Eddie's dad.

Brandon Cruz is shooting a post-punk doc covering a lot of things, such as live interviews with the incarcerated Jay Adams. Cruz' large cinematic crew was present and accounted for at the ersatz happening at Powerplant in LA. Metro Elite Unit cops were all a jitter when unnamed entities launched a volley of high velocity pyrotechnic missiles on Melrose Avenue, literally stopping traffic. Other recontextualized acts of war and mayhem were noted throughout the crime scene. Inside the Plant, hundreds gigged to artistic enterprise and aesthetic functionalism by Jason Jessee, Evan Yaniv, and Steve Olson. Scott Cahn's Harley low low rated a shitload of comment. Panheads, shovelheads, Nortons, Triumphs, Indians, and Vincent Black Shadows were also obvious standouts. Several Olson-esque offspring raised issues of misunderstood child rearing messages while culturati pondered the problems of how to buy into the abundance of the authentic.

A film documentary fabricated by Tobin Yelland, Aaron Rose, Josh Leonard and others is said to be premiering at the upcoming Sundance Film festival. Rumored to be covered and appearing are staples of the underbelly including Thomas Campbell, ET, Gonz, Claire Rojas, Ari Marcopoulos, Barry McGee, Samo, Phil Frost, Glen Friedman, Wes Humpston, Shepard Fairey, ESPO, Mike Mills, KAWS, REAS, Cheryl Dunn, Andy "AJ" Jenkins, Spike Jonze, and Geoff McFetridge. It is also worth noting that Tommy Guerrero was just sequestered in off-Hollywood in order to work on the soundtrack.