Plus, check out these new playlists at iTunes and Pandora from the film.

Just in case you haven’t already heard or noticed, Jade Catta-Preta is awesome. Expect forthcoming exclusive content of Ms. Catta-Preta within a few weeks.

New remix trailer for the horror/sci-fi thriller, PANDORUM featuring Simian Mobile Disco’s “Turn Up The Dial”. PANDORUM hits theaters Sept. 25, 2009.

Here is a gallery from a Bravo Magazine photo-shoot. Emma Watson looks great in these pics. Soon she’ll start her promotional tour for Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince so get ready for all the photos from that.

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Note that Ronald Lam likes Sierra Nevada. That is all. For now.

Just in case you were wondering, the track is by Jimmy Castor Bunch, and is entitled “It’s Just Begun.”

So, one of my favorite movies of all time is Donnie Darko. The movie to come closest to that since 2001 when it was released is No Country for Old Men, but the two could be a comparison of apples and oranges. Sure, there have been lots of other great movies released since 2001, but both of those are excellent and you should watch both if you haven’t seen them. One of the best things about Donnie Darko is the fact that it’s set in the 80′s, so everyone is rocking Hobie shirts and using dated expressions (kind of like in the Zelda commercial above). Also, the sheer contempt that Donnie (Gyllenhaal) has for his school and the world around him was just special. When you’re not a mainstream conformist, sometimes the world around you can cause disgust or seem absurd. I think Donnie Darko speaks to the absurdity of the world we live in, even though it was set in the 80′s. So, take this clip for example. I won’t go into much detail about it, but was just reminded of it with the forthcoming release of the movie Notorious (just because of the song being sampled, really). Sparkle Motion is really hilarious and whenever I think of minors I think of the absurdity of Sparkle Motion. No, No, Notorious.

“Ether Interlude (Exclusive)” and “Ether:”

“You Know My Style:”

“Destroy and Rebuild:”

Anyway, Nas beats Jay-Z in my book any day. I really can’t wrap my mind around the fact that Jay-Z has the immense popularity that he does. I can understand why Jay-Z is arguably talented, but his voice is really just kind of annoying to me for some reason that I can’t quite put my finger on. Oh, it’s also pretty obnoxious that Jay-Z announced his departure from hip hop so many times on The Black Album but then came back to making tracks just the same. This is arguably a common trend with famous musicians though: something they do as a deliberate attempt to get their egos stroked by having lots of friends and fans beg them to continue making music. So, just like his thirst for money, Jay-Z proved that he loves attention too. Whatever though, it’s the music business, is a desire for money and ego-stroking really so surprising?

“Virgo (Feat. Doug E. Fresh):”

“U.B.R. Unauthorized Biography of Rakim:”

“Hero (Feat. Keri Hilson):”

“Thief’s Theme:”