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Early Film School Interview

In Progress: Film School Live

From last night's show at The Mercury Lounge, NYC.

Tonight: Film School & The Fatales

Film School, supported by Brooklyn four piece The Fatales, play New York's Mercury Lounge this evening. Algorithm produced both poster and online artwork for both bands promoting the event.

In Progress: Film School Live

Above: Justin LaBo, Film School, Maxwell's Hoboken, 5.21.2006

Opening Today: Apple Store Fifth Avenue

From Apple Insider

The Apple Store Fifth Avenue will be Apple's most architecturally innovative store and will also operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, to offer an unprecedented level of service, the company officially announced on Thursday.

The store features a distinctive 32-foot glass cube that creates an attractive new destination on Fifth Avenue, one of the world’s most popular shopping areas.

“We opened our first New York store in SoHo in 2002, and it has been successful beyond our dreams. Now we’re thrilled to open our second New York store on Fifth Avenue,” said Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO. “With outstanding service and an amazing location open 24 hours a day, we think the Apple Store Fifth Avenue is going to be a favorite destination for New Yorkers and people around the world.”

The new store offers more than 100 Macs and nearly 200 iPods for customers to try before they buy, as well as the world’s largest assortment of accessories.

The Apple Store Fifth Avenue also has the largest staff of any Apple Store, with nearly 300 highly trained Mac Specialists, Mac Geniuses and Creatives who will offer free tips and tricks on photography, movies and music.

Inside the Apple Store Fifth Avenue, customers will find a combined 45-foot Genius Bar, iPod Bar and The Studio where they can get face-to-face support, free advice and work on creative projects at any hour of the day or night.

Getting Ready For: The World Cup

Just Added: Film School Tour Additions

Following the current Film School Tour, Algorithm has just produced two more posters to accompany the recently added show at The Ballroom, Marfa, Texas, as well as one showing all the dates on the tour.

Also Waiting For: Super Smash Brawl

Even including Solid Snake from Metal Gear Solid! Reason enough to buy the Nintendo Wii.

Waiting For: New Super Mario Bros.

New Super Mario Bros. for Nintendo DS. Gameplay videos from IGN, combined into one single video.

From YouTube.com

More ZeFrank.com Logos

Following some severe service interruptions to Algorithm over the weekend, we're now back online (thanks to Jeremy at Technical Support, awesome job!) and are happy to present 2 Sport Racer logos which were used in Friday's edition of popular video blog 'The Show' by Ze Frank.

We're also pleased to confirm that Film School will be using the tour posters (see previous post) on their upcoming tour, which starts tomorrow.

Just Added: Film School Tour Posters

Algorithm has recently completed a proposal for Film School's upcoming US tour consisting of a series of 26 posters. You can see the poster set here.

Buddakan NYC Opens On Monday

From UrbanDaddy.com

"On Monday, Philly kingpin Stephen Starr opens the decadent, 16,000 square foot space—a spectacular two-story Chinese mansion in the upper regions of the Meatpacking District."

More information here.

Sony Launches James Bond Teaser

Coachella 2006: Ladytron

Photograph By Algorithm

David Blaine At Lincoln Center

David Blaine, suspended underwater in a large glass bowl, begins his seven day stunt earlier today at Lincoln Center, New York.

"Illusionist David Blaine has begun his latest stunt - spending seven days underwater in his "human aquarium" challenge in New York.

The 33-year-old lowered himself into a 2.5m (8ft) acrylic sphere filled with water at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.

A mask and air line will keep Blaine alive, while food will be provided through a tube.

"My only fear is the unknown," Blaine said before descending into the sphere.""(BBC)



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