• Our advance copies of the Drawing Flies DVD arrived today, along with a test pressing of Jay & Bob Disc 2, so we’re starting to compile our reviews of these discs for your viewing pleasure. Watch this site next week for your first look at menus, screenshots, and lots more from these 2 highly anticipated releases! From a quick look, both discs look to be packed with material, so you’ll have plenty of stuff to check out in a couple of weeks at home. Stay tuned for more, and if you haven’t, be sure and get those preorders in now!

• HIGH TIMES Announced their 3rd-Annual “Stony” Nominations today, where Jay & Bob tied for the lead with 4. Of the 11 categories, here’s the 4 that Jay & Bob are up for, along with their comeptition:

Surf to Yahoo for the full story and all the nominees. The Stonies take place in New York on March 3rd at B.B. King’s Blues Club & Grill.

• With the Jay & Bob DVD on the way this month, Entertainment Weekly has taken another look at the film, writing a new review and comparing it to the last. While a lot of flicks do worse the second time around, they still love Jay & Bob as much as they did theatrically, and give the flick another glowing review (and huge props to Mewes as well). Click the scan above to read it. You can find this article in the latest Entertainment Weekly (w/ Jodie Foster on the cover), hitting stands and mailboxes today.
• IGN.com has named the J&SBSB DVD as thier pick of Top DVD for February. Check the full list out HERE. The one error we believe is that this article claims the MTV spots are on there, and we don’t believe that they are.
• In case you’re got a ton of extra cash, one of the Santa suits that Affleck wore in Reindeer Games is up for sale at Ebay.
• Ming posted Jason Lee’s “Evil is an Abstract” speech/clip from Dogma’s deleted material up at View Askew, now available with full production audio for the first time. Check it out HERE.
• The Mr. Cranky website has now reviewed all 5 of Kevin’s flicks. This site makes a point of totally hating and skewering every flick it reviews, purposefully. Read them at the following links : Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, and Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back.