Jackass: The Movie News

On February 26, 2004, I wrote a review for The Verdict on the title Steve-O Volume 3: Out on Bail .

We all remember the little boy who screamed at his mother, dressed like a wolf, and was banished to his room to play with his lonely imagination-with no supper of course.

Get your wolf suit out, channel your inner child and get ready to howl -- it's time for the wild rumpus to start.

Spike Jonze and Meryl Streep on the set of Adaptation. 2002. USA. Directed by Spike Jonze.

Although he's not yet 40, filmmaker Spike Jonze is the subject of a retrospective at New York's Museum of Modern Art that starts this week.

Has anybody been as ubiquitous along the post-Nirvana alterna-indie-hipster continuum as Spike Jonze ? Coming of age too late for hardcore , Jonze networked like hell during the MTV cash-in. If you were within the demographic radius of the Buzz Bin, you saw his '90s videos: Weezer at Arnold's Drive-In. Beastie Boys as vintage TV cops.

Fall for movie-goers means the time between the gigantic summer blockbuster season and the Oscar-pushing films of the winter.

In February 2008, a blogger named Devin Faraci led off a post on the Hollywood news site CHUD with a solemn proclamation: "We're on the verge of losing a movie." He was referring to "Where the Wild Things Are," a big-budget adaptation of Maurice Sendak's classic picture book for children.

No Age and Spike Jonze are both involved in an upcoming PopRally event at MoMA happening October 15th .

The Museum of Modern Art has announced the first-ever exhibition to focus on Spike Jonze , "celebrating his work as a director, producer, cinematographer, writer, actor, choreographer, and sometime stuntman." I love the title of the exhibition, Spike Jonze: The First 80 Years.

July 30th, 2009 by Leilani Polk in Concerts , Local Music , News A quick breakdown of this weekend's most worthy concerts beginning with Thursday, 'cause that's when the weekend really starts, right? For a more comprehensive schedule of concerts, check out our Upcoming Events page.

Jackass daredevil and all-round mentalist Chris Pontius has joined the cast of Sofia Coppola's Somewhere, a comedy/drama set in West Hollywood's Marmont hotel.

"Dancing with the Stars" viewers expected crazy antics when "Jackass" performer Steve-O joined the show this year, but what it took for him to overcome drug abuse and exhibit ballroom manners is another story.

By Denise Martin, Emily Christianson, Todd Martens and Lora Victorio, Times Staff Writers 'Jackass' HIT -- Call it the forefather of YouTube.