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A self absorbed milkshake named Master Shake (Dana Snyder), a box of French fries named Frylock (Carey Means) who is some sort of scientist, and a wad of meat named Meatwad (Dave Willis) live in New Jersey, next door to Carl (also voiced by Dave Willis), their grumpy human neighbor whose interests include above ground pools, cars, eighties arena rock, and pornography. together, they were Aqua Teen Hunger Force but are now, for reasons never really explained, Aqua Unit Patrol Squad 1. this name change, and the fact that the series’ creators said they were shifting the action from New Jersey to Seattle, caused much uproar on internet forums around the world but let’s be honest here – it was all part of the joke. nothing has changed here outside of the new opening intro (featuring music from Josh Homme), which isn’t a bad thing – the gang still live in the same house and Carl is still their neighbor, we just get a text line that says ‘Seattle’ instead of New Jersey at the bottom of the screen (though it should be noted that the disc labeled Aqua Unit Patrol Squad 1 actually contains the last batch of episodes from Aqua Teen Hunger Force that didn’t make it to the last set and vice versa – so the discs are basically backwards.

State @ Bestival 2011 – Friday – Festivals

Posted: 11th October 2011 by Staff in Flava Flav
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Galleries by Claire Weir: Friday | Saturday | Sunday

1318131236 45 Soulnation Mixes Best From Home and Abroad

Soulnation Mixes best from Home and AbroadChristi Hang | September 27, 2011

Hans-Joachim Roedelius to release new collaborative album Stunden, tour US for first time in 150 years

by Mike Reid on 09-15-2011

By Andrew Flanagan October 3, 2011 11:25 AM ET 1317743754 72 Portishead, Public Enemy, Jeff Mangum Dazzle at ATP: I'll Be Your Mirror Beth Gibbons and Geoff Barrow of Portishead perform at All Tomorrow's Parties: I'll be Your Mirror in Asbury Park, NJ Griffin Lotz for RollingStone.com

After three years tucked into Kutsher's Resort in the Catskills, All Tomorrow's Parties brought this year's fest, titled I'll be Your Mirror and curated by Portishead, to the Atlantic Ocean. ATP is known unofficially as “the festival for grown-ups,” and it's true. Not only would many of the weekend's guests be beyond the taste capacity of any normal teenager but the sight of someone under 25 is rare. What that means is: professional-level partygoers, a respectful vibe, lots of eyeglasses and a discerning crowd.

1317636923 81 Playing for Team Coco

Most college students who take internships in the entertainment industry can look forward to doing little else than fetching coffee or ordering lunches. But Penn State senior and local resident Kyle Dodson at least got to do those things for one of the most famous comedians on television, Conan O’Brien.

1317496540 64 Celebritys Real Names

Celebrity real names fun (and funny)! if you heard the name Bernie Schwartz, would you assume he was a sexy stud, or a hardworking accountant?

Well, if you knew Bernie Schwartz was actually the birth name of celebrity Tony Curtis, maybe you’d have a different perspective.

1317315266 53 The Redman Report: WWE Smackdown 16/9/11: AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!Posted on September 16th, 2011 by Jimmy Redman

We’re in Toronto. I’m screaming. I think this one is pretty self explanatory.

1317227013 93 Orienting to BU: The Complete Collector’s Edition

The Orienting to BU series is a lot like your favorite television supervillain. You keep thinking you’ve gotten rid of the cunning creature, but it keeps coming back every time.

1316993790 95 Theophilus London Fashion Line is Larger than His Music Career

A cross between the stylings of Flava Flav and Dick Tracey, NYC-based rapper Theophilus London’s fashion line is growing even larger than his music career.

Bestival’s status as the UK’s last big party of the summer is now firmly established, even as the festival seems to have drifted further from the end of the season and into the Isle of Wight’s early autumnal flashes. There are more stages this year than ever before – indeed there are more than I actually manage to find – but while its size has detached Bestival from its boutique origins it has been matched by the consistent calibre of its line ups. meanwhile, the loving attention to detail garnished across Robin Hill Country Park means the site remains one of the most joyous to explore, play about and get lost in that there is.

Doing the Harlem shuffle

Posted: 20th September 2011 by Staff in Flava Flav
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 Doing the Harlem shuffle

Ribqah Yhiise dances with a pair of Michael Jackson boots in Harlem.