We had a chance to see a screening of (Untitled) a couple moments back, and liked it enough to give you all the heads up about it. Starring Adam Goldberg, a sexy Marley Shelton, Eion Bailey, Lucy Punch, and Vinnie Jones (as a mix of Maurizio Cattelan and Vinnie Jones), the film is based on the NY Art Scene in all of its idiosyncracies. We definitely recommend seeing its debut in theaters this weekend. As a bonus, we have a package containing a full size movie poster and the original soundtrack for the movie to giveaway. Since the movies tagline is “Everyone’s got an opinion”, watch the trailer after the jump, then give us your opinion in the comments. Best one wins.
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I stopped by my friend Kenzo’s studio yesterday, and upon my exit he blessed me with a bunch of promotional cd’s of his really dope sampling epic, City of God’s Son. Lucky for you, we’re giving some away. Just email giveaway (at) theworldsbestever (dot) com with subject heading God’s Son, and I’ll mail one out. For a refresher, the trailer is after the jump.
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Here’s a reason to come to New York Jersey, All Points West just announced the line up for this summer’s festival. One highlight… Kool Keith, that’s all you really need to know…
Here’s the line up…..
FRIDAY, JULY 31st
Beastie Boys
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Vampire Weekend
the National/Fleet Foxes / MSTRKRFT/Q-Tip / the Pharcyde/OrganizedKonfusion/the Knux / Ra Ra Riot/Seasick Steve / Telepathe/Shearwater / Heartless BastardsFlying Lotus/College Humor Live / Arj Barker/Eugene Mirman / Bo Burnham
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1st
Tool
My Bloody Valentine
Gogol Bordello
Arctic Monkeys/Neko Case / the Ting Tings/Yelle / Crystal Castles/St. VincentTokyo Police Club/the Cool Kids / Kool Keith/Cage the Elephant / Chairlift/White Rabbits / Electric Touchthe Postelles/Black Gold / College Humor Live/Tim & Eric / Judah Friedlander/Jim Jeffries
SUNDAY, AUGUST 2nd
Coldplay
Echo & The Bunnymen
MGMT
the Black Keys/Elbow / Silversun Pickups/Mogwai / We Are ScientistsGhostland Observatory/the Gaslight Anthem / Etienne De Crecy/Lykke LiAkron/Family/Steel Train / Kitty, Daisy & Lewis/College Humor Live / Janeane Garofalo/Michael Showalter / Todd Barry
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Saber kills it.
To see the winning shot from the giveaway, check the video post here (or below).
]]>A couple weeks ago we asked our readers to send in their favorite picture of a Saber piece for a chance to win this print. And you did! The video above shows the selection process of our esteemed judge, 2-year old Logan.
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A TWBE sticker on a marker in the middle of a frozen lake in New Hampshire, photographed by my friend Ben Smith.
If you want a pack of stickers email giveaway (at) theworldsbestever (dot) com with the subject line stickers and your address and I’ll mail some to you.
~The Enablist
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Our friends on the West Coast blessed us with this new print from Saber to give away to one lucky reader. To make things interesting and make you eligible to win, submit to us a photo of your favorite Saber piece. Next Thursday we’ll randomly select a winner and send this fresh print right out to you. And for those who are lazy, there are still a couple prints left here.
To enter:
Email your photos with the subject line: Saber to giveaway (at) theworldsbestever (dot) com by Wednesday, February 25th at 11:59 pm
We have always liked the work of Sam Flores and the store that is Upper Playground. To celebrate Upper Playground’s 10 year anniversary, the artist and store have come together to create a mega giveaway in the form of a 4′ x 6′ painting by Mr. Flores. All you have to do is give them your email address. Let’s hope shipping is free.
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We recently received a copy of the new book, Vandal Squad. Written by Joseph Rivera and published by powerHouse Books, the book contains some great flicks as well as run downs of various NY Writers.
In the Christmas spirit, we would like to share this book with one lucky reader so we have created a contest of sorts to make it all happen.
For a chance to win a copy of vandal squad, please submit to us your favorite photograph of graffiti (street art does not apply). On December 30th, we will select our favorite photo of the bunch and ship the book out to you the following week. You can enter up to 5 photos, but please adhere to the following guidelines…
Maximum width is 800 pixels
If known, please include name of writer or location of shot.
No Street Art.
The deadline for entries is December 29th 11:59 est. and nothing submitted later will be eligible.
please email the photo(s) to: giveaway (at) theworldsbestever.com
]]>It’s the holiday and we are feeling generous. We have been reviewing Call Of Duty: World At War, and have decided to give a few copies of the game away to readers. but first we thought we would give it a play, see the review below.
First the review, then the contest.
If you want to get “in the shit” but can’t afford a time machine, Call Of Duty: World At War will do pretty nicely. While the sentiment is known more from the ‘Nam era than any other military situation, the initial gameplay from this WWII era first person shooter definitely gives off that vibe. Starting off in the jungles and villages of Japanese occupied territories, you work your way through objectives while heavily camouflaged enemy soldiers create enough confusion to accidentally cause more than a few friendly-fire mistakes. This gives way to Nazi themed levels, with vehicles like tanks available for some gameplay.
The graphics are lush and wonderful, with beautiful night skies, swaying trees and brush, and occasional ambience like smoke from nearby fires and grenade explosions. All of it is wrapped in solid type and graphic design for level intros, and player deaths are characterized by a bleak Saving Private Ryan style drop-to the-ground-screen-goes-black-and-white-blood-fills-around-the-edges animation. Unfortunately the visuals aren’t as lushly layered with smoke, grime and dust as we’d like, but perhaps the historical accuracy of the game benefits from actually being able to see what’s going on.
Gameplay is solid if not a little scripted- you can die repeatedly but keep hammering through the objectives trying different tactics with each restart. Multiplayer is decent with some fun options (Nazi zombies, anyone?) involving all the solo and team play scenarios expected nowadays. The only drawback to this historical shooter is that we all know how the war ended, and pushing your way through the war with no fun surprise at the end can get old if you’re the type of gamer who also enjoys the horror and scifi variants on these types of games.
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I want to thank our new game review PC for taking care of this.
To WIN a copy of the game all you need to do is click here and fill out the form and select “Giveaway” from the dropdown or send a email to giveaway(@)theworldsbestever.com and tell us how if you had this game. how it would change your life? That’s it, but be as creative as possible, and make it fun for the holidays!
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