• The first issue of Talk Magazine, featuring “Clerks in ‘On the Perils of Cinema’” is on newsstands now. We don’t have scans, and suggest you buy the issue, but here’s a transcript in the meantime:

• I totally forgot about talking to Yahoo a couple months ago about the websites we run here, but lo-and-behold, the piece is now in their latest issue, and it’s got a couple of quotes from Kevin on his web presence as well as a couple from yours truly on our Dogma RC site. Here ya go:

• DVD Website extraordinaire The Digital Bits reports a tidbit on the Chasing Amy DVD today:

This is a good sign, and sort of what we’d expected. We’re afraid to say that Buena Vista is about as likely as Criterionto do a 16:9/anamorphic transfer (and chances of that are slim to none) so we’re not holding our breath. We’d assume thatVincent or Kevin would somehow have gotten involved if something like that was going down, too. All the same, it’ll beworth the dinero for the sweet extras — And let’s hope Kevin gets to make that documentary he mentioned, too.

• What’s Linda Fiorentino gonna follow up Dogma with? Here’s something hot off the wire:

• There’s a George Carlin box set on the way, containing old and previously released material. It’s called “The Little David Years” and it’s set for an October 19th release. 7 discs, including six classic LP’s, [FM & AM, Class Clown, Occupation: Foole, On The Road, Toledo Window Box and An Evening With Wally Landow] plus a seventh disc simply reffered to as “Unreleased Material.” We’re big Carlin fans, and we’re sure this’ll be a way cool set.
• Looks like Kevin will be in The Big Apple tomorrow again (or, most likely, he just hasn’t left yet) for a taping ofthe Sundance Channel show titled World Cinema Today. It’s happeneing at THE IMAGE GROUP/MTI STUDIOS, 885 Second Avenue @ 47th Street (Entrance on Northwest corner of 47th Street and Second Avenue) in NYC at 12:00 noon. We assume that it’seither limited or closed to the public, but if you’re in the area you may wanna swing on by and check into it.

• Finally today, Jay & Silent Bob appear in the upcoming Mojo Mechanics, issue #3 (You can order it through Previews now) , from Syndicate Publishing. The guys behind it are big View Askew and News Askew fans, and sent us the first two books…Fun stuff. Definitely worth checking out, even if you’re just collecting books with Jay & Bob references.

• The daily updates continue…When there’s this much news, there’s never time for a day off! We got ya covered though. Actually, compared to the past couple of days, today’s fairly light, though we DO have some shots from the premiere and the post party (courtesy of Ming), a couple more articles and NewsBites, but no HUGE news. Enough to make it worth the stop, though.

I’m closing on my house a week from today, and the MAJOR move is taking place the weekend after that, when myself, Chris, and our other roomie Steve lug all of our stuff into our 3 respective new places. We’ll be changing internet service providers then, too, but expect that to be transparent to all of you. There just may be a day or two without an update and a delay in e-mail responses as we get settled in again. It’s been a fun ride at this apartment, but it was just time we all moved onto our own places. The actual moving of some of this stuff is gonna suck, though.

By the way, the broken clips from yesterday have been fixed, so try them again! Sorry for any inconvenience.

Alrighty then, let’s see what we’ve got today:

• We’ve never been known to carry a camera around to take pics of stuff, and just never felt comfortable asking celebs if we could have our pics taken with them, so you probably noticed the lack of original shots from our latest diary from the Dogma Premiere on Monday as well as our stories in the past. Luckily, Ming was along with his trusty camera and has some exclusive shots for us today. Ming’s got a couple pics with him and some of the big names there, including A classic with him sandwiched Ben and Salma. There’s also a shot of the Lowe’s electronic marquee displaying the Dogma logo (cool stuff). And yes, there’s even one of us in there (it was taken in the back of the VIP area, not outside of a dressing room at The Gap as it might appear). Chris is on the left, Brad’s on the right, FYI. Click all these thumbs for larger, clearer versions. We think Ming’s got more, too, but may be using them as part of a special page for the View Askew site. Not sure what he’s got in store at this point.

As for the Red Bank showing at the end of this month, we’re not sure if we’re coming in for that or not. It’s not that we wouldn’t LOVE to see Dogma again, and meet some of you as well, it’s just that we’re getting low on days off from work due to all of these weekday events, plus with the busy month of moving and all, well…It’s gonna be tight. We’ll see, though. Thanks to all of you that asked about it, though, we’ll keep ya posted. Glad so many of you were able to get your tickets.

• We’ve FINALLY got a transcript and scans of the wonderful piece in Interview Magazine, thanks to Chris Reaves for doing the legwork on this one. Enjoy the interview and the pics, including one of cute little Harley!

• Here’s a few stories too small for article pages, but we thought worth a read anyway. The first comes from People Online, the second from AnotherUniverse…

We’re also added these stories to Dogma RC, along with a new review…So make that part of your daily visit, of course.

• Here it is, our diary covering our trip to the Dogma premiere and post party from this past Monday evening, complete in usual long-winded, overly detailed format. Kick back and read it if you so desire. Once again, we think we’ve given you a pretty good recollection of all the stuff that happened, so hopefully you can have a better idea as to what it was like to have been there. The start time of our show (the second that night) was too close to the Festival showing’s, and about 30 blocks up the street, so we missed the protesting and the big celebrity entrances, sorry to say. So, this story pretty much covers the day, as we saw it, from start to end, including the few hours we spent in the city, the Lions Gate screening, and that way cool post party. Enjoy.

E! News Daily (104 Seconds)

Entertainment Tonight (67 Seconds)

Extra (134 Seconds)

• Naturally, the entertainment programs, and even some of the news stations around the country (and other countries as well, actually) covered the Dogma premiere on Monday night. It’s kind of a shame though that the movie and the celebrities themselves weren’t enough to do a story on, though. Most agencies seemed to mention the film then focus mainly on the protesting and the so-called controversey with the flick. Why can’t Dogma just be allowed to be Dogma in a segment? Always with the protesting…Anyway, it’s still good press, though some folks for some reason seem to think Disney and Miramax still own the flick. Click above for RealVideo versions of the stuff that aired on Entertainment Tonight, E! News Daily, and Extra. News agencies in Pittsburgh, New York, and even the BBC in London ran Dogma segments. It sounds as if the BBC’s was the most expansive, with almost 10 minutes devoted to the flick and its premiere. Talk about a country waiting for a film!

For those of you that haven’t read the press yet, most of the clips are of Damon, Affleck, and Hayek chatting about the flick (and yes, the protests), Kevin carrying an angel-wing clad Harley Quinn, and again sticking up for the fact that Dogma is indeed a very pro-faith movie. We couldn’t agree more after seeing the flick again for ourselves.

• More press! You betcha. Today, Dogma RC adds heaps more articles from CNN, indieWire, Liz Smith, and more. We’ve even got a new positive review of the flick from Texas. All of the latest is on our press & reviews page…