Artist: Charlyne Yi

I cannot listen to a note of Man Man without recalling Passion of the Weiss' hilarious and spot-on takedown of the band a couple of years ago. But that's tangential to this video, directed by Lex Halaby and starring Fred Armisen, Martin Starr and Charlyne Yi. Spun off the band's song "Rabbit Habits," it's a mini-horror movie featuring cameos by Brett Gurewitz and the Ice Cream Man. There are worse ways to spend six minutes. The Great Lake Swimmers' "Pulling on a Line" gets an appropriately sylvan treatment [...]

What if Teen Wolf wasn't Michael J. Fox - or even Jason Bateman - but instead an insecure Asian girl manipulated by a chocolate-wielding lothario? Would he accept her? If not, would she ever find someone with whom she's compatible, someone to order bunny rabbit waffle cones and van-surf atop Ice Cream Man's truck? Man Man dares to ask these tough questions and more in their new video (more like a short film actually) for "Rabbit Habbits", starring Fred Armisen, Charlyne Yi, and Martin Starr. See what we mean below.... [...]

Man Man released their third studio album, Rabbit Habits , last year and have since been working their asses off supporting the new record. The vaudeville-esque band is known for their outlandish onstage appeal and rough, viking-like sound, so when they released their new video for the album's title track, "Rabbit Habits", we had to take a look and see what sort of bizarre, imaginative surprises they had in store for us, and we must say it's one of the best videos we have seen in a while. Taking [...]

Music video for "Rabbit Habits" by Man Man from the album of the same name.

Last night I got to go to the premiere of Paper Heart, a mockumentary of sorts starring Charlyne Yi and Michael Cera. It's a movie that starts out as a documentary about love (and how Charlyne doesn't believe in it) and then turns into a narrative love story between her and Michael Cera. Charlyne Yi is a stand-up comedian and from the clips they played, I have to say that, besides how awkward