Good news for people who love great movies.

Fifteen years ago, The Pharcyde made a music video in Los Angeles called “Drop”—which was directed by a little director named Spike Jonze.

Hipsters unite, two of your favorite things in life are about to come together: Spike Jonze is set to do a short film with Arcade Fire. According to MTV.com, reps for Jonze said “Spike will be in Austin shooting a short film which is a collaboration with Arcade Fire.” Further details have been few and [...]

Supergroup Monsters Of Folk (Conor Oberst, Jim James, M Ward and Mike Mogis) held a contest for fans to make a music video for their song “Dear God.” Loads were made. Some great, some not so great–but of course, the best prevailed. The boys chose filmmakers Kathleen Bryson and Nele Hecht’s effort. Watch it here [...]

When it comes to movies I trust Roger Ebert, it’s hard not to, he’s been reviewing films since 1966, twenty-one years before I was born. For the most part the man is usually on point and his word can make or break independent films. When I recently saw the trailer for Tim Blake Nelson’s Leaves [...]

Huh? What’s Chickens in Love, you ask? Imagine combining a really awesome nonprofit tutoring, writing and publishing organization (826 National), a music composition workshop for kids taught by The Submarines, and a whole lot of great artists coming together for a benefit album for said nonprofit, and you have Chickens in Love. The album, due [...]

I really dig dudes with classically horrible voices. This is an attraction that probably requires some sort of counseling, but, in the meantime, I am very much so enjoying this new video from N.A.S.A., short for “North America South America” (a music collaboration project assembled by Squeak E. Clean [a.k.a. Sam Spiegel, Spike Jonze's brother] [...]

There’s a video floating around where Spike Jonze slaps Kanye West during the making of their short We Were Once A Fairytale. The behind the scenes footage, while staged, requires far less patience than the short film does. Click here to see it.  Find WWOAF after the jump. If you’re going to watch the film [...]

The highly anticipated big screen adaptation of the classic Where the Wild Things Are doesn’t hit theaters until next Friday, but there are a handful of things to get your fix before the big day. New York City and Warner Bros. Pictures have teamed up in support of the film and created a Where the [...]