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Serj Tankian mocks would-be martyrs and jihadists waging war in the name of religion on “Your Mom,” a track off his recent Elasticity EP. He plays up the song’s cartoonish side in a new lyric video. In between animations of soldiers carrying guns and karate-kicking moms, Tankian rolls his eyes dramatically and raises his eyebrows as he sings about “radical greed” and “despicable fools.” At the end of the clip, he laughs at the idea that jihadists believe they’ll be given 72 virgins after they die. Despite the heavy subject matter, Tankian’s sarcasm and animator D.S. Bradford’s tongue-in-cheek visuals make the tune feel lighthearted. “As I listened to the beginning of the song, with the more mellow acoustic guitar, I envisioned a brave bird flying over a countryside, unaware of the danger waiting in the ashen, war-torn lands ahead,” Bradford said in a statement. “This didn’t stop the bird from gliding into danger and took the form of ‘Your Mom.’ As the fighters continue their … [Read more...] about See Serj Tankian Compare Holy Wars to ‘Your Mom’ in New Lyric Video

At the conclusion of North Dallas Forty wide receiver Phil Elliott, played by Nick Nolte, gets blackballed by his team owner for “smoking a marijuana cigarette.” After being presented with a photo that shows Elliott toking up, the team owner patronizes Elliott and says, “Illegal drugs are forbidden by the league rules Phil, you know that.” To which Elliott replies: “Jesus, smoking grass, what are you kidding me? If you nailed all the ballplayers who smoked grass, you wouldn’t even be able to field a punt return team. Besides that, you give me the hardest stuff in Chicago just to get out of the goddamn locker room. Hard drugs!” Though North Dallas Forty is technically fictional and came out nearly 40 years ago, its story is a classic example of the same-shit-different-day phenomenon. In recent weeks, Bills linemen Marcell Dareus and Seantrel Henderson were each suspended four games for using marijuana. And Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott caused a scandal by simply … [Read more...] about Inside NFL’s Backwards Marijuana Policy

Dina Browner plays 4/20 tour guide in upcoming series Top Shelf with Dr. Dina across the United States, making pit stops at farms and collectives. The show is set to roll out with the premiere of 420TV, a channel dedicated purely to the plant and all its cultural facets, in early 2018. Across 10 episodes, the Los Angeles-based pro explores regional nuances in the community and dives into challenges farmers face. It’s an educational experience as much as it is a wild ride – and really, what else would you expect from the woman keeping Snoop Dogg up in smoke all these years? Although not officially a “real doctor,” Browner has helped people find the right medicine as a consultant for dispensaries. Now she operates her own West Hollywood collective, Alternative Herbal Health Services , which originally opened in 2004. Her celebrity-studded patient list currently includes Snoop (who she says also got her high for the first time at age 15), 2 Chainz and The Game. Browner also acted as … [Read more...] about ‘Top Shelf with Dr. Dina’: Inside New Travel Show For Weed Lovers

The 20th edition of the Tribeca Film Festival, taking advantage of its timing as the city and film business emerges from the pandemic, will open June 9 with the world premiere of In the Heights . Warner Bros ’ adaptation of Lin-Manuel Miranda ’s Tony Award-winning musical, which is directed by Jon Chu, will screen outside at various sites simultaneously, and indoors at the United Palace. The restored 1930 theater is in the Upper Manhattan neighborhood of Washington Heights, the setting for the film and also Miranda’s longtime home base. There will also be outdoor screenings on opening night across all five of New York’s boroughs, a first for Tribeca, though the fest has long explored many parts of the city. In 2019, the fest opened with a documentary about Harlem’s Apollo Theater held at the Apollo itself. After shifting its usual April start back to June, the fest will be the first major one in North America since the onset of Covid-19 to have in-person screenings, though … [Read more...] about Tribeca To Kick Off With Indoor-Outdoor World Premiere Of ‘In The Heights’

Last month, Danny Kiranos had enough of being stuck at home. The lack of movement during the pandemic over the last year was weighing on the singer-songwriter, who performs under the moniker Amigo the Devil. “I got cabin fever so I packed a bag, put some stuff in the car and I’ve literally been driving,” Kiranos says. “I started going north, I didn’t have much of a plan.” He headed out from his home base in Austin, Texas, drove through Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana, making a pit stop at Yellowstone along the way. Things got a little too chilly, so he came down to Florida where he was raised and picked up a friend to join the ride. He was still on the road a week before his new album Born Against was set be released. Related Stories Music at Home: Songs for the Bath Flashback: Tom Waits Performs a Moving 'Jersey Girl' in 1986 Related Stories Chasteness, Soda Pop, and Show Tunes: The Lost Story of the Young Americans and the Choircore Movement … [Read more...] about Amigo the Devil on How Tom Waits, Serial Killers and Bingo All Figure Into His New Album