Once again we’ve gathered up some of the coolest goings-ons in the vein of live events and don’t want you to let this Labor Day weekend go by without having had a proper heads-up:
Burning Man 2010
This year, Burning Man is being streamed live on Ustream so all weekend you can “inspect the daily course of city life and the future prospect of civilization” from the comfort of your home. Also be sure not to miss the actual burning of the Man which takes place tomorrow (Saturday) night. The event ends on Monday, September 6th.
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Is everybody ready for more cop and medical dramas this fall? How about multi-camera comedies about zany old people living with their young relatives? Who’s hankering for a fish out of water story? Hello? Anyone?
Whether you like it or not, the new season of network shows is almost here. To help you decide what to watch, we’ve compiled a list of every new comedy and drama from the big four networks (CBS, ABC, NBC, FOX). Because not every show will survive, we’ve included our bets for which shows will be canceled first. This decision is based purely on each show’s “sneak preview,” a 2-3 minute trailer with the occasional gushing remark from the show’s stars and creators.
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Happy Friday!
This morning our team was greeted by a surprise batch of homemade Clicker Cupcakes thanks to our favorite mustachioed content manager, Addison. Turns out he’s just as good at decorating food as he is at his job!
We wish we could share these cupcakes with you for real, but since we can’t, please live vicariously through this picture:
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A little over a week ago, I had a conversation with Brendan Bradley of Squatters and it turned into a sort of evaluation of the Web Industry, from someone who 
was involved in the thick of it. It sparked an idea to create an ongoing conversation with Web Industry natives to gather their thoughts on where the Web is going and how they’ve managed to navigate it thus far. We’re calling it Web on Web.
Today our conversation is with Michael Field, who created, wrote, directed, produced, and starred in The Puzzle Maker’s Son. The series follows a man named David Harding (played by Michael) as he attempts to uncover clues to his father, the puzzle maker’s, death. It’s 10 episodes of unadulterated mystery, and it’s definitely worth checking out. Because of Michael’s ability to wear so many hats, we knew that if anyone had any insight into what it takes to get a Web series off the ground, it would be him:
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Today is the type of day that only comes around once in a lifetime. It’s not a national holiday, or even a widely recognized phenomenon; it’s September 2nd, 2010 and if you haven’t already figured it out, that’s 9.02.10, for short.
As in Beverly Hills 90210? I think so.
So if you’ve been putting off starting the daunting 10 season original series or just need an excuse to revisit the new 90210 again in time for its third season premiere on September 13th, there’s no time like the present.
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