Anyone in the singles market?

So, it recently came to my attention that two women have advocated themselves in a recent breakup, and a husband search.

First, a breakup many will be excited about; even though I think this person is very nice and so is her filmmaker husband as well:

That's right! Jenna Fischer, fresh off the hotness that is The Office, has just recently announced on her and her ex-husband's myspace page that they have officially separated. I'm sure they were in good spirits and wish them all the best. At the same time, ain't Jenna Fischer fine? Either way, go wish her and the ex the best of wishes, and who knows? Maybe you can get lucky? Don't even act like y'all don't be pimpin' on myspace either.

A second opportunity presented itself when I stumbled upon a Pitchfork interview:


M.I.A, who just released a stellar fuckin' album called "Kala," has cited in a interview with Pitchfork that she is in need to extend her visa for a year. So she asked the kind interviewer at Pitchfork that she needs a husband, so she can do some heavy touring in the states. Think you can hang? Go to M.I.A.'s MySpace page and make your thoughts known.

Hey, worth a shot right?

New Releases this Week: 9/4

This week on the DVD front is the 2nd, and uncensored, mind you, season of Robot Chicken, courtesy of the good folks at Adult Swim. In this DVD set are more of our favorite stop motion claymation created by Seth Green, taking a parody filled turn, especially with its creme de la cremme episode, the Star Wars parody.

Aside from Robot Chicken, you also have Season three of The Office, the hit TV show featuring Steve Carrell as the boss man, and Rainn Wilson as his trusty assistant. On the music front, there isn't really much coming out, but there is a nifty little movie compilation from Ice Cube called "In The Movies," which contains all his tracks which he has contributed to various movie soundtracks during his career lifespan. You'd be hard pressed to find a CD with "Natural Born Killers," "How To Survive In South Central," and his most recent movie/soundtrack hits "You Can Do It," alongside several others. At least this should hold you over until 9/11, when you have several new releases hitting the marketplace, such as Kanye West's long awaited third album, "Graduation," 50 Cent with "Curtis," and last, but not least, DJ Muggs & Sick Jacken with "The Legend Of The Mask And The Assassin."

Be on the lookout for the top iPhone and iPod rumors set to come out later today.