard pressed to find a self-respecting film lover these days who can’t conjure one of countless iconic lines from Reiner’s film. (See Movieline’s account of LACMA and Film Independent’s magical Princess Bride live-read for further evidence.) So it’s kind of perfect that the Drafthouse will host the Princess Bride Quote-Along Feast events this week at its six theaters in Austin and Houston on Feb. 14, in San Antonio on Feb. 15, and in Winchester, Va. on Feb. 16. What better way is there to spend Valentine’s Day than feasting on seared R.O.U.S. (“NY strip rubbed with telecherry peppercorn, mustard seed and espresso roasted medium rare in a pool of port demi, roast enoki mushrooms with mushroom risotto and grilled rapini”) and MLTs (for which “the mutton is shaved paper thin”) and toasting to “Twue Wuv” along with Westley, Buttercup and little Fred Savage? Millward’s whimsical Mondo poster (on sale at the Austin Quote-Along locations, printed in a limited run of 145) brings together the film’s most iconic elements (the six-fingered man! The R.O.U.Ses!) and its central heroes, from Cary Elwes’ The Man in Black to Robin Wright’s Princess Buttercup, the bouffant-coiffed Spaniard Inigo Montoya, Andre the Giant’s gentle Fezzik and Wallace Shawn’s evil Vizzini, who was last seen laughing maniacally while sloshing a goblet of wine. Speaking of wine… Inconceivable Cab and As You Wish White are the two varietals of Princess Bride wine available for order online ($28) at http://princessbridewine.com and at the Drafthouse locations starting today. The pairing of The Princess Bride with its own wine is an inspired concept that came from a brainstorming session by Drafthouse CEO Tim League and Co.: “At the end of last year, we were thinking about ideas to do something really fun with our wine list at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema. To solve that challenge, a group of us got together after work, opened a bottle (a time-honored Alamo tradition) and started to brainstorm our favorite movie scenes involving wine. Quickly The Princess Bride rose to the top. The Princess Bride is one of our all-time favorite films. It stands beside The Big Lebowski as a movie that I will ALWAYS watch and thoroughly enjoy revisiting when it comes on TV. The ‘Battle of Wits’ sequence between Cary Elwes and Wallace Shawn easily stands toe-to-toe with ‘the Sideways Spit Bucket’ and ‘The Silence of the Lambs Chianti slurp’ as wine’s shining moment in film. We contacted the rights-holders and proposed a partnership to launch the product at the Alamo, and they were just as excited as we were. We are thrilled with the collectible bottle that Helms Workshop produced for us and think that fans of the movie will love it too. Although we can’t print it on the label because of legal reasons, we also promise each bottle to most likely be iocane free.” Get more info at the Alamo Drafthouse website .
Two of our favorite artists Lykke Li and Florence & The Machine are featured on the new season of Austin City Limits airing on PBS on January 28th. In advance of the TV broadcasts they have shared some clips of the performers in action! You can also catch Fleet Foxes, Joanna Newsom, Wilco and Jimmy Lykke Li & Florence & The Machine Live on Austin City Limits via Hard Candy . Tell us what you… Broadcasting platform : Vimeo Source : HardCandyMusic.com Discovery Date : 19/01/2012 12:45 Number of articles : 2
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