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Comic Gary Scott performs a short set at the "Ivy Man" Charity Event. Two things that are difficult to hear are: "Little League was fun..." and "Do you think all the Hitlers out there change... more >

Comic Gary Scott performs a short set at the "Ivy Man" Charity Event. Two things that are difficult to hear are: "Little League was fun..." and "Do you think all the Hitlers out there changed their names?" < less

Little Charity returns home after a forced stay in rehab, and takes revenge at meeting to help bring closure. This is the Director's Cut of the film which was made as part of the 2006 Zeitge... more >

Little Charity returns home after a forced stay in rehab, and takes revenge at meeting to help bring closure. This is the Director's Cut of the film which was made as part of the 2006 Zeitgeist International Film Festival, 36 Hour Film Experiment. < less

Somebody really should do something about all those homeless, alcoholic cats. HOMELESS CAT SONG This song is for all the homeles cats out there Yeah! Think about all the homeless cats should... more >

Somebody really should do something about all those homeless, alcoholic cats. HOMELESS CAT SONG This song is for all the homeles cats out there Yeah! Think about all the homeless cats shouldn't have scratched the furniture now they ain't got no place to go living outside ya'll and they ain't got nothing to keep them warm except for their fur and that peice of newspaper and now they're taking big craps in your yard that you step in because they ain't got no litter pans because they're homeless and all they got to eat is birds and they're hard to catch ( because they can fly ya'll ) did you ever try to eat a raw bird they taste like crunchy crap and they got feathers ya'll so sometimes they got to eat some mice and bugs ( they eat a lot of bugs ya'll ) and that's why they turn to alchohol to wash the bugs down and now you got a bunch of drunk cats all over your yard ya'll and they're all throwing up bugs and mice guts yeah that's real gross ya'll so send lots of money to help the cats but don't give it to the cats ya'll they'll just buy more alcohol and hiss at you cats are mean drunks ya'll also they don't got no bank accounts to cash your checks ya'll so send us the money and we'll spend it responsibly we won't buy the cats alcohol so send lots of money but not cat food or toys because that's kind of dumb ya'll you don't even know what cat food they like to eat and cat toys would be stupid ya'll and this is how we'll help all the homeless cats send money and we'l buy them clothes ya'll then they won't be naked cats naked like a stripper cat in a stripper cat club ya'll so send lots of money so we can buy them clothes and cardboard boxes for them to live in then they'll have their own cardboard box homes homeless problem solved ya'll and then it will be a wonderful world to live in ye-ah. < less

The new clown-noir holiday classic that would have Charles Dickens rolling over in his grave. A CLOWN CAROL – The Marley Murder Mystery, is the new short movie from EMMY nominated writer/dir... more >

The new clown-noir holiday classic that would have Charles Dickens rolling over in his grave. A CLOWN CAROL – The Marley Murder Mystery, is the new short movie from EMMY nominated writer/director/editor Brian A. Bernhard (Creator or the EMMY nominated television series “ART or something like it!”). The movie is a new spin on a classic Holiday tale. There is a murder in Clownland. Someone sinister has committed a horrible crime, but who? Just as Scroogie the Clown gets back to his shop after morning the death of his long time business partner, Marley the Clown, he must deal with a nagging nephew, a clumsy freezing assistant, a couple of bumbling charity collectors, an annoyingly noise caroler group, and a marvelously mysterious doorway specter. Attempt to figure out, "Who done it?" in this shockingly funny clown-noir, "A CLOWN CAROL - The Marley Murder Mystery." < less

Courteney Cox giving the most Hollywood explanation ever for why she supports this charity. She could just say, "my friend." And Arquette's uncomfortable-husband-on-a-leash face is great.

Courteney Cox giving the most Hollywood explanation ever for why she supports this charity. She could just say, "my friend." And Arquette's uncomfortable-husband-on-a-leash face is great. < less