- Kevin makes a very welcome return to the blog world with a new entry today , including tons of stills (you’ll see the new one from “Zack And Miri” above). As always, you’ll need to visit one of the blog sites to read his words, but we’ve got a nice summary of the schedule of events, quite numerous in fact. We believe all of these have been mentioned on the site before, but it’s nice to have a nice rundown and confirmation from the man himself:
- Crazy 4 Cult 2 happens next week – This gives fans the chance to view and purchse some of the coolest art that you’ve ever seen. All of the art has ties to the world of film, television, and multimedia. Kevin gives examples of some absolutely amazing stuff that we’d die to own, so be sure to surf over and check them out. Last year, Kevin bought quite a few of the View Askew pieces for himself, but there’s lots more this year and some other coolness. The show takes place on August 22nd at Gallery 1988 on Melrose. A party in the parking lot follows. 1,000 people showed up last year. This year, expect even MORE.
- You can e-mail donkey@viewaskew.com if you’d like to get involved in a card game with Kevin on August 23rd, the day after the art show.
- Kevin confirms the Toronto Film Festival screening of “Zack And Miri” as the first, and that tickets will be available online starting September 3rd. Be ready as we are sure they’ll go REAL fast. The film itself unspools on Sunday September 7th.
- Kevin reminds us that tickets are available for the November 7th Q&A in Red Bank. It’s a Friday, at it WILL sell out. Thse Q&A sessions are always great, but Red Bank’s are EXTRA special. You don’t wanna miss it.
In addition to the schedule, Kevin also confirmed the “R” rating for “Zack And Miri Make a Porno”, and the fact that the film will be the one they intended audiences to see. A copy of the certificate makes it even cooler.
Finally, Kevin has SEEN “Watchmen” and we can’t be any more jealous. With the “Spaced” signing and now this he’s gotta be the luckiest dude in showbiz. If you’ve yet to read the book, do so, and then wait painfully with the rest of us until March 2009.