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Friday
Apr 16 2010

Timmy Williams, his wife, and chickens |

We learned recently that The Whitest Kids U' Know's Timmy Williams has said "No More!" to the bustle of New York. He's moved to Portland, Oregon to raise delicious chickens and live off the land. A revealing profile in The Oregonian tells all:

The newest urban farmer in Rose City is also a TV star. Williams, 28, is one-fifth of , a New York-based comedy troupe he joined as a college student in 2001.

The group is still together, and Williams will soon rejoin his mates to write and shoot their show’s fifth season. But he won’t be away for long: Portland’s relaxed pace, and the balance between funky oddities, cosmopolitan culture and the balm of nature, won him and his wife Kristin, 30, over for good.“We want to grow our own food, raise our own animals and make stuff on our own. We’ve already made our own cheese, our own pickles and pizza dough.”

Thursday
Apr 15 2010

News of the World

-- T begins next week and the best part is you can enjoy all the fest's glamour and razzle dazzle without leaving your flip n' fuck.  The TFF ; smart idea!  A couple of movies on the schedule have caught our eye: with James Urbaniak and Amy Sedaris , , an SNL doc directed by James Franco , with Jay Baruchel , and a quirky Irish offering called :

--Since we're one of the who've cut the cable cord, we've been missing Nick Stevens and Matt McCarthy's banter in . Have these been around for a while?

--There's a Penelope Princess of Pets viewing party at Union Pool slated for Monday night, April 26th. Mark it.

-- Season 4, which was pushed back from a January release to June 2010, is under production still; shooting continues in New York soon.

-- In NVW yesterday , we featured Tesla 's new episodic documentary that hopes to showcase various scenesters in the NYC indie improv world. We asked series creator what the plan is and he said,  "It's filmed at , and it introduces improv teams through onstage highlights and backstage interviews. Our April show was last weekend and a ridiculous crowd turned out--about 120 in total.  For the 2nd video, we'll be focusing on the ladies of M.A.D. and a new team of smart younger kids called Malibu Radley ."