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coming to mtv on nov. 28th—a tribute to ryan dunn

On June 20, 2011, Ryan Dunn passed away in a tragic, late-night car accident. The suddenness of his death stunned and deeply affected not only close friends and family but a legion of worldwide fans that had grown up watching Dunn’s unabashed antics on the television and movie screen.

In the weeks to follow we posted numerous memorials here on the site (including the video below), but now it’s time to properly celebrate the memory of Ryan with stories and remembrances from those whose lives he’d touched over the years with his genuine friendship, candor and mirth.

Combined with raw footage from his earliest days with Bam Margera and the CKY crew in West Chester, Pennsylvania, to truly never-before-seen moments on jackass, Ryan’s life—from the ri-goddamn-diculous to the intimately poignant—is bared and shared in this heartfelt hour-long tribute that proves even though he is gone his legacy remains and he will never be forgotten.

“It’s a surreal thing to undertake, doing a tribute to our brother Ryan's life. I still can’t believe he’s gone but we wouldn’t trust anyone else with this, so we are doing the best we can for Ryan, his family, friends, and everyone who loved him,” said, Johnny Knoxville.

A Tribute to Ryan Dunn premieres Monday, November 28, at 10:30pm ET/PT on MTV.

This same night, an all-new episode of Ridiculousness will air at 10:00pm ET/PT, featuring a guest-star appearance by Dunn that was taped earlier this year, while a special encore presentation of jackass 3.5 will be broadcast immediately following the tribute at 11:30pm ET/PT.

(Photo by Sean Cliver; 2002)

jackass "rent" and "clip" apps now on facebook

Are you one of the 15,000,000 odd fans* on our jackass Facebook page? If so, you're in luck (urine luck!), because we have two new opportunities for you to act and app upon. The first involves the ability to rent and stream jackass the movie, jackass number two, jackass 2.5, jackass 3 and jackass 3.5 directly through Facebook VOD-style, using Facebook Credits—all of which can be done right smack dab on the jackass Facebook page. That's right, no no need to drag your cursor's ass all over the damn social networked place.

Then there is the all-new "ClipApp", where you can search over 100 pre-selected scenes from all the jackass flicks to create your own customized clips. In other words, you can edit how they're linked together to mash-up a more personalized jackass experience, e.g. favorite pranks or stunts, a 100-percent Johnny Knoxville extraganza, or whatever else floats your little obsessive boat, and then share your final clip like a digital STD with friends on Facebook and other social sites. Did I mention it's free? Oh yeah.

Anyway, if you prefer your marketing poop straight from the horse's patoot in full downtown brown detail, here's the full release:

Paramount Pictures Offers Entire Jackass Movie Catalogue For Rental

Directly To Fans on Facebook® Platform

All Three Feature Films and Two Digital Features Now Available to Stream Using Facebook Credits

 Los Angeles, CA (July 27, 2011) - Celebrating nearly a decade of stunts, pranks and camaraderie, Paramount Pictures announced today it is offering the entire Jackass movie catalogue including Jackass The Movie, Jackass 2, Jackass 3, as well as, digital features Jackass 2.5 and Jackass 3.5 available for rent directly through the Jackass Facebook Page.

Millions of people that Like the Jackass Page can easily rent and enjoy the entire collection of Jackass movies directly through Facebook using Facebook Credits at https://www.facebook.com/jackass.  Consumers simply click the ‘Watch’ link on the Jackass Facebook Page and choose among five Jackass movie apps to seamlessly rent, watch and enjoy the outrageous pranks from Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Ryan Dunn, Wee Man, Preston Lacy, Dave England and “Danger Ehren” McGhehey.

Jackass movies can be rented individually using Facebook Credits and viewed for up to 48 hours. While watching through Facebook, consumers will have full control over their movie viewing experience. They can choose to watch in full screen, pause the movie, leave Facebook and resume playing when logged back in.

Jackass The Movie, Jackass 2 and Jackass 2.5 can each be purchased for 30 Facebook Credits ($2.99).  Recently released movies Jackass 3 and Jackass 3.5 are available for purchase for 40 Facebook Credits ($3.99). This offering is currently only available to consumers in the United States. The Jackass movies are rated R and can only be rented by Facebook users who are at least 17 years old.

Paramount Pictures is also launching a Jackass ClipApp, a fully customizable application that allows fans to search over 100 pre-selected scenes from all five movies, create custom clips and edit how they are linked together for a personalized Jackass experience. Clips can be shared by users with their friends on Facebook and other social sites. The Jackass ClipApp is free and available in the United States giving fans the ability to combine together their favorite Jackass experience and share it with friends through Facebook Platform.

Clips are searchable by any keyword or through more structured categories including scene, individual cast member or performer.  For example, a fan can search by categories such as punch, pranks, sports or “Johnny Knoxville”.  There is no limit to the number of ways a fan can search Jackass content. Viewing and sharing content will require age verification.  Users must be at least 17 years old to access the ClipApp or view shared clips.

MTV recently launched two mobile Jackass apps, one on iPad and one on iPhone, in honor and celebration of Jackass’ 10 year anniversary.

* Provided, that is, you live in the United States and are at least 17 years of age, but if you've already read the italicized fine print then this is sorely redundant, eh?

(Photo by Ben Kaller; Bithlo, Florida 2002)

jackass 3.5: caption this photo!

We're about to get all interactive up in this piece, but first allow me to remind you that if you have not yet picked up your copy of jackass 3.5 the unrated movie on DVD, Blu-ray, VOD or DTO, today is the greatest day to smash a pumpkin and do so. Don't worry, once you're done doing so, you can always come back, come down, and come up with a caption for this shocking jackass 3.5 still featuring Loomis Fall front stunt and center in "Electric Limbo."

No, this is not a contest (I repeat, this is NOT a contest), there are no prizes (nada, zip, nothing at all to speak of whatsoever), and for once you don't have to be a resident of the United States to play along (¡Viva España! O Canada! Huck it in me dumper, mate!), but after a day or two I'll check the comments and call out a few of the more creative captions to catch my eye in a forthcoming dickhouse.tv post (who knows... maybe even Johnny Knoxville himself will pop up and chime in, as he has been known to make the comment rounds in case you never check back after leaving your esteemed opinion steaming on our doorstep). Understood? Good. Then have at it and feel free to post up as many captions as your cortex can mentally poop out.

(Photo by Sean Cliver; California 2010)

the joost.com "don't try this at home" sweepstakes

Are you Irish? Do you know Clint Eastwood? Are you able to clean up at craps in Las Vegas or do you just clean up crap in Vegas toilets? If you answered "yes" to at least one of the questions above then luck be a lady tonight because this past Saturday it was announced via Facebook that there's a new jackass-related sweepstakes in town. So don't delay, sign up today! For what? For this: The "Don't Try This at Home" sweepstakes being held over at http://joost.promo.eprize.com/jackass/.

And if you haven't clicked off and away yet, what the hell are you waiting for? That dart's not going to unpluck itself, you know. Plus, there's all sorts of fun prizes to potentially be won, including a 40" Sony Google TV, 16GB Apple ipad, and lots of jackass merchandise, like T-shirts, hats, sunglasses, and coffee table books. You can enter once a day up until the sweepstakes closes, so be sure to make it part of your daily online time-wasting routine. Oh yeah, while you're there you can also elect to receive information about the upcoming release of jackass 3.5, which is what we're all about pushing in the first place.

(Photo by Sean Cliver; Burbank, California 2010)

jackass 3.5: the trailer

It's here! It's here! After months of stuff and other stuff the jackass 3.5 "first look" trailer is finally here along with all sorts of other news related to the what, when, where and how. Sorry, we refuse to answer the why, but if you've stuck it out with our nonsense this long then all that should make perfect sense by now. Anyhow, since we're making the question-and-answer rounds, you should probably read the formal press statement below that was released yesterday because it answers everything and more that you could ever wonder about jackass 3.5—unless of course the nature of your query is on par with the time of tea in England (not to be confused with the price of tea in China).

SANTA MONICA, Calif. (January 27, 2011) – April Fools Day may never be the same now that Paramount Digital Entertainment and MTV, both part of Viacom Inc., and Joost, a digital media company, jointly announced today that Joost has acquired the digital ad-supported distribution rights to jackass 3.5 in multiple territories. This latest installment of the highly successful jackass franchise will premiere on April 1, 2011 to a worldwide audience through Joost, which will also extend its player on the jackass Facebook community of over 8 million fans. Available online exclusively at Joost.com in twelve countries—U.S., Canada, U.K., Australia, Germany, France, Austria, Luxembourg, Spain, Belgium, Switzerland and Turkey—the digital episodes will bring the outrageous stunts and antics of the jackass crew to over 300 million people around the globe. The jackass 3.5 first-look trailer is now available on Joost.com in the U.S., Canada, U.K. and Australia.

Jackass 3.5, directed by Jeff Tremaine, will feature over 85 minutes of all-new content, including never-before-seen stunts, outrageous pranks and other side-splitting antics from the legendary pranksters Johnny Knoxville, Bam Margera, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Ryan Dynn, Wee Man, Preston Lacy, Dave England and “Danger Ehren” McGhehey. New episodes will be released on the Joost.com site weekly following its online premiere.

Paramount Pictures is distributing jackass 3.5 through an innovative strategy to feed global fan fervor and generate excitement for its feature length digital movie. Jackass 3.5 will be available globally online through Joost in weekly episodic installments. And Joost will extend its video player on the jackass Facebook page—home to more than 8 million jackass fans. Jackass 3.5 will culminate with the full-length uncensored feature being released through a variety of platforms including download-to-own, VOD, DVD and Television.

For all things jackass 3.5 on Joost.com please visit: http://www.joost.com/jackass3.5

For additional information on all things jackass please visit: www.facebook.com/jackass, http://twitter.com/jackassworld, www.dickhouse.tv/ and http://apps.facebook.com/jackasspranks/.

jackass cast on VH1 critics' choice movie awards

Tune in to VH1's 16th annual "Critics' Choice Movie Awards" on Friday, January 14th at 9:00pm ET/PT to see the cast of jackass where they finally belong: Acting in some of the biggest films of 2010.

For more info visit: www.CriticsChoice.VH1.com

(Photos by Rick Kosick; California 2011)

new from dickhouse in 2011... ridiculousness

This year, from the entertainment powerhouse of dick that first brought you Rob & Big and then Rob Dyrdek's Fantasy Factory, comes Ridiculousness. Hosted by Rob Dyrdek, Ridiculousness brings the best and funniest of amateur Interweb videos and user submitted content to MTV on June 9, 2011. Instead of sticking to stale scripted jokes and awkward audience interviews, Ridiculousness takes the video clip show to the next level as Dyrdek breaks down the hottest clips, laughing along with the audience and guest stars, reliving each memorable moment in his own unique and infectious style.

If you are of the Twittering ilk, follow this new show for updates, previews and more: www.twitter.com/ridiculousness

(Photos by Rick Kosick; Hollywood, California 2010)

the jackass 3D premiere in italy

Buon giorno! And that's the extent of the Italian I learned while reading Babar's World Tour to my son years ago. Well, I've learned a few more key Italian phrases recently, but more about that tomorrow. Until then, here are a few (very few) photos that managed to make it back to the USA on Johnny Knoxville's iPhone.

Immediately after departing Mother Russia, he and Chris Pontius made their way down to Italy for a quick jackass 3D press and premiere tour (with a few touristy stops between at the Colosseum and St. Peter's Basilica). I honestly don't know what else to say, so i'll simply let Knoxville's captions do the rest of the wordy work while I go take care of a tardy poo. A piu tardi!

Photos from left to right: Pontius in front of the Colosseum; At the jackass 3D after party with a student who wrote his master's thesis on jackass; A jackass 3D "victim" at the after party in Rome.

Bonus: If you're Italian and you know it, well, good for you, because the bulk of this video below is entirely in your tongue (and Fellini thought he had la dolce vita!). This isn't to dissuade any other non-Italian viewers though, because it doesn't take a man of the world to appreciate the subtle nuances of Pontius.

(Photos by Johnny Knoxville; Italy 2010)

wee man at aviano air force base

This past October, Wee Man congenially took to the friendly skies to promote jackass 3D. Now if you know anything about Wee Man at all then it should come as no surprise he generally goes out of his wee way to show up and support the U.S. troops in a big way wherever they may be stationed in the world. Here's video documentation of one such stop he made at Aviano Air Force Base in Italy (which I'm primarily using as a bridge to at least two more Italian-based posts to be posted in the coming days).

the jackass 3D premiere in moscow, russia: pt. 3

Before moving on to Johnny Knoxville and Chris Pontius's Roman holiday, let's first mop up the Moscow floor with a few videos found in the Siberian backwoods of YouTube. Warning: You're about to hear a language that would have scared the Cold War pants off your grandparents in the '50s. Fortunately we're beyond such things now, so just sit back and enjoy the animated body language of Pontius as he's dubbed down to speak in Russian tongues.

Next up, we have an amateur video presentation of Knoxville and Pontius entering the premiere amid air horn blasts, flash bulb bursts and ... glasses of water? Hmm. Well, I'm pretty sure that water eventually turned to vodka—miracle of miracles—especially once the cameraman finally caught up with Knoxville again at the after party. Incidentally, that's not a bald patch you're spotting on the back of Knoxville's head. That was an inadvertent injury sustained in Madrid, Spain while filming the opener to jackass 3.5.

Now this next video is for the hardcore fan only. It's an alternate angle of Knoxville's entry above with emphasis on the glass of water, a lot of dark chest shots, and eventually Pontius. What's funny about this one, though, is that you can hear how Knoxville keeps asking for updates on the whereabouts of Pontius. The reason being that Chris has this truly remarkable ability to just slip away from any scene unseen, which can be a real cause of consternation for the international "handlers" responsible for his whereabouts.

Anyway, that wraps up Russia. Do svidaniya, tovarisch!

the jackass 3D premiere in moscow, russia: pt. 1

Bozhe moi! For the third time in Dickhouse history, Johnny Knoxville and Chris Pontius have gone there and back again behind the former iron-clad curtain of Russia. The first occasion was a long, long race ago on the Gumball Rally in 2001, when they introduced the western world to the Russian police force and a stern, stern but fair phrase.

Then came the infamous Wildboyz trip of 2005, when we all learned that Knoxville was so hot to shoot that a new jackass movie may not be out of the question (and it wasn't: five or six months later we were back in the stupid thick of it filming jackass number two!). We also learned on this trip that Russian proctologists are not to be trusted; however, that finger-probing scene wasn't unveiled until jackass 2.5 in 2007.

This third trip blew out of Siberian left field, though, and within just days of celebrating Thanksgiving in the States both Knoxville and Pontius were off on an intercontinental adventure to the frigid bitch of Moscow in wintertime to kickov the Russian premiere of jackass 3D. Here are but a few of the first photos to come dribbling back via emails with scattered notations by Knoxville (other shots can be exclusively seen here).

Photos clockwise from upper left (ignore the poster shot in the middle): Comrade Chris Pontius; It was 3-degrees outside with a wind chill much below zero and Pontius was in short sleeves the whole time; I know it's shitty and out of focus but so are all of my pics; At the airport in Frankfurt, Germany... Pontius carries his guitar everywhere like Manny carries his spear.

(Photos by Johnny Knoxville; 2010)

goin' back to ireland with the jackass cast and hobo

Up until the point our train jumped the professional rails and plowed straight through the ass of Hollywood, many of us were involved in the magazine trade. Yes, despite all lowly appearances on jackass, we do have a combined sense of graphic design with a blue-collar knowledge of fonts. Hence our affinity for all things Helvetica and my main reason for posting up a Johnny-come-lately video from our now oddly distant days of Ireland past.

Within the context of this video, you will witness the use of Hobo, a font that was built into the computer revolution early on. As such, Hobo had a distinct "first mover" advantage, and it quickly became an 800-pound gorilla among those with low moral graphic design sense. From church socials to lost pets and gem and mineral shows, it became the scourge of public kiosks and bulletin boards everywhere.

Not that Hobo had a lot going for it design-wise to begin with (although its non-descender capacity did make it an ideal choice for bumper sticker slogans), but this rampant misuse and abuse by the plebeians perched it high atop the list of most mocked fonts by elitist typographers*. Of course it was later superseded in its infamy by Comic Sans, a font best described in the critically-acclaimed "I'm Comic Sans, Asshole" monologue posted on the McSweeney's site.

I'm not sure Hobo will ever see its retro day in the sun, but it was oddly refreshing to see its usage in this jackass 3D Dublin premiere recap. Slainte!

* In one instance we even used Hobo in Big Brother skateboard magazine Issue #4 (1993) to snidely illustrate a dicky little article devoted to "inside jokes," accompanied by a photo of Danzig.

(Photo by Sean Cliver; Dublin, Ireland 2010)

jackass 3.5: coming to the interweb march 2011

It's official. After a month or two of nebulous talkings, we're finally able to give you a somewhat firm release date—or at least month—for jackass 3.5: March 2011. What is jackass 3.5? Well, it's similar in almost every respect to jackass 2.5, in that it is the best of the rest of the footage that couldn't be squeezed into the stern, stern but fair run-time of jackass 3D, or may have been too similar in content to other segments already in the feature.

Like remember all that butt stuff in jackass 2.5? Even though many of those segments were of top shelf jackass quality, e.g. "Butt Bellows" and "Butt Bead Ass Kite," we already had the "Butt Chug" and "Strongman" tipping the scales in jackass number two (not to mention the "Fart Mask" and "Tiny Toilet"), which more than filled its anal quota —not that we have a quota, mind you, but it is important to celebrate diversity in feature content.

Anyway, you get the idea. And if you don't get the idea, well, lucky for you we just returned from Europe not too long ago, where we filmed all-new interviews with the cast to walk and talk through this excess amount of footage (as well as a few pieces that didn't go exactly as hoped but still ranked quite high on the ridiculous meter).

Logistically, jackass 3.5 will begin streaming in episodic chunks—like vomit!—on the Interweb in March 2011 with a full feature-length assemblage soon to follow. After the Interweb has had its saucy way with it, jackass 3.5 will then make its way to a digital afterlife on DVD with all sorts of added bonus crap.

So that's jackass 3.5 in brief. For those of you that prefer extended happy endings, here's the full release from Paramount Digital Entertainment and MTV that hit the online entertainment news outlets earlier today:

Paramount Digital Entertainment in association with MTV, both part of Viacom Inc., announced today that it plans to release jackass 3.5 digitally in March of 2011. Jackass 3D hit theaters on October 15, 2010 and has already grossed over $155 million at the worldwide box office. The film stars Johnny Knoxville and the boys and was produced by Dickhouse Production's Jeff Tremaine and Spike Jonze, along with Knoxville. Jackass 3.5, which was tailor-made for launch in digital media, will feature all new content, including never-before-seen stunts, pranks and other side-splitting antics by the jackass crew. New stunts and antics from jackass 3.5 will be released online weekly and then packaged together as a feature length film distributed digitally followed by other platforms including home video.

"I don't want to say that the jackass guys invented the Internet, but they were doing viral videos before most people had even heard the term. That distinguished heritage makes jackass the perfect franchise for digital," said Thomas Lesinski, President of Paramount Digital Entertainment. "When the jackass guys went to make jackass 3D, we proposed that we shoot a follow up to the successful jackass 2.5 digital feature alongside it, and everyone was up for it. In jackass 3.5, you are going to see an entire movie's worth of new stunts, new pranks and new gags, on whatever screen you choose."

"For jackass 3D we shot enough footage for two movies so a lot of great stuff didn't make it in the film. Luckily you will get to see those bits in 3.5. We also shot some additional footage in Europe specifically for 3.5. I have staples in my head right now to prove it. Woo-hoo!" said jackass co-founder and star Johnny Knoxville.

"It's been ten years since jackass first launched on MTV and there is still more poo, stunts and hilarity to go around on every screen imaginable," said Van Toffler, President, MTVN Music/Logo/Films Group. "Whenever the jackass crew gets together, you know there will be a plethora of valuable fragments of entertainment to satiate their fans, and jackass 3.5 will not disappoint as the latest installment in this fine franchise."

 (Photo by Sean Cliver; California 2010)

the jackass 3D european campaign: spain revisited

I'll be honest with you: I have a hard time giving up the past, and that's precisely why we're still in Spain—never mind the fact a significant amount of our daily traffic comes from there. Coincidence? Plate of shrimp? Random movie references that are now lost on a new generation of confused repo men? All these questions and more will not be answered, and that is even more precisely why we're going back down memory lane with a few videos I found while wandering around the worldwide wasteland. For instance, this straight up clippy clip from the premiere of jackass 3D at the Kinepolis in Madrid:

And now that you've seen a professional take on the movie premiere proceedings, let's step it down a digital pixel or two (perhaps even more) and peep the Spanish fan's eye view from the theatrical stands as the boys get wiggedy-wiggedy-wack on the mike while welcoming the crowd:

The world would not be what it is without poles—and no, that's not a nod to the Polish, but rather the concept of opposites. And with that we trade the in for the out to see an even more degenerative fan's eye view of the Kinepolis premiere entrance:

Bonus! Virtually every MTV EMA-oriented celebrity was housed at the Westin Palace, where numerous Españiards camped out all hours of the day to catch a glimpse of someone famous—or not, in some instances, an example being our cameraman Tyler Swain. I think he was initially mistaken by some teenage girls for Dave England (?)  and from there he proceeded to sign numerous autographs, pose for photos and receive the full flash popping power of the paparazzi. What with the old world architecture, giddy foreign accents and ebullient enthusiasm, it was all very Fellini-esque in our very own la dolce vita ridicola. Anyway, here's a random treasured moment from one campista feliz outside the hotel as the jackass cast made their way out the door and off to the EMAs:

the jackass 3D european campaign: spain, pt. 1

España! I've already beaten the rains from the plains well into the Basque region, so let's forge beyond such cliched territories into the very heart of Madrid where we took up residence for four-ish days. It was there that we also picked up one last addition to our crew with the arrival of Danger Ehren, who was heretofore unable to join us for personal reasons.

Now to be clear, we had no idea what was going to happen in Madrid with regard to a premiere for jackass 3D. This was the first time any of us had come to Spain in such a jackass capacity, so it was with no expectations whatsoever that we were driven to the outskirts of Madrid to a very unexpecting and suburban-like cineplex. But if the unruly crowd outside the theater was any indication of what was going on inside, well, it was even more chaotic than that. It was awesome!

Quite unlike the formalities of the London premiere (which was very Mary Poppins and by the prim and proper book), this was a total fan-fucking-free-for-all. Or at least so it appeared from my vantage point, which was a very crowded, jostled and hustled one indeed. Seriously, from the moment we first set foot on the red carpet it was like being mainlined into the theater with full sensory assault and overload on all fronts: screaming fans, blaring music, flashing flashes, dancing girls and even more screaming fans on top of that. Even jaded veterans of such events remarked on the pure off the hook nature of this particular premiere. Heck, we'd just come all the way to Spain and now there was no need to even consider a run with the bulls after surviving this night of running with the fans. ¡Viva España!

Photos clockwise from upper left: Chris Pontius gets lost in the crowd; Wee Man flaunts a Spanish rose; Danger Ehren finally in the Euro house; Two of the Dudesons—Jukka and Jarppi—rock out with their mock out.

Incidentally, several of us stuck around to see the feature since it was dubbed in Spanish. This was, perhaps, to the Españiards dismay, but we found it to be a real kick in the pantalones. Whoever they get to do these voices really does give it their all, and I can only imagine how much fun it would be to watch them in the dubbing sessions as they try to match the intensity of the scenes. Plus it was just plain hilarious hearing the jackass cast in their altered lingual states.

Photo: The more cast members we pick up the harder these group shots get. Sorry, Preston!

Photos clockwise from upper left: Dave England finds a familiar tattoo in the Spanish lot; Jeff Tremaine poses with Jeff Tremaine; Lance Bangs poses with Bam Margera and a promisory note signed by Spike Jonze, the alleged director of the equally alleged forthcoming Kim Jong-il biopic; Wee Man demonstrates the miracles of 3D for Rick Kosick's camera.

The after-party was not so much a party as it was a long, drawn out dinnery affair—a dinner that started at 11:00pm, mind you, but apparently that's just how the Spanish do it. They also smoke like chimneys in the dead of winter, so before long we were all driven to the fresher air of an outdoor patio where we mostly sat, drank and shot the American shit with the Kings of Leon, the lot of which had accompanied us to the premiere and then to dinner afterward. On that somewhat musical note, Part 2 of our European vacation in Spain will pick up on the eve of the MTV European Music Awards (everything between this and that was jackass 3.5 related and won't become relevant until early next year). Until then ... adiós muchachos del mono!

Photos left to right: Preston Lacy finally buries the college sports hatchet with Kings of Leon drummer Nathan Followill; A few minutes from the apparent 36-hour birthday celebration of our production coordinator Lindsey Shupe.

To see more photos from our Spanish inquisition be sure to pick up the official Dickhouse app available on iTunes.

(Photos by Sean Cliver; Madrid, Spain 2010)