I've Temporarily Moved This Blog To Google+

I’ve TEMPORARILY moved this blog (which I've been doing since June 2005) to Google+ http://gplus.to/DannyWalker1... If it’s another Google Wave, I’ll be back… Click the social networking logo to connect with/ share with/ stalk me.



While you're still here have a look at RWDmag.com/rwd-tv...

Ed Sheeran Live @ Scala (7/7/2011) - Performing Small Bump

Tesco (Homeplus) in South Korea Arent Mucking About (QR Codes Galore)

This is a great idea...

New RWD Magazine - Issue 113 - July 2011

Open publication - Free publishing - More cher lloyd

Interview with DJ Whoo Kid

Here is part 1 (which is actually part 2 of part 1 of part 2 of part 1) with my interview with Wiley and DJ Whoo Kid...

RWD x Wiley x DJ Whoo Kid

Check out my impromptu interview with Wiley and DJ Whoo Kid...

Quick Review: Columbia Pictures' Bad Teacher

Released today is, Bad Teacher, the light-hearted, Cameron Diaz, Justin Timberlake and Jason Segal starring, Jake Kasdan directed comedy which follows the haphazard life of makeshift money-grabbing teacher Elizabeth Halsey. A good cast but is Bad Teacher worth casting your eye on this weekend…

 

Bad Teacher
Columbia Pictures
Cert 15
It’s always great to see an actor comprise a role you’ve never seen them in before. In a delightful first, Cameron Diaz plays Elizabeth Halsey, a lustful money-hungry ‘teacher’, who goes out of her way to woo super-rich Scott Delacorte, played by her real life ex-boyfriend Justin Timberlake. In a series of semi-humorous episodes, Ms Halsey goes to new levels of weird when she tries her best to teach the kids, mentor staff and show off to her potential suitor, Delacorte.

Favourite Scene(s): (May contain spoilers)
We don’t like to give too much away when giving online reviews but ‘the car wash’ scene is a classic. Diaz in short shorts getting her soap on, that’s all we need to say.

When you get to see the “freaky” side of Delacorte it’s very very funny. Let’s just say Justin dry humps the s*** out of a certain someone.

Amy Squirrel (played by Lucy Punch) plays a worthy adversary to Halsey and the two go at each other for the whole film. The culmination of this rivalry is comical; I think you can guess who wins.

Summary:
With Diaz and Timberlake in fine form and Jason Sigel as a worthy supporting actor, Bad Teacher kicks the summer off nicely.
Rating: 3.5/5

Yelawolf - Daddy's Lambo

Liking this vid a lot...

Forza Motorsport 4 Interview with Turn 10's Bill Giese

I've been raving about our pre-E3 trip to Microsoft country (in Redmond, Washington) for the past few weeks, well now 'm finally allowed to tell you about it. RWD get to grips with Forza Motorsport 4, speak to Turn 10's Lead Game Designer Bill Giese and figure out the Kinect aspects to what is already looking like the driving game of the year...

New RWD Magazine - Issue 112 - June 2011

I 'Like' This Diesel Campaign

This European Diesel campaign uses a whole bunch of technology to give a whole new side to retail, I 'Like' it.

Summer in the City - Mikill Pane (Official Video) HD

I'm liking this...

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Great April Fools!!!

Random Pics From Seattle (Forza 4 Trip)

The last few days I've been on a press trip courtesy of Microsoft checking out Forza 4.

Seattle is a nice place...

All will be revealed soon.

- iPhone

Wiley - Numbers in Action

Definitely a grower...

Rizzle Kicks - Prophet (Better Watch It)

What do you think? Sick, right???

New RWD Magazine - Issue 111 - May 2011

The new issue of RWD, with Liverpool's Bang On! on the cover is looking pretty amazing, even if I do say so myself. Check out the new way you can embed it too...

Wiley Is 100% Hilarious, His100% Publishing Adverts Are Joke

To promote his new album, 100% Publishing, Wiley has sort the help of an international advertising company Eski Marketing to promote his new album, which is "out in June".



If you didn't think that was funny, what about Wiley making egg and soldiers...

Lupe Fiasco - Interview (Check my new editing skills...)

Of all the videos I've edited, this is my best I think...

Paper Crows – Follow The Leader (George Lenton Remix)

Did I mention this is my tune...

Paper Crows - Follow The Leader (George Lenton remix) by Sainted PR

iLLAMADi - Gwop Boy

Ok, don't watch the flow (or the beat) but there's something about this track that keeps me coming back...



Where do I get that Lego X Prada hat???

Hello... is this Drake? (Another Dacre Bracey Send Up)

Hello... Is this Drake? at RWD Magazine on Friday morning by RWDmag

Andy Gray and Richard Keys Audio

LOL, never liked Andy Gray anyway... what was he thinking?

Nicki Minaj Video Interview on RWD TV

Comedian/ Geek Gets His Million Dollars

So here is his plea... quite funny...



Apparently, someone has actually sent him a million dollars?!?!?!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1349025/YouTube-Craig-Rowin-earns-1m-asking-it.html#ixzz1Bf6grKG9

The End of the Streets is Nigh

Mike Skinner’s work under the guise of the Streets is on many iTunes libraries up-and-down the country, especially mine [see below]. That said, those who feared the forthcoming fifth album, Computers and Blues, will actually be the Streets last might just want to sit down as Skinner reveals that the Streets will be closing for good…

In a candid interview with The Guardian’s Caspar Llewellyn Smith in London’s Shoreditch House, Mr Original Pirate Material confirmed that this will definitely be the final album from the Streets. “I think it would devalue it to say that it was cynical but I know what I'm doing with the Streets – I've been doing it for too long,” he divulges. “I don't want to do the Streets anymore. I should have moved on a long time ago.”

“It's obvious. I've been doing it for 10 years and I've always tried to do something different with each album,” he tells. “Some [of my work has] been amazingly received and some of it hasn't been, and I've run out of new avenues.

“As uninteresting as the Streets is to talk about, the most interesting element of anything is its death, so if you're going to talk about the Streets, ending the Streets is probably a good thing to talk about,”

He may be bored of talking about his time as the Streets but what will he miss? Studio time? Groupies? Mercury Music Prizes? Parties? Touring? "I don't know," he tells Llewellyn Smith. "I do really enjoy performing. Everyone's got their job and it's really nice to have a purpose. It's much better than any holiday. It's like a holiday with a purpose. It's a working holiday." We guess that’s a yes then.

So what will Skinner do after the fifth and final album drops? An actual holiday? Hang up the mic? Play Call of Duty until his eyes bleed? In the interview, long term friend Ted Mayhem suggests they’ll be making a film first and then a final farewell Streets gig will be on the cards… but Skinner himself stayed blasé about actual music. “If I was making another record, I'd just make it and stick it on the internet.” Nice. Our hard drives wait eagerly await your nonchalant decision.

For more from Mike check the-streets.co.uk

2011...

Hmmm, another year is upon us (does anyone else think 2010 was really short). But what does 2011 and the future hold for UK artists, grime, dubstep and all of the good, clean and wholesome emerging UK talent that we love?

PS - Maybe that is what my cat is thinking about in his sleep right now too, or maybe he's just deep thought about his expensive bloody cat food???

- iPhone