Have you every looked up prices for a first class flight? Pricey right? It makes you wonder, who the hell can afford to fly like this all of the time?! Sure, most people with that luxury either get it from their jobs or only fly boss style on big trips, but what about the people who do it all the time?
Breathe easy my friends, as Casey Neistat is here to explain the best plan of action to fly shotgun on commercial airlines every time you step on board. Spoiler alert: It ain't easy, but there are a few great tips on here for frequent flyers that aren't maximizing their potential to soar through the air the best way possible.
Do you think all of this is worth it? Have you ever flown first class? Leave your answers in the comment section bellow.
It has become apparent that we live in a world where anything that has been financially successful can and will be remade. Having said that, it's no surprise that Hollywood has decided to remake the cult classic Scarface for the second time. Yes, the film that you know with Al Pacino is actually a remake of another film about an Italian gangster.
"Let's remake the film about that Italian gangster and cast an Italian known for his iconic role as an Italian gangster... and make him cuban. Genius."
5. The character is from Mexico.
The film has the same premise. An immigrant comes to America and takes over the drug world in order to achieve the American dream. It takes place in Los Angeles so you can see how it's fitting that Tony would be from Mexico.
"From Cuba to Florida then from Mexico to Los Angeles. Scarface is clearly suffering from travelers anxiety. 20 years from now the next Scarface movie will be about a guy from Jersey trying to take over New York." 4. It will be directed by Pablo LarraÃn.
If you don't consider yourself to be a big movie buff then you've probably never heard of Pablo LarraÃn. To be fair, this is the first time I'm ever hearing his name. His latin background helped secure his roll as director as well as his Academy Award nomination for the film 'No'. He has most recently wont the Grand Jury Prize at the Berlin Film Festival for his latest film 'The Club.'
3. There's currently no lead.
As the film has only recently been green-lit, there hasn't been any public decisions made on casting for the lead role. The producers say they want an authentic bilingual latino, but there are currently only rumors as to who they may be considering. Who's going to fill Tony's black and gold Versace throne?
2. The movie will take place in the present.
While seeing some good old-fashioned 1980s cocaine action sounds like a good time, this next iteration of Scarface will be taking place in present day Los Angeles. Expect Mexican Cartel's and marijuana by the ton. 1. The screenplay was written by Jonathan Herman .
The original draft of the screenplay was written by David Ayer ('Training Day') and until recently was being developed by Paul Attanasio (Donnie Brasco). Universal contacted Herman to put the finishing touches on the story and according to Rolling Stone, his participation is what is pushing this film forward. This will be Jonathan's second screenplay with his debut 'Straight Out of Compton' set to be released this August.
As a fan of the franchise I'm both elated and terrified about the production of this film, but so far is seems like this can be a promising endeavor. But how will is compare to the original? Is this in danger of becoming another Carlito's Way: Rise to Power? We'll have to wait and see.
What do you think about this remake? Are there things you'd like to see/don't want to see? Leave your answers in the comment section below. Sources: http://screenrant.com/scarface-remake-director-plot-details/ http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/news/modern-day-scarface-remake-set-in-los-angeles-gets-green-light-20150318
It's news to no one that Miley Cyrus is taking a stride on the wild side, but this was a shocker to everyone. At around 4 AM EST Ariana Grande posted a Facebook status claiming that Miley Cyrus has hacked her account.
At first glance I assumed this was a hoax but then I double checked and found out that this was indeed posted from Ariana Grande's account!
Millions of childhood's are getting ruined at this very moment, but I'd be lying if I said that this wasn't entertaining.
At first I assumed that Ariana was aware of the hack and deleted previous posts, but after a few more minutes of research (a.k.a. scrolling down the page) I realized that the alleged posts were still there. I immediately knew something was awry.
Who the f@#! is Danny Dorshel?
After reading the posts myself and thousands of others were left hanging with one question in our minds. Who in the hell is Danny Dorshel? Is he (or she, let's not be sexiest here) the real hacker?
Well I'll tell you one thing, Danny Dorshel is definitely a fellow redditor. If his obsession with Nick Cage doesn't set off any alarms, his final post was a link directly to the Nick Cage subreddit dubbed r/onetruegod.
I never though I'd be mentioning redditors and arianators in the same sentence, but here I am making a difference in the world. #Syria
At first I was convinced that this whole Miley Rampage, Hacker thing was a hoax to promote Cyrus' upcoming single Bangerz as well as an array of new upcoming features that have already been leaked to the internet, (The latest leak to hit the web is a infamously called 'Twerk' and it features both Justin Bieber and Lil Twist) but this Danny Dorshel turns this into something else.
Miley has also been rumored to be featured on Kanye West's Black Skinhead Remix.
If you are not aware (you totally should be) Ariana Grande is a Nickelodeon breakout star known mostly for her role as Cat Valentine in the hit show 'Victorious'. She's currently playing the same charter in a spinoff titled 'Sam & Cat', which co-stars Jennette McCurdy.
Aside from being a teen idol Ariana has been making her way into the music industry. She recently performed on the red carpet at the 2013 VMAs and has album titled, 'Yours Truly' scheduled to be released on September 3rd. Is all of this a stunt to promote her album release? Is this also another effort to promote Miley Madness?
Since then Ariana has finally regained control of her facebook account, deleting the sketchy posts and changing her bio from 'Nicholas Cage Official Fan Page' back to 'Yours Truly Out September 3rd.'
Do you think this was a stunt to promote Ariana Grande's new album? Do you think Miley Cyrus was in on the stunt?
What time is it? It's Adventure Time! I am no new fan to Adventure Time but whenever I look at the long list of celebrity guest appearances it never ceases to surprise me. I know I'm not alone when I say that when I started watching this show I thought that I was possibly one of the few people in my age range that actually enjoyed it. Clearly that is not the case as a majority of the guest stars are all over the age of 30. Here are 5 of The Best Adventure Time Guest Voices.
5. Donald Faison
Donald Faison played Baby Snaps in the "Princess Cookie" episode of Adventure Time where Finn and Jake are called in to investigate a hostage crisis in the Candy Kingdom. You probably know Donald best from his roll as Dr. Chris Turk in the ABC comedy/drama Scrubs or if you're a bit older you may remember him from as Murray from Clueless.
4. Mark Hamill
Mark Hamill played a series of characters in the Adventure Time series. Hamill lent his voice to the Pendelton Ward produced series for three separate characters: Punchy, Evil Guy and Fear Feaster (as displayed above). These characters appear in the following episodes: "The Enchiridion!", "Holly Jolly Secrets Part II" and "Ocean of Fear." Mark is best known for his role as Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars trilogy as well as his voice as the Joker in the Batman: The Animated Series. If you're a fan of Cartoon Network you can also catch Mark on Regular Show as Skips, the groundskeeper yeti.
3. Paul Reubens
Paul Reubens also made an appearance in the episode "Power Animal" as the Gnome Ruler. In the episode Jake has to defeat his short attention-span in order to save his pal Finn from the Grandmaster of the Gnomes. Paul is better known as his character Pee-wee Herman.
2. Neil Patrick Harris
Neil Patrick Harris is pretty much known these days for being awesome but was first known for his role as Doogie Howser on M.D., although these days you'd probably be more familiar with his role as Barney Stinson on How I Met Your Mother. Harris appears as Prince Gumball in season 3 of Adventure Time in the episode "Fionna and Cake." The episode takes place in a gender-swapped version of the Land of Ooo where Fionna (the gender-swapped version of Finn) goes on a date with Prince Gumball (the gender-swapped version of Princess Bubblegum).
1. Mathew Broderick
Matthew Broderick is known for many roles but is best remembered as Ferris Bueller from Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Matthew appears as the Dream Warrior in the Adventure Time episode "Who Would Win." In the episode he aids Finn and Jakes by giving the cryptic hints that assist them in defeating The Farm.
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The following parents I'm about to mention are from some of the best movies of all time. When I was a kid I wish my parents were as cool as them, because I was young and naive. Now that I'm older and have aged like a fine wine I now know that these are 5 of The Worst Parents in Movies.
5. Honey I Shrunk the Kids - Wayne and Mae Szalinski
How in the world do you "accidentally" shrink your children? Not only do you shrink them, but you return to for two more movies to blow your baby up in one and shrink yourselves in a third. If these two try adopting you, run!
4. Jurassic Park - John Hamon (Grandfather)
Okay he may not actually be the parent of the children in the film but he definitely had the option to not let his f%*king grandchildren play with the velociraptors! This man has gone mad with money and must be stopped. Was he stopped? I haven't seen much of the sequels. Speaking of Sequels...
3. Home Alone - Peter and Kate McAllister
First of all, Buzz treats Kevin like crap! Can you do something about it and stop neglecting the child before he turns into Macaulay Culkin? Speaking of neglect, you left your kid home... ALONE and if that's not enough you managed to loose him in an airport in the sequel.
2. The Rugrats Movie - Phil and Didi Pickles
It's one thing to neglect teenagers but to neglect babies? The parents in the Rugrats ignore their children so much a theory developed that the babies are a figment of Angelica's imagination.
1. Star Wars - Anakin Skywalker A.K.A. Darth Vader
Yeah, I think everyone knows this guys is pretty much the worst father of all time. Nothing says 'I don't care about my kids' more than chopping your only sons hand off.
Your life was totally fine until these trends came along and made you feel inadequate and left-out. You ran to your parents to ask them to buy whatever it was that was hot that year because you had to have have it. They tried to explain to you that it was just a trend and that spending your (their) hard earned money on it was pointless, but you didn't want to hear it. Well, what do you have to say for yourself now? Here are 10 Toy Fads That You Thought Would Last Forever.
10. Furby
Okay now that we're talking about it I can finally ask, am I the only one that thought the Furby was a blatant rip-off of Gizmo from the movie Gremlins? This bothered the shit out of me because Gremlins was one of my favorite movies, so when kids my age didn't know what I was talking about I wanted to smash my head against a wall.
Apparently there was a lawsuit and Hasboro eventually developed a Gizmo Furby. Damn, I was a smart little guy, I could have been a lawyer.
9. Tickle Me Elmo
I wasn't really part of this trend, but my little cousin certainly was. So was every mother in the United States. It was CRAZY. There were protests, stampedes, and giant yellow talking birds. Okay the last one was a joke but I find it funny that the voice of this very perverted toy got him self caught up in a sex scandal recently.
8. Koosh Ball
Speaking of toys that sound dirty, the Koosh Ball. These things had no purpose except for annoying the crap out of teachers. The one thing about these that I remember is that they have a distinctive smell. I once ripped all of the hairs off of it to see what was in the middle. Want to know what it was? I bet you do.
7. Razor Scooters
I know this isn't necessarily a toy but it was certainly a faze and it did sell at Toys R' Us so sue me (not really I can't afford it). I sincerely thought that owning a Razor scooter would change my life. Then I got one and boy was I wrong. This would only make a difference in my life if every road in the world was paved like a basketball court, but I live in NYC and we've been doing construction on the Brooklyn Queens Expressway forever. If my memory serves me correctly, Razor scooters were not allowed in school because they could be potentially used as weapons. Yes I said school and not prison.
6. Yo-yos
Sure, every fad essentially consists of things that have been around before but Yo-yos? Really? It's essentially a pet rock with a string. But the Yo-yos of the 90s were different, they had 'brains'. When I saw the commercials back then I thought it was the beginning of the Terminator prophecy and Yomega and Duncan were Skynet. I would later learn that the brains were just weights used to keep the Yo-yo on the floor longer. Today we have Pokemon trainers but back then we had Yo-yo trainers that knew all the tricks and walked around and battled each other, backwards hat included. Speaking of Pokemon...
5. Pokemon Cards
Gotta catch Em' all. Wow was that cute, when it was actually a f$#*ing manageable task. Pokemon are still around today but are no where near as popular as they once were. In the 90s the principals in my school were breaking up Pokemon card trading deals as if they were taking out major narcotic distributors. These bastards even managed to get TWO motion pictures in theaters, and they both made huge profit. Speaking of useless pocket-sized Japanese stuff...
4. Tamagotchis
It's really the original Pokemon if you think about it, with a dash of the sims. These little guys were pretty annoying but it was fun to show your friends that it can poop. Maybe if we still had these girls wouldn't be getting pregnant at 16.
3. Trolls
I don't have many memories of these, maybe because they creep me out. I do remember getting the hair in my mouth a few times. I also just became aware that these things look like the Olsen twins and that makes sense because they were big in the 90s too. Big figuratively.
2. Fingerboards
Fingerboards have been in the skateboarding community since the 70s as keychains, but in the 90s a Japanese company would have the marbles to make these things fully functional and collectibale. With the increased popularity of skateboarding in the late 90s with games like Tony Hawks Pro Skater, fingerboard product sales would reach an estimated $120 Million.
1. Beanie Babies
These little stuffed animals became popular because they weren't at stiff as the others at the time, but they became a craze once Ty (the company that produces them) announced that they would be retiring their line of fuzzy friends. Apparently Ty did a Michael Jordan/Jay-Z because they are still being produced today.
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