Jackass

Even if you can’t recall the exact lyrics to the song of the musical gala dance number that closed out jackass number two, chances are you can at least remember this droning snippet: “Who knows ...

How did you think Jordan the Intern did on that interview with The Beta Band? Did you think he was keeping it real by not owning up to the questions and selling me down old man river? Me neither, but I’m biased. ...

So I believe it is common knowledge by now that Jeff Tremaine was voted as having the “Best Eyes” in his graduating high school class many, many moons ago. However, it would appear that he met his ocular match down in Tasmania, Australia with this Tawny Frogmouth. ...

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Let’s switch musical gears for a moment and go from sensitive metal senseis to angry young Scots. Aye, t’would appear there’s a bit more than piss and vinegar chips in the lochs of these ...

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Do you like music? I like music. I like music so much that at the opening show of The Pixies Doolittle tour in Los Angeles last night I forgot to order a “call” vodka and instead wound up with “well” vodka. ...

Now let me preface what I’m about to say with the fact that I would never ever in a million-billion years consider going back in time to toy with my twisted fate like some punk-ass Michael J. Fox. ...

I don’t know what it is about the metal gods, but they really make for fun interview subjects. This particular one with Dave Mustaine of Megadeth (Big Brother issue #33; 1998) was conducted and contributed ...

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I’ve mentioned in the past how we first met Rob Dyrdek many years ago—long before a Fantasy Factory, long before a Big, long before a Dickhouse—and this photo dates back to February 1995 when he joined us on the Big Brother Mardi Gras tour. ...

Soon after the 1997 acquisition of Big Brother skateboard magazine by Larry Flynt Publications, Inc., I was contacted by this freelance writer named Chris Nieratko from New Jersey. He was interested in ...

So not long after I published yesterday’s photo of the day post with “Series 2″ of the unofficial jackass action figures, I received a message from Nate saying that he’s working on the last one*. ...

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