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Went to the NewMindSpace NYC Pillow Fight ‘08 people were pretty aggressive, I received a cut on my cheek from my safety goggles after being hit with a pillow at very high velocity, but I did take lots of pictures.

Went to the NewMindSpace NYC Pillow Fight ‘08
 people were pretty aggressive, I received a cut on my cheek from my safety goggles after being hit with a pillow at very high velocity, but I did take lots of pictures.

IE finally released the Food Court Musical from the sadly failed NBC pilot (via Improv Everywhere)

“Maryland’s Big Bucks Party Pack instants, featuring DC Pierson, Gavin Speiller and Noah Starr” (via The Apiary)

DC and Gavin, just being absolutely hilarious! Great commercial guys, good work! 

YouTube - Sketchies2's Channel
YouTube is holding a second Sketchies comedy short contest. Winner gets $15,000 worth of production equipment and $25,000 cash. First video must feature a road trip and a musical instrument. - via http://www.dead-frog.com/news/
Jon Stewart, Hands Long Tied by Strike, Pedals Fast for Oscars

Jon Stewart, due to the strike, is only now getting to work on the writing for the Oscars. Stewart’s main concern: “The thing I always have to fight is I have a tendency to undercut.” - Via http://www.dead-frog.com/news/

Bobby” (Eric Drysdale) has left his job as a writer for The Colbert Report
Colbert Report Writer Eric Drysdale (who also plays stagehand Bobby) has left the show. Says many new projects forthcoming, promising more info to come on his website. - via http://www.dead-frog.com/news/

You can put Dave Hill with anyone in an interview setting and the Man just creates magic, I wish he could bottle his ability into a drinkable potion.

Well I think the Haroldcast can officially scratch off “Make a Homepage/Blog” on our official “Things to Do to Succeed in Podcasting,” To-Do List.  Now we’ll slowly accomplish everything else, and then sweet death… I mean… success!