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Chicago film duo, FND Films, is back with a new short just in time for the up-coming Sun Dance Film Festival. This Is Art is a satirical short pointing out all the ridiculous and cliche metaphors, imagery and ideas that are commonly used in "art" films. From slow burning cigarette's to the emo protagonist searching for themselves, follow Vinny as he is embellished in a world of deep thought and intelligent contrasts. 

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TheeWebsite's newest resident personalities, Jennifer Veal and Jesse Daly are back with another weekly round up of crazy stories, insane videos, and their hilarious banter on this week's What's Up.  

You can be sure that Jesse and Jenny find the wildest, most reckless content in pop-culture every time, and hook it up for the audience to enjoy and laugh along with them.  Everything from the sexy hologram pop star that is taking over Japan  to the Jamaican boy who is supposedly possessed by a demon were on deck this week.  

Check it out and let us know what you think of this week's episode; we really want to know if that possessed Jamaican kid thing is real, scariest shit we've seen since Paranormal Activity. 

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"What's Up?" You say it everyday as a greeting, you text it to your friends to figure out what's going on, it's the phrase that has completely changed how this generation says hello. Now "What's Up" is the newest and dopest news web-series on the internet, showcasing the radest viral videos, giving viewers a honest and youthful voice on pop-culture and world news, and letting you guys in on the latest news and updates here on TheeWebsite.  

These two characters are the extremely funny and talented hosts of What's up, Jennifer Veal and Jesse Daly. You might recognize them from their previous work on Disney and Nickelodeon but you can be sure they aren't scared to dive into topics outside of the teen-bopper box.

For the first episode of What's Up Jesse and Jenny discuss some topics that have been making rounds on the web- from the young Asian dude that snuck onto a flight disguised as an old white man to George Bush's new book highlight his comments about Kanye West. Jesse and Jenny also hit the streets to find out how voters in Los Angeles felt last week when they voted on the infamous Marijuana Legalization Initiative, Prop 19. And  last but certainly not least the What's Up Top 5 viral videos of the week. 

Let us know what you think about our new show, and make sure to check in every week for a new episode, featuring the coolest shit on the internet! 

Tom Shadyac isn’t a household name director but you’ve seen, and most likely feel like you’ve got your tickets, tub of sodas, and pinanta of popcorns worth for the monies you’ve spent. Directing movies such as “Ace Ventura: Pet Detective,” “Liar, Liar,” “Bruce Almighty,” just to name 3 for sake of attention span, he is a true product of the Hollywood Paradox.

Since his last critically smited “Evan Almighty,” he’s been living in a trailer park, comparing himself a sort of Gandhi, and considers the business of Entertainment a deadly toxin to the World. Now taking meetings on terms of both agents and representatives paddle board out into the ocean before he will start talking any business at all.

In the process of creating his newest film-a documentary called “I Am,”-he spends his life spending as little as necessary, giving to philanthropic organizations, and speaking out against the competitive nature mind-set that he believes destroys the creative excellence manifested in co-operation; which “I Am,”’s theme is aimed at.

He has made no comment on retuning all the money he made from the Industry that will cause the world to end.