Busy, busy and more busy. During a chat with Triple J, Australian radio station, Danny Brown divulges all good things to segment host, Kyran Wheatley. While he has been doing some touring, Brown also let’s up know that he’s working on the follow-up to the 2013 album, Old and that he’s really into using his unique sound to do some voice-over work. “I actually just signed with an agent and I’ve been taking a lot of auditions.” With animation under his belt, we hear that he’s been working with comedian twins and ADHD creators, the Lucas Brothers. So, we can expect big things in the realm of cartoons and Danny Brown. The best news – for children – of all is that the Detroit rapper is in the works of writing a children’s book. “It’s something for my daughter,” he tells Wheatley. “I want it to be real Dr. Seuss-y … The Grinch, Green Eggs and Ham, and One Fish, Two Fish—what was going on in that guy’s brain to be able to write those things?” How will DANNY BROWN write a one fish blue fish book is the question. Hit the jump for more.
Batman: The Animated Series Making A Comeback?!
Remember the original Batman series from way back in the day where Batman was the real Batman?! With his original crazy adventures and grimness? The creator of the OG Batman series Bruce Timm sure does and has a comeback in the works!
(Video) Guess What ScHoolboy Q’s Favorite Word Is…
ScHoolboy Q reveals his favorite word, and to no surprise it is a universal, common, verb, used by many! Check out as ScHoolboy Q brings vulgarity to animation, with a little help from Buzfeed, below.
(Video) LOL! Commercial Shows The Danger Of Beans In Space!
This is one of the more amusing commercials, although ‘Haynes Beans’ doesn’t exist, the Animator, Alvise Avati, did such a great job, we had to share!!
(Photos) Anthony Weiner Makes Cover Of ‘The New Yorker’
New York’s mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner who has been gaining national attention for his online affairs after revealing explicit photos a la sexting is now set to be on the cover of The New Yorker. If you’re familiar with the humor of the New Yorker, you know that the picture will, first, be hilarious. After that, though provoking. If you’re familiar with the scandal, the cover fits. Check it out after the jump.
