Sloths!

During a weekend I probably would have spent at home watching SciFi's premiere of "Pumpkinhead: Blood Feud", Jenn and I jetted out to NYC for what ended up being 72 hours of the most legendary weekends in the history of legendary weekends.

Highlights included:

-Catching the last day of Ryan McGinley's "Irregular Regulars" exhibit at Team Gallery. McGinley followed Morrissey around for the past two years chronicling not only the Moz, but also the atmosphere of the concerts themselves. I was a bit disspointed that the entire exhibit was only made up of about 25 photos, but for a $0 admission cost, it was worth it.

-Buying a $5.00 bootleg copy of "Children of Men" in Chinatown. Suprisingly, the quality is very good...if you can get past the Spanish subtitles that can't be turned off.

-Attended both the dress rehearsal and live taping of Saturday Night Live with host Forest Whitaker and musical guest Keith Urban. This little dream come true will be flushed out a bit more in a future SNL review.

-Saw David Lynch's "Inland Empire" at the IFC Theater. As if Inland Empire wasn't enough already, sitting a few rows in front of us was none other than John Waters. Man, that dude ate so much black licorice during the nearly three hour running time. So best. He was also nice enough to pose for a picture with me after the movie.

-Hit the 7:30 performance of ASSSSCAT 3000 at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater on Sunday night. ASSSSCAT is a weekly staple at UCB that feautres a rotating cast of improv all stars. Amoung others, our show was made up of Amy Poehler, Rob Riggle, Rachel Dratch and Jack McBrayer. All this for $8.

2/15/07 Update: John Waters releasing a CD full of love songs?