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Just like you and I, movie star actors use their electronic computer machines to determine their best dance moves. Paul Rudd is no different. Take a peek at Paul’s personal files as he trips the light fantastic with his latest jig “Nude Tayne” courtesy of Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!

More awesomeness from Tim and Eric:

• Sure, Why Not? The Face Time Party Snoozer From Tim and Eric
• Tim and Eric Do Old Spice
• More On Dr. Steve Brule
• Check Out Check it Out with Dr. Steve Brule
• TUESDAY (Jan. 26): Tim, Eric and John C. Reilly For Your Haiti
• Zach Galifianakis is…The Snuggler
• Get on the Floor for Major Lazer’s “Pon De Floor”
• MONDAY: Surprises!

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Apologies for the late post, I was out late with my Face Time Party Snoozer on last night and just now woke up. The Face Time Party Snoozer is just one of the amazing life-altering products from Cinco and Tim and Eric.

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Start your week off fresh with some Old Spice ads directed by the bizarrely hilarious Tim and Eric from Adult Swim’s Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! The clever Odor Blocker Body Wash campaign stars the always entertaining Terry Crews as the spokesman you don’t want to question as well as Tim and Eric’s trademark lo-fi special effects, awkward screams and general outrageousness which all adds to exploding trees and talking tigers and abs of course. P-P-P-P-P-P-POWER! See the entire campaign and more at Old Spice.com.

• “ZOOM” :30

“This in-depth exploration into the inner workings of Odor Blocker Body Wash has won multiple science awards and been published in journals of science that have been cataloged.”

• “FLEX” :30

“Welcome to the wildly powerful world of Odor Blocker Body Wash. I hope you’re into explosions.”

• “PUNCH” :15

“Punches stop people, Odor Blocker stops odor, and parachutes stop drag race cars. This commercial illustrates two of those three points.”

• “Sun” :15

“What’s better than one sun? Two suns! SPOILER ALERT!!!”

• “ZOOM” :15

“You can spend the next fifteen seconds of your life watching a man and a tiger scream together or you can be an idiot.”

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See what I did with that post title? “More On Dr. Steve Brule” because he’s a moron! Off the top of the dome folks. Another 30 seconds of comedic gold has once again been released from the evil geniuses Tim, Eric and John C. Reilly’s Dr. Steve Brule as the second promo for Check it Out with Dr. Steve Brule hits the internets in the face. Check it Out with Dr. Steve Brule premieres May, 16th at 12:30am on Adult Swim.

Check out the first teaser here.

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Straight out of the “holy crap this can’t come out fast enough” department, it’s the teaser for the Dr. Steve Brule spinoff show Check it Out with Dr. Steve Brule. The brainchild of the brilliantly twisted comedic duo known as Tim and Eric as well as the funny whenever he wants to be John C. Reilly, Check it Out with Dr. Steve Brule premieres May, 16th at 12:30am on Adult Swim. For your health!

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John C. Reilly’s Dr. Steve Brule character along with Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim from Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!, host two shows at The Cinefamily on Fairfax to make people laugh for a very good cause. Also on the evening’s agenda is a preview of two new episodes from Awesome Show’s upcoming 5th season along with a Q&A with Tim, Eric and John.

All proceeds from the evening’s show will go to help Partners In Health’s mission in Haiti.

*Shows are now sold out but tickets may be available at the door!

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Zach Galifianakis’ brand of absurdist humor is already, um, quite absurd (and thankfully on display in Between Two Ferns every now and then). But when you pair the bearded wonder with the genius weirdos Tim and Eric from Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! well let’s just say you get a superhero unlike any other with The Snuggler.

Also…Click here for every Zach G clip from Tim and Eric including the thrilling conclusion to The Snuggler!

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Close out the summer this Labor Day weekend with art openings, saving our state parks by dancing your ass off and watching classic movies in unusual places around Los Angeles.

• Brooklyn based artist Jon Vermilyea brings an Attack From Space with art and a new silkscreen book to The Secret Headquarters in Silver Lake.

• Fresh friends at Fresh Pressed host Michael C. Hsiung and his cast of mythical creatures for an opening and live screenprinting of select works in Los Feliz.

• Picnicing, beer tasting and “beautiful baby” watching at the Barnsdall Art Park for an outdoor movie night featuring Jon Favreau’s Los Feliz inspired Swingers.

• Go to the Fuck Yeah Fest and help save our state parks while enjoying the musical stylings of the Black Lips, No Age, Tim and Eric and many more F-Yeahers at the Los Angeles State Historic Park.

• Buff Monster brings a Heavy Metal Ice Cream Smile to the Corey Helford Gallery in Culver City just in time to cool off and close out the summer.

• Be there for Being There at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery as Cinespia presents the 1979 dramedy (and original Forrest Gump) directed by Hal Ashby (Harold and Maude) starring Peter Sellers.

• Enjoy your day off while watching the recently departed John Hughes’ 1986 classic Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. Also at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery.

• Also on Saturday night, The Cinefamily on Fairfax and Paul F. Tompkins (Mr. Show) has an adventure for you should you choose to accept it: Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure directed by Tim Burton. Screening as part of the Upright Citizens Brigade’s Comedy Death Ray series.

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Major Lazer (Diplo and Switch) does it again for Mad Decent, this time following up their last azz kicking video with some major dancehall daggering. No stranger to outlandish music videos himself (watch Dance Floor Dale get downright nasty when you have some privacy), Eric Wareheim of Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! directs this clip which features a virtual house full of some of Jamaica’s best daggerers, dancers, and funny face makers.

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Oh how I long to be one of the many thousands of lucky nerds in San Diego for Comic-Con (still can’t believe I’ve never been, I fear my dork credibility may be in jeopardy!) Fortunately there are many a happening around Los Angeles to take your mind off all the geeky goodness we’re missing out on.

• With that being said, allow me to start with a few events at Comic-Con for those who made the trek down the 405 freeway:

Artist signings by Mark Ryden, Joe Ledbetter, James Jean, The Pizz, Scott Musgrove, Ron English, and Travis Louie for Last Gasp Publishing.

James Jean (again), David Choe, and David Horvath for Giant Robot.

And a Tim and Eric sighting at their very own con of the awesome variety, appropriately called Awesome Con!

• Wayne White (one of my favorite typographists) and Exene Cervenka fly their way over to the Western Project Gallery in Culver City with their two person show, We Are Not the Jetset.

• Stick around Culver City for a three person show featuring some Heavy Petting with David Burke, Riddles In the Dark with Mia, and Keep It Down with guest artist Sarah Folkman at the Corey Helford Gallery.

• Don’t leave Culver City just yet cause the Scion Installation Space opens up it’s place for the 2009 Vice Magazine Photography Exhibition featuring Jamie Lee Curtis Taete, Maggie Lee, and former Vice photo editor, Tim Barber.

• Cinespia presents The Muppet Movie at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery, need I say more?

• Recoup on Sunday and take an Urban Hike through Little Tokyo with the Architecture and Design Museum Los Angeles.

• Spread your wings and fly to the MOCA’s Pacific Design Center on Melrose for an art talk with Benjamin Ball and Gaston Nogues whose installation Feathered Edge: A New Installation by Ball-Nogues Studio is currently on view and features “over 21 miles of colored strings configured in catenary curves span the gallery space to form a dynamic environment.”

• And finally, end your weekend on a “high” note (yeah, that’s right I said it) with Cheech and Chong’s classic Up in Smoke at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery.

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