• Kevin’s back in the motherland area this week, for a couple appearances followed by a stop in the Red Bank Secret Stash on Friday (not an official appearance there, so we’re guessing it will be a catch-as-you-can affair).

Tonight, he’s wowing the students at the University of Pennsylvania. This was a student-only lottery event, so we’re hoping some lucky readers were able to make it in. If you were there, let us know!

Tomorrow, there’s The College of New Jersey, in Packer Hall at 8 PM. Tickets are $10 and remain on sale at the Student Center Box Office. Two tickets per TCNJ ID, only (so not open to the public, unless you make some friends fast!).

Don’t forget to catch Kevin LIVE when you can for your chance to hear the latest and greatest stories, jokes, and, perhaps coolest of all, possibly sneak a peek at Clerks II footage before the rest of the world! Speaking of which, might we remind you that Vulgarthon Day TWO tickets…just a handful…are left? BUY NOW BEFORE THEY ARE HISTORY!

• Kevin’s discovered the joy of the MySpace community, and is continuing to reward the members of his ever-growing friends list with fun, EXCLUSIVE blog entries. He’s got a hilarious clip out there that we’ve never seen before featuring a SPANISH JAY & SILENT BOB as well as a promise to post an EXCLUSIVE clip for MySpace members only if the Clerks II friendship Army reaches 10,000. So if you haven’t joined yet, what’s stopping ya?

You can find a slew of Clerks 2 accounts out there too, most of which you’ll see on Kev’s friends homepage. Add and read them for some never before seen details on the characters in the film, perhaps even a plot clue or two!

We’d also like to give a big thanks to Karla for pointing out the following other Askewish celebs who have accounts out there: Jason Mewes, Amy Noble, Andy Milonakis, and Brian Lynch. And don’t forget, News Askew is represented, too!

• Red Bank continues to encourage new filmmakers to present their work in their Annual Red Bank International Film Festival — The festival itself takes place this October, but they’re now soliciting for entries, at a very reasonable price. Got a short or a flick you want to break out and show in the town where View Askew began? Get filming (or submit what you’ve already got), as the deadline is May 15th! Here’s full details and some linkage:

Good luck!