"Doug and Josh: Male Companions"
Male Companions = hilarious sketch comedy / sit-com hybrid web series about two best friends who hang out so much that the neighbors are starting to wonder.
Their compromising lifestyle of habitual co-showering, shooting comedy sex-tapes, and constantly a... more >
"Doug and Josh: Male Companions"
Male Companions = hilarious sketch comedy / sit-com hybrid web series about two best friends who hang out so much that the neighbors are starting to wonder.
Their compromising lifestyle of habitual co-showering, shooting comedy sex-tapes, and constantly appearing more and more gay
Featuring supermodel Shannan Click
and "buff asian guy," Feodor Chin (brought in to make the guys seem less gay which backfires and makes them look twice as gay).
Produced by Joshua Murphy, Doug Smolens, Chip Yamada, Shannan Click, Sam DelPilar
FOXYWORLD ENTERTAINMENT
Foxycock (n) – Truly extreme pop/rock satire/political bossa nova, filtered through unicorn-influenced space rainbow jazz.
If you've ever wondered what it would sound like if an atomic bomb the size of a black hole exploded backwards inside the bowels of the universe... well, get ready to find out with the smooth sounds of Foxycock. On their debut album Black Music For White People released in summer 2006, Foxycock embark on a trans-galactic musical journey of comedic catharsis to bring the lost power chord back to earth, destroy the powers that be through peaceful means and score some space weed. The music of Foxycock projects the listener through a one-hour sonic wormhole of infinite awkward possibilities into a universe on the brink of destruction.
Both juvenile and sophisticated, inspiring and offending, the New York Times says, "Foxycock answers the ultimate question of life." Taking on such timely and controversial subjects as trans-racial eroticism, 9/11 nostalgia, 80s music obsession, internet porn addiction, gay children's songs and reptilian/ humanoid government leaders, Foxycock's music, though not for the weak of heart, is sure to provoke, offend and/or entertain you. < less