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TV Adult Swim Creatives Talk Etnies Collaboration

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Last night, etnies and Adult Swim threw a launch party to announce a collaborative project between the two brands. Complex’s Lifestyle Editor Bradley Carbone got a chance to catch up with the group responsible for designing the shoes and putting it together: Adult Swim Creative Director Jake Escobedo, Senior Designer Brandon Lively, and etnies Brand Marketing Manager Eladio Correa.

Check out an exclusive interview with the trio below to learn more about the sneakers, Adult Swim’s creative process, and an upcoming special called The Return of Freaknik that stars Lil' Wayne, T-Pain and David Banner .

September 26, 2008 | Permalink | 7 Comments
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TV Aqua Teen Hunger Force Needs A Real Life Carl

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Are you a fat, hairy, crude asshole who likes to wear flip-flops and sweatpants? Aqua Teen Hunger Force want to make you a star.

The Adult Swim show is in the midst of developing the first-ever “live-action” episode (or as close to live action as you can get when your protagonists are all talking, floating fast food products), and they just announced that they will be holding an open casting call for the role of their depraved neighbor Carl. The search will begin next Saturday (July 26) at the Omni Hotel during the San Diego Comic Con, where the show’s co-creator, Dave Wills (who also voices Carl) will be on hand. Watch Carl getting wasted and cutting his nipples off after the jump.

July 17, 2008 | Permalink | 2 Comments
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Toys Adult Swim x Kid Robot Mini Figures

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Last night, Kid Robot and Adult Swim held simultaneous parties in New York, Atlanta and L.A. to celebrate the release of of their first Mini Figure collabo. All your favorite Cartoon Network characters from Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law, Frisky Dingo, The Venture Bros., Metalocalypse, Robot Chicken, Squidbillies, Moral Orel and Assy McGee are all represented in vinyl form. Get 'em online or at a Kid Robot store for $7.95 each in blind boxes, meaning you might have to buy a bunch before you collect 'em all. After the jump, see pictures of the rest of the characters.

April 18, 2008 | Permalink | 3 Comments
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