Britney Spears For The Record Sequel In The Works?

Mimi K. — 2013-03-09T07:24:11-08:00

Is Britney filming a follow-up to her 2008 MTV documentary, “For The Record?”

Fans noticed her new bodyguard carrying around what looks like a camera bag during her recent outings to the dance studio and beach.

Don’t get your hopes up too quick, though. Back in 2010 “Everytime” writer Annet Artani claimed she was being interviewed for a new Britney documentary, Tweeting: “Primping today, nails and skin and styling, for an interview I’m doing tomorrow in a Britney documentary! Fun!”

We also believed Edan was helping film a follow-up during the “Circus” tour, but turned out that camera was just for security purposes.

I would like a new documentary like FOR THE RECORD, it's good to remind to rude and brainless people Britney's just like us, a human being, with a heart and soul. It's important to don't forget it!

Source: breatheheavy.com

Bonus - Off The Charts

nicksnow — 2013-02-20T14:46:31-08:00

If you've got a song written and $250 bucks laying around, there are companies that will have a vaguely-proficient session band record the song for you. Off The Charts is the story of both the musicians that record these strange ballads and the eccentric songwriters that keep them working. While not strictly a rockumentary, it's a hilarious and sometimes touching portrait of people who simply refuse to quiet the song in the heart despite not having any talent to speak of.

Watch it on Youtube

#1 - Anvil: The Story of Anvil

nicksnow — 2013-02-20T14:41:48-08:00

'Anvil' centers around two Canadian 50-something best friends that have steadfastly persued their rock and roll dreams with their band Anvil despite all evidence that they should probably just give up and find real jobs. While the movie starts out as a portrait of sad people desperately grasping to youth, the subjects' charisma and genuine love of performing end up shining through. By the end, the film becomes a testament to following one's passion as well as the awesome power of rock music.

Watch it on Netflix

#2 - Another State of Mind

nicksnow — 2013-02-20T14:41:47-08:00

Mike Ness (pictured) & Social Distortion have been stalwarts of the punk scene for so long it's hard to imagine them struggling through a disastrous first tour, but Another State Of Mind is a chronicle of exactly that. Everything that can go wrong does for the members of Social Distortion and Youth Brigade as they putt their way across the country in a perpetually broken-down school bus. This film should serve as a cautionary tale for future generations of bands hoping to "get in the van!" without proper planning

Watch it on Youtube

#3 - You're Gonna Miss Me

nicksnow — 2013-02-20T14:41:46-08:00

You've probably never heard the name Roky Erickson. Chances are good you've never heard of his band, the 13th Floor Elevators, either. But judging from this film, his impact on modern music cannot be understated. For as long as he's been making music he's also been struggling with substance abuse and mental health issues, even spending time in and out of mental institutions in the late 60s. The film chronicles not only his return to music but also to society in general after having lived as a recluse for a decade. Poor mental health and rock music have always gone uncomfortably hand in hand, and this film illustrates one of rock's more tragic examples of that.

Watch it on Netflix

#4 - Heavy Metal Parking Lot

nicksnow — 2013-02-20T14:41:45-08:00

The first time you watch Heavy Metal Parking Lot, it might just seem like a bunch of drunk teenagers tailgating before a Judas Priest concert in 1986. On the surface, that's exactly what it is. But watch it again and again and the film opens itself up to you, giving an incredibly specific yet fun snapshot of the mindset of metal-obsessed Maryland teenagers in 1986. At only 16 minutes long, its an infinitely rewatchable and quotable movie that lends itself well to watching with a group. Tease out your hair, squeeze into some leather pants and take a metal trip back to 1986.

Watch it on Snagfilms

#5 - Dig!

nicksnow — 2013-02-20T14:41:44-08:00

Dig! is an exhaustive chronicle of a career-long feud between a band you probably haven't heard of, The Dandy Warhols, and a band you definitely have never heard of, The Brian Jonestown Massacre. Centered loosely around Brian Jonestown's lead singer Anton Newcombe, we see him routinely self-sabotage his band with on-stage meltdowns, drug freakouts and tirades against writers and other musicians. Anton remains the 'struggling artist' as his one-time contemporaries the Dandy Warhols star continues to rise. The film does a good job of not just personifying the age-old argument of artist vs sell-out but stoking that argument for years to come. The film also introduced the world to the sweetest man in rock and roll, Joel Gion (pictured.)

Watch it on Veoh

Sound City - Official Trailer

heatherose — 2013-02-20T09:44:33-08:00

This documentary looks AMAZING! So much legendary music was recorded at Sound City Studios. It's a powerhouse of music history.

The Treasure

tariqulmasud12 — 2012-11-18T21:46:34-08:00

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What are a poor person's treasures? Welfare regulations say that poor people's "treasures" cannot have any significant material value, but these objects represent a very personal link with their own world. Find out the true treasure in this short documentary.

She doesn’t have much, but it’s worth a lot. The object Amy treasures most.
What are a poor person’s treasures? For many, a ‘treasure’ has monetary or material value. For people living in poverty, a treasure can represent a link with a very private and very special personal dream world. Can those dreams survive on the street? Director: Igor Malakhov. Executive Producer: Shelley Saywell.

Day 280 - German Lesson & The Art Of Rap

Mimi K. — 2012-10-10T09:30:58-08:00

I'm soooooo soooooo sorry!

I kept my pc closed for two days, I haven't had enough time for uploading new stuff and check some infos around the web...

So here I am again!

My week started really well, on Monday I had another German lesson and when I come back home I immediately copied new rules and this weekend I will complete the exercises I have to do...

In the evening instead I went at the cinema with my daddy to watch The Art Of Rap, it's such an amazing documentary about hip hop world (rappers, MC, freestyle, culture...) directed by the genius Ice T and it's a travel from East to West Coast talking with the US greatest rappers (Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Lord Finesse, NAS, Kanye West and even more) and where they show own ability in freestyle... I had the chills, seriously! Anyone of you have seen this documentary?

Two Door Cinema Club - What We See (Chapter 1)

heatherose — 2012-09-16T19:08:18-08:00

Two Door Cinema Club spends 300 or more days a year on tour! This is the first party of a really cool documentary showing what their day to day life is like. It's really interesting! Can you imagine living your whole live on the road and not even really experiencing all the places you travel to? These guys are dedicated. I'll post the rest of the parts of the documentary as they pop up.

'Searching For Sugar Man' Soundtrack: Hear Sixto Rodriguez' Re-Discovered Magic

heatherose — 2012-09-02T12:49:58-08:00

"Searching for Sugar Man" is the unbelievable story of Sixto Rodriguez, a Detroit singer-songwriter who was once projected to be bigger than the Beatles. If the name doesn't ring a bell, it's because Rodriguez was a massive flop -- in the States. This incredible documentary is showing in Miami THIS WEEKEND at South Beach 18! Who's in to see it with me?

Knuckleball, a new documentary

defyrecordings — 2012-08-27T09:03:23-08:00

A great new documentary telling the story of this famous pitch and its practitioners, including Tim Wakefield and RA Dickey

Title Fight Release Part One Of New Documentary

lolselina — 2012-08-21T20:47:50-08:00

Title Fight have released the first part of a mini-documentary.

My Experience with EVPs and the Paranormal

raivyn — 2012-08-03T23:37:38-08:00

I recorded my tour of an abandoned sanatorium and much of what I experienced there. The audio is left untouched- these EVPs are exactly as I received them. Also note the times this voice says something, and I repeat it. It happens twice. You be the judge.

What I found:
**This is what I heard. You may hear and/or see something different. The whispers are fairly loud and clear.
0:14 - "It's so amazing." - I say, "it's just f***ing amazing" at 0:25. 0:38 - "It's open." 0:45 - ??? 2:12 - "Come on." 2:31 - "There we go." - This was about the time I found my flashlight, then handed it to my friend. I told him how to turn it on, zipped up my backpack, and also said "There we go", at 2:43

i was there.

coldrosekate — 2012-07-18T11:46:06-08:00

when James Murphy cried, and we all cried, for the last LCD show. and now, i will be there, to cry again, at the only night of it's documentary. I CAN'T WAIT.

EXCLUSIVE: New Britney Spears 'Stages' Outtakes By Jeff Scortiono

Mimi K. — 2012-07-03T12:38:40-08:00

Jeff Scortiono released a book titled: “Britney: Black & White,” which features dozens of new outtakes from her “Stages” photoshoot in Mexico back in 2002. Enjoy the gallery and tell me which is your fav shot! 20120703120650

Be Inspired: Day in the Life of a Harajuku Fashion Designer

kat — 2012-06-21T12:02:46-08:00

Kumamiki is a well known face in Harajuku, Tokyo. She's modelled for the famous 6%DokiDoki brand, she's the organiser of the Harajuku Fashion Walk and she's regularly featured on Tokyo Fashion's Street Snaps pages. Now, Kumamiki is setting up her own Clothing Line called Party Baby and this video gives you a taste of what life is like being a Harajuku Fashion Designer!

I really wanted to share this video with you because I just found it so incredibly inspiring. During the video, Kumamiki explains how on somedays she feels lonely because she's stuck in her studio, working on her designs and doesn't get to see her friends as often, but when they come over and compliment her work, she knows that it's all worth it in the end. She studied fashion for two years at the prestigeous and highly desirable Bunka Fashion School in Tokyo and then she worked for designer Sebastian Masuda before branching out and creating her own designs.

I hope that you find this video as inspiring as I did and I hope that if you're an independent fashion designer, artist or you have a dream, that this video helps you out and encourages you to keep going!!!

x<3

(Thanks to TokyoFashion.com)

Britney Tweets Jason Back

Mimi K. — 2012-06-07T03:34:11-08:00

Jason Trawick showed his distaste towards all the promo surrounding Pauly D’s lap dance from Brit airing on his show The Pauly D Project this week, and it looks like Brit’s in on the gag, too!

She responded to Jason’s Tweet with one of her own:

@jasontrawick @DJPaulyD Pauly he is lying. I got the product off last week. Thanks to sandpaper!

Cool to see them havin’ a bit of fun online!

Jason Trawick Tweets Pauly D

Mimi K. — 2012-06-07T03:32:04-08:00

Everyone’s excited to see Britney on The Pauly D Project. Everyone except her fiance!

Jason Tweeted followers:

Hey Kissing bandit @DJPaulyD Hate c-ing all the promos this week of ur lap dance from my gf. She still has ur hair product on her legs!

New Clips Of Britney In Pauly D Project

Mimi K. — 2012-06-07T03:27:37-08:00

A new clip of Britney’s appearance on The Pauly D Project hit the net!

Britney Facebooked fans:

Tomorrow Britney will be appearing on a new episode of The Pauly D. Project. Tune in! 10:30 PM ET/PT on MTV

Check out another clip here

Britney Preview On The Pauly D Project

Mimi K. — 2012-06-01T15:05:32-08:00

MTV aired a preview from Britney’s appearance on Pauly D’s new show, The Pauly D Project. Ch-ch-check it out!

The Pauly D Project airs Thursdays at 10:30pm ET/PT on MTV.

Rage Hour - Web Promo Graphic

Joanna Banana — 2012-05-30T09:09:58-08:00

Advertising for Rage Hour's documentary. Web Graphic.

BTK App - Video #61

Mimi K. — 2012-05-13T04:02:11-08:00

Bill: Tom Ford
...check out this awesome documentary about Tom Ford if you guys have a couple of minutes! He is amazing!!!

The Tide - Ready To Go

rivevideo — 2012-02-23T14:33:41-08:00

Music video by The Tide performing Ready To Go. 2011(C) Start film production. Director: Miha Knific, DOP: Aljosa Korencan, production: Start Film Production, post-production: Blaž Čadež
INSPIRED BY: Erwin Wurm and Patricio Plaza
For more info please visit www.thetide.si

Tom Update

Mimi K. — 2011-12-19T15:11:24-08:00

Tom: One of my favourite movie directors produced this awesome documentary: Check it out!

Life in a Day is a historic film capturing for future generations what it was like to be alive on the 24th of July 2010

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REAL Paranormal Activity

michaelmagee — 2011-11-27T14:09:32-08:00

For many years people have said that my house is haunted and i have always dismissed it. Until Robert Weaver uploaded a video that proved the contrary

Les Anges De La Mode

Master of Disguise — 2011-11-13T21:47:48-08:00

I was recently featured a short documentary regarding fashion in EL EY. I was pleased to be choosen amoungst many creative creatures of the EL EY's underground scene to express my personal feelings towards fashion here in the city.WEST COAST REPRESENT REPRESENT Y'ALL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZ5XK8vdNIg&feature=player_embedded

A Day With Zombie Boy

kat — 2011-11-12T13:19:53-08:00

Rick Genest aka Zombie Boy, is a model and performer but probably more famously known because of his epic Tattoo's. This short documentary gives you a little taste of what's really behind the tattoo's and how Rick Genest has gone from small town guy to travelling the world in the shortest amount of time. Watching the video i knew that Genest was intelligent but i had no idea just how quiet and how controlled he really was. I think it's funny how he talks about the reactions he gets towards his tattoo's, i guess even in 2011, people still can't quite see that tattoo's aren't a 'bad thing'. Hope you enjoy the short documentary :-) Mwah! x

Blast from the Past: Pearl Jam's 'Not For You' Music Video, Directed by Cameron Crowe

Lana's Land — 2011-10-26T07:32:34-08:00

Please keep all hands and feet inside the DeLorean as we journey back to the 1990's with director, Cameron Crowe. The Oscar winning, "Almost Famous" director has been working with 90's grunge band, Pearl Jam on a documentary (or rockumentary) titled, "Twenty". The rockumentary covers Pearl Jam (formed in 1990) and their twenty year journey together as grunge musicians. The film also aims to comment on grunge rock's progression along with it's metamorphosis into a subculture. In order to promote the film, their video "Not For You" (their 1995 single) was released on IMDB. It consists of archived performances and really gives off that gritty, underground, grunge feeling. I think it stays true to its roots and I'm glad to witness some amazing history. I loveeeeeeeeeeeee Pearl Jam and I'm definitely excited to see more. "Twenty" was released for DVD on October 24th. Will you be purchasing a copy? What do you think of the video?

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