Matt Cooper’s Blog

This weekend I built these office cubes with a couple of guys from the Home Depot parking lot. It feels a lot more like an office now and less like a frat house. The guys seem to like having a little space. I’ll slap the paint on soon. Also I have a guy coming tomorrow who going to give me a quote on a 12″ topper of frosted glass—just to add that little bit of love.

I think I’m going to refurnish the back room to make it way more comfortable. Much better for brainstorms!

So Stephen Baldwin was at Kings Road when Gabe and I were having lunch. He was in Biodome. [cricket] [cricket] Ok then…

Michael Wincott pops up here and there as an actor. My favorite movie he was in was Basquiat. Although in What Just Happened he was amazing and funny as the director who couldn’t make the piece-of-shit film he wanted because the movie studio wanted to make their piece-of-shit movie. I’ve actually seen him a few times in the neighborhood. It looks like his hommie is on to me. I’ve been made. I gotta run.

IMDB. I know this is gonna sound crazy but he was super funny in Wild Hogs.

Man this guy is so good in everything he does. It doesn’t matter if it’s a small roll either. He really understands how to create little moments. Check out The Jason Bateman Fan Site.

A Handful of the Neo gang header out to the My Best Friends Girl Premiere last night. We saw the movie, hung out at the after party, and had mash potatoes.

Graham Nash music was before my time but at the same time it’s timeless. So what I’m saying is no matter what time your first time was to hear it you can pretty say is was still a good time—cause like I was saying it’s timeless. You know?

Ok, so I couldn’t name a single song post ’98 but Trent Reznor is still an amazing musician. Today we had lunch together, with his people who all together sneaked in the back door, at the local Pho joint on La Cienega.

Lionel Richie is not aging and it’s freaking me out. This dude is pushing 60 (born June 20, 1949) and he looks amazing. His solo stuff kinda put me to sleep but The Commodores were the shit! Anyway, here he his at Sushi Roku in West Hollywood.

Harold Perrineau plays Michael on Lost which one day will start up again, sigh…

He’s an absolute mess on the show and thus not very likable. However, I really liked him as Mercutio in the 90′s version of Romeo and Juliet.