Fifty Shades of Grey is still running rampant in the movie theaters, and Kingsmen is kind of fun–but we’re still grateful to have a busy week of new trailers promising us that a lot more fun mayhem is coming to the multiplexes. This week’s cavalcade of trailers includes international takes on Mad Max: Fury Road and Furious 7, and one direct-to-video epic that would be a major summer release in a better world. Take a look at a week back of solid action movie trailers. You won’t have to wait until summer for some of them…

Mad Max: Fury Road (International Trailer)

We know that there’s already been some awe-inspiring trailers for this Mad Max reboot, but the international trailer has to cram in even more action to impress the Asian audiences–and all good geeks know that mayhem looks better when you have Asian subtitles. We’re also seeing more of the brides of Fury Road here, with Charlize Theron and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, yeah…

Run All Night

Hey, it’s aging Liam Neeson being all badass again. The box-office for Taken 3 says that you still like that kind of thing, and so do we. There’s been a trailer out for a while, but this is the television spot that debuted this week and reminded us that guys don’t even like to go a month without some kind of Liam Neeson action…

Pound of Flesh

There’s an alternate world where Jean Claude Van Damme stars in Run All Night and Liam Neeson goes direct-to-video in this tale of a guy who wakes up with a missing kidney and kicks ass to get it back. It’s not just that Van Damme’s character is pissed off to find himself living an urban legend. He’s also already promised a kidney to his very sick niece. Don’t bring up Crank: High Voltage, either. That was about a guy missing his heart, so it’s completely different…

Furious 7 (International Trailer)

You don’t get Asian subtitles here, but this international take on Furious 7 has a little more action than the Super Bowl spot. Just don’t go asking if there’s anybody walking around on the ground beneath that skyscraper at the end of this trailer…

Hot Pursuit (1985)

And let’s not neglect even more gals of action, with Sofia Vergara and Reese Witherspoon hitting the road as, respectively, a convict and a police officer on the run from bad guys. It’s looking better than we’d expect in an ’80s-throwback kind of way…

As we look back on a busy week, we’re happy to see that Heather Rae Young worked just as hard as we did–although she looks a little more sexy on a computer, and we also like the way that she works in her corporate plugs. At least, we’re going to assume that she’s getting those drinks for free. That’s what we usually think while we’re getting distracted by the hot bods of American’s hottest Instagram models.

They all put on a fine display this week, and we’d also like to salute surfer girl Anastasia Ashley for her hot poses with a cold Bud Light. We couldn’t miss that logo even with the very distracting Anastasia right there. We’re not sure if UFC gal Arianny Celeste is actually modeling jeans in her hot pic, but we’re sure going to look very closely to see if there’s a brand name there.

Also, we’re thinking that a few lovely models recycled some Valentine’s Day photos, judging from the scarlet sexiness of Gia Marie, Sandra Kubicka, Monica Viqu, and Tasha Oakley. Better late than never, we say–but don’t waste any time checking out these very hot Instagram photos…

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Scarlett Johansson stopped by the 17th Annual IFP/West Independent Spirit Awards last night, and that scene has become kind of a joke. The movie that won Best Picture had a $20 million budget and featured lots of Hollywood stars. Also, the IFC Channel shows mainstream studio schlock all the time now and just hopes that you find it kitschy and cool. They should show more of the cheap horror movies that IFC makes on the side, but that would be, like, independent.  [photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty]

The really good news is that Scarlett Johansson decided to ignore the independent spirit which says that celebs shouldn’t dress to glamorously, and chose to rock a little black dress that was better than any little indie film we saw last year.

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That dress is also a nice topper to a collection of Scarlett Johansson’s 22 Hottest Photos on the internet. Yes, we’ve already paid a lot of attention to Scarlett in things like a sexy SodaStream commercial, and a Dazed photo shoot, and lots more. But as Scarlett moves on to the Oscars tonight, let’s ponder her hottest pics–and what she’ll be wearing on the red carpet  for the Academy Awards. We’ll have that covered later on…

The Razzies–aka The Golden Raspberries–were handed out last night, and it’s another awards ceremony that’s turned into a clunker. It used to be fun, but now most of the nominations honoring bad movies are kind of political. You really get the feeling that The Razzies start by listing all of the acceptable targets, and then moves on from there.

So that’s how we get no love for A Million Ways To Die in the West or Expendables 3 or Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, or even Cameron Diaz and Nicola Peltz. There were also some lazy nominations for Tammy. At least the Razzies went after the right Hercules movie–but it’s sad to see the new Razzie Redeemer Award, where the Razzies can kiss some Hollywood ass.

Nobody showed up to accept their award, either–breaking a very occasional tradition started by Bill Cosby for his multiple “wins” for Leonard: Part 6. We’re surprised the Razzies didn’t find a way to squeeze in a shot at that guy. Anyway, here’s what you got, with the winners in bold…

WORST PICTURE

Kirk Cameron’s Saving Christmas
Left Behind
The Legend of Hercules
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Transformers: Age of Extinction

WORST ACTOR

Nicolas Cage: Left Behind
Kirk Cameron: Kirk Cameron’s Saving Christmas
Kellan Lutz: The Legend of Hercules
Seth MacFarlane: A Million Ways To Die in the West
Adam Sandler: Blended

WORST ACTRESS

Drew Barrymore: Blended
Cameron Diaz: The Other Woman and Sex Tape
Melissa McCarthy: Tammy
Charlize Theron: A Million Ways to Die in the West
Gaia Weiss: The Legend of Hercules

THE RAZZIE REDEEMER AWARD

Ben Affleck: Gone Girl
Jennifer Aniston: Cake
Mike Myers: Supermensch (director)
Keanu Reeves: John Wick
Kristen Stewart: Camp X-Ray

WORST SUPPORTING ACTRESS

Cameron Diaz: Annie
Megan Fox: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Nicola Peltz: Transformers: Age of Extinction
Brigitte Ridenour: Kirk Cameron’s Saving Christmas
Susan Sarandon: Tammy

WORST SUPPORTING ACTOR

Mel Gibson: Expendables 3
Kelsey Grammer: Expendables 3, Legends of Oz, Think Like a Man Too, Transformers: Age of Extinction
Shaquille O’Neal: Blended
Arnold Schwarzenegger: Expendables 3
Kiefer Sutherland: Pompeii

WORST DIRECTOR

Michael Bay: Transformers: Age of Extinction 
Darren Doane: Kirk Cameron’s Saving Christmas
Renny Harlin: The Legend of Hercules
Jonathan Liebesman: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Seth MacFarlane: A Million Ways To Die in the West

WORST SCREEN COMBO

Any Two Robots, Actors (or Robotic Actors): Transformers: Age of Extinction
Kirk Cameron & His Ego: Kirk Cameron’s Saving Christmas
Cameron Diaz & Jason Segel: Sex Tape
Kellan Lutz & Either His Abs, His Pecs or His Glutes: The Legend of Hercules
Seth MacFarlane & Charlize Theron: A Million Ways To Die in the West

WORST SCREENPLAY

Kirk Cameron’s Saving Christmas
Left Behind
Sex Tape
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Transformers: Age of Extinction

WORST REMAKE, RIP-OFF OR SEQUEL

Annie
Atlas Shrugged #3: Who Is John Galt?
The Legend of Hercules
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Transformers: Age of Extinction

The 2015 Oscars are all anyone can talk about, so make sure you know how to watch the Academy Awards live stream online on February 22nd. The Academy Awards start at 7:00 PM EST.

Most people watching the Oscars will either host people at their house or go to someone else’s and watch it on TV for an Oscar Party, but a few of you might want to know how to stream the premiere film awards ceremony on your computer, phone or tablet.

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Here’s how to watch Oscars 2015:

Watch the Oscars on your Phone or Tablet

If you’re on the move and trying to watch The Academy Awards on your phone or tablet, then the only option you have is downloading the Watch ABC app. That will allow you to watch live ABC programming after you enter your service provider information. We also suggest connecting to Wi-Fi because the live stream will crush your data plan.

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Watch the Oscars live stream on ABC.Go.com

Trying to watch The Oscars on your computer? Then head to oscars.go.com and enter in your cable/satellite provider information to be granted live access to what’s airing on ABC.

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If you’re interested in watching The Oscars on TV, make sure to tune into ABC at 7:00 PM EST for red carpet coverage. The official awards ceremony begins at 8:30 PM EST.

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The 87th Annual Academy Awards are happening over at the Hollywood & Highland Center, and we’re liking the look of the red carpet. We kind of understand that Dakota Johnson wants to look a little chaste, but the Fifty Shades of Grey star still looks plenty hot. Margot Robbie is looking a little flashier as she does double duty–working the Oscars and getting folks worked up for the upcoming Focus. Karolina Kurkova and Behati Prinsloo are looking about as excellent as you’d expect from a supermodel. [photo: Jason Merritt/Getty]

We like how Blanca Blanco is grabbing some attention, even though she’s showing up with John Savage, who costarred with her (and Mya) in the Syfy Channel’s Bermuda Tentacles. We didn’t really think that we’d get to bring up a Syfy movie tonight. America Ferrera has shown up looking really good, and Anna Kendrick is surprisingly sexy. Genesis Rodriguez is looking good, too, and it’s a pleasant surprise to see Rita Ora there.

We’re also happy to see Jamie Chung right at the Oscars, plus some leggy displays from Chrissy Teigen and Keltie Knight. Lupita Nyong’o continues to become a style icon, and  Zoe Saldana has become an instant MILF. There’s plenty more to enjoy, too, and we’re going to keep updating these pics right up to when the Oscars start and it’s time to start making some clever comments. Man, we hope that we don’t get distracted. Wait, we’re adding Scarlett Johansson…

Hey, it’s an Oscars 2015 live blog! Boy, we sure are lucky that we get to detail all the winners and make some clever commentary, because that’s a lot more fun than being at an Academy Awards party and getting drunk and being able to take our eyes off the television screen for one single second. Yeah. That’s no fun, right? [photo: Frazer Harrison/Getty]

Well, at least we’re not alone here while checking out the Oscars. It’s kind of a party, except everyone’s under pressure to be really witty without five minutes going past. Actually, that reminds us of our first clever comment for the evening–as soon as this thing starts…

8:34: Damn, we’re already full of hatred. This big production number lacks any sense of hipness. Jack Black is sounding like the NY Times critic in Birdman. Not self-aware enough. It’s like we can already smell the Bruce Vilanch. If you don’t know who Bruce Vilanch is, then you’re lucky, but he’s probably still why you hate the Oscars.

8:36: Remember when Neil Patrick Harris jumped through a hop for the Tonys? That was a lot more fun, and had a bigger sense of spectacle. We all have a bad feeling about this.

8:39: Here’s that Tonys opening….

8:42: Hey, a Robin Williams reference and a very cool Supporting Actor Oscar to J.K. Simmons for Whiplash. Good to see the Supporting Actor category brought back early. Also good to see a guy like Simmons come through with a big win. We remember back when he was just a regular-guy actor hanging out at NY bars and talking movies.

8:45: We’re not calling our parents. Sorry, J.K. We’re at work, damnit. And that Liam Neeson intro sucked. NPH should’ve said that the next presenter had a specific set of skills, blah blah blah, and then brought out…um, Selena Gomez. Also, Liam didn’t need to bring up how everyone’s complaining about comic-book movies, either. That was Jack Black’s job, so we could all move past that.

8:50: Screw Liam Neeson. We’re watching this instead of listening to Maroon 5…

8:55: Hey, check out this lady who was standing around outside the Oscars. Who the hell got her so excited?

(Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)

8:56: General consensus here is that we’re all big Ellen DeGeneres fans now.

8:59: Remember when the gift bags were ditched because stars like Matt Damon and Edward Norton decided that kind of excess was wrong? That didn’t last too long. Hey, they gave out an Oscar. Best Costume Design for Grand Budapest Hotel. No argument there.

9:00: Hey, another Oscar for Grand Budapest Hotel. That thing looked amazing, so no argument for Hair and Makeup Design–but it would’ve been nice to see Guardians of the Galaxy win something, because we’re dumb lowbrow types, h’yuk.

9:09: Hey, Eddie Murphy’s looking pretty suave tonight–and short, with Paige Butcher….

(Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)

9:09: We were hoping that NPH wasn’t kidding with that Nicole Kidman intro. Anyway, that’s kind of a surprise with Ida for Best Foreign Language Film. We thought Leviathan was pretty much a sure thing. Yeah, we saw it. Congrats to that Pawel Pawlikowski guy for beating the orchestra trying to play him out, too.

9:15: Let’s look back at that moment when there was an overhead shot of Jennifer Lopez presenting during the Oscars…

(Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

9:17: We’re okay with “Everything is Awesome” winning the Oscar, but we bet that other people who are bored as we are right now have just began some deep analysis on how the song represents the fascism of crappy awards shows. Anyway, that looked cool.

9:24: Octavia Spencer is having a better time watching that damn box.

9:29: Hey, they gave out more Oscars. The Phone Call for Best Live Action Short Film, and then Crisis Hot Line for Documentary Short Subject. Didn’t the guys who just won for The Phone Call thank crisis hot line workers? What does it all mean?

9:36: Another lame moment from NPH in the audience. British accents are funny. Yeesh. Hey, Glen Campbell tribute coming up! Better than what the Grammys had. If you don’t like Glen Campbell, then you can look back at the only tune that we’re okay with beating Glen for Best Song tonight…

(Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

9:4o: Hey, Miles Teller got to do the same gag at the Oscars that he did at the Independent Spirits Awards where he’s playing drums to a Birdman parody! Great minds think hack alike…

9:49: Did they hire two Bruce Vilanchs this year?

9:54: It’s fun to see someone as unlikely as Patricia Arquette scoring a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for Boyhood, but we’re thinking Keira Knightley should’ve won because that Imitation Game clip made us not want to ever have her as a girlfriend.

10:00: Wait–Octavia Spencer is watching a box full of Oscars predictions? We thought it was the top-secret box that contained the names of all the winners. Now that gag makes even less sense.

How lousy was this year’s Oscars? Well, check out our Academy Awards live account of the miserable experience. If you were smart, you skipped the whole thing and just waited for this post. Here it is–and just consider it a list of the people who actually enjoyed the 87th Annual Academy Awards. [photo: Kevin Winter/Getty]

Also, you’ll notice that we listed Patricia Arquette above J.K. Simmons, because we didn’t want to piss her off…

BEST MOTION PICTURE
Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)

BEST ACTRESS IN A LEADING ROLE
Julianne Moore: Still Alice

BEST ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE
Eddie Redmayne: The Theory of Everything

BEST ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE
Patricia Arquette: Boyhood

BEST ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE
J.K. Simmons: Whiplash

BEST DIRECTOR
Alejandro G. Iñárritu: Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)

BEST ANIMATED FEATURE FILM
Big Hero 6–Don Hall, Chris Williams and Roy Conli

BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM OF THE YEAR
Ida

BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
The Imitation Game–Graham Moore

BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)–Alejandro G. Iñárritu, Nicolás Giacobone, Alexander Dinelaris, Jr. & Armando Bo

BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
CitizenFour–Laura Poitras, Mathilde Bonnefoy and Dirk Wilutzky

ACHIEVEMENT IN MUSIC WRITTEN FOR MOTION PICTURES (ORIGINAL SONG)
“Glory” from Selma–Music and Lyric by John Stephens and Lonnie Lynn

ACHIEVEMENT IN MUSIC WRITTEN FOR MOTION PICTURES (ORIGINAL SCORE)
The Grand Budapest Hotel–Alexandre Desplat

ACHIEVEMENT IN FILM EDITING
Whiplash–Tom Cross

ACHIEVEMENT IN COSTUME DESIGN
The Grand Budapest Hotel–Milena Canonero

ACHIEVEMENT IN MAKEUP AND HAIRSTYLING
The Grand Budapest Hotel–Frances Hannon and Mark Coulier

ACHIEVEMENT IN PRODUCTION DESIGN
The Grand Budapest Hotel–Production Design: Adam Stockhausen; Set Decoration: Anna Pinnock

ACHIEVEMENT IN CINEMATOGRAPHY
Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)–Emmanuel Lubezki

ACHIEVEMENT IN SOUND MIXING
Whiplash–Craig Mann, Ben Wilkins and Thomas Curley

ACHIEVEMENT IN SOUND EDITING
American Sniper–Alan Robert Murray and Bub Asman

ACHIEVEMENT IN VISUAL EFFECTS
Interstellar–Paul Franklin, Andrew Lockley, Ian Hunter and Scott Fisher

BEST LIVE ACTION SHORT FILM
The Phone Call–Mat Kirkby and James Lucas

BEST ANIMATED SHORT FILM
Feast–Patrick Osborne and Kristina Reed

BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT SUBJECT
Crisis Hotline: Veterans Press 1–Ellen Goosenberg Kent and Dana Perry

Last night’s special Academy Awards edition of Jimmy Kimmel Live! wasn’t anything too special. There wasn’t any way that it could be as painful as the actual Oscars broadcast, but things were a little underwhelming–except for when Jimmy dragged out a Special Oscars Edition of his Lie Witness News bit.

That’s when the show finds people who feel obliged to give an opinion whenever a mic is shoved in their face, even though they’re clearly bluffing as the Kimmel crew asks them about fictional events. Probably the most satisfying one was the Coachella Festival sketch, where hipsters didn’t want to admit that they’d never heard of certain fictional bands. It’s pretty fun to listen to people fake some film talk, though.

Especially when they look like the lady above, too. In fact, the biggest buzz this day after the Oscars is…well, Lady Gaga, for some reason, but we’re pretty sure that a lot of people are really excited over this amazing talent that Jimmy Kimmel found last night. It’s an entertaining bit, but we’ll understand if you just keep watching the first interview over and over again.

Also, we think this blonde is making a pretty good point about how Birdman would’ve been a better film if, in fact, Helen Mirren had played Cate Blanchett playing Judi Dench as Larry Bird in Birdman. We’ve had the exact same thoughts about the idea, and we’d be happy to get together with this gal and talk about other cinematic deep thoughts. Somebody have her contact us via COED…

11 Wesleyan University students have been hospitalized after police are reporting they overdosed on “Molly.” Four students went to the hospital on their own, while seven others had to be taken there. City police are currently investigating whether or not the victims had taken a “bad batch”–which it likely was.

Wesleyan’s Vice President for Student Affairs, Michael Whaley, sent an email to the student body on Sunday morning alerting everyone to the drug overdoses. Currently two students are in critical condition.

This is a developing story. 

It has definitely been a lost season for the New York Knicks and new team president Phil Jackson. After losing on Sunday afternoon to LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Knicks fell to an NBA-worst 10-45 for the season. The loss though set in motion a rant of sorts from Jackson on Twitter. Here is what Jackson said about his team’s performance.

He can’t be happy with what he is seeing. The team’s worst season in regards to wins is 21 so it would take the Knicks going 11-16 the rest of the year just to tie the record. That likely isn’t going to happen. Jackson has admitted that his “experiment has fallen flat on its face.” However, changes are coming to the Big Apple.

There will be plenty of salary cap space this offseason and a high draft pick. Maybe Jackson finds a way to get a superstar to come to New York this summer or uses the draft pick to trade for a big-time player. Right now though, nothing is working for Jackson with the Knicks. Jackson is going to need to make something special happen soon or the fans are really going to start letting him have it.

The 2015 Oscars took place this weekend, but before Hollywood’s most successful actors snagged their gold statues, entertainment’s worst actors got their recognition. The 2015 Razzie Awards took place on Saturday night and among the “winners” were Cameron Diaz and Megan Fox. Sucks, but at least they’re still hot.

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Worst Screen Combo: Kirk Cameron and His Ego, Kirk Cameron’s Saving Christmas

Worst Actor: Kirk Cameron, Kirk Cameron’s Saving Christmas

Worst Supporting Actor: Kelsey Grammer, Expendables 3, Legends of Oz, Think Like a Man Too, Transformers: Age of Extinction and Mel Gibson,Expendables 3

Worst Screenplay: Kirk Cameron’s Saving Christmas

Worst Actress: Cameron Diaz, The Other Woman and Sex Tape

Worst Supporting Actress: Megan Fox, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Worst Director : Michael Bay, Transformers: Age of Extinction

Worst Remake, Rip-Off or Sequel : Annie

There are treasures everywhere around pawn shops and second-hand stores. One lucky person came across a sweater owned by legendary coach Vince Lombardi last year in North Carolina and bought it for 58 cents. That same sweater was auctioned off Saturday night in New York City with the winning bid being $43,020. Quite the profit for the 58 cents.

It is shocking that something like that would end up at a Goodwill store however. It is a piece of football history that Lombardi wore while coaching at West Point and even had Lombardi written in black ink on it. Obviously, many people could try to put off something like this but the new owners took the sweater to get authentication on it and found it that it was truly real.

There is going to be a rush now to the Goodwill store with people trying to find the next big treasure that could score them tens of thousands of dollars. There probably aren’t any Lombardi sweaters just floating around though. It just proves however that antiques are thrown out all the time without the original owner realizing how much it is truly worth.

This year 15,000 Penn State students, volunteers, and cancer survivors gathered in the Bryce Jordan center and danced for 46 hours straight. No sleeping, no sitting, just dancing. It’s called the Penn State IFC/​Panhellenic Dance Marathon or #THON, and as exhausting as it sounds, these selfless individuals raised $13.02 million dollars for Four Diamond Fund based out of Penn State Hershey Medical Center.

$13 million dollars. That’s a whole lotta cash.

So as a show of thanks for the people who gave up their weekend for the kids, we pulled together a collection of our favorite photos from #THON. See them below.

After the #UpForWhatever experience at Super Bowl XLIX, Bud Light is bringing Whatever, USA back this summer. Score!

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Last year the brand brought the party to Crested Butte, Colorado, where attendees spent a weekend partying in the streets, doing karaoke with Lil Jon, jumping on carnival rides, and doing some prancercise (which was actually awesome). They’re currently still looking for a new locale, but regardless of the place, it’s guaranteed to be a good time.

Check out last year’s highlights below and be on the lookout for summer festivity updates.

Late night host Jimmy Kimmel celebrated the 2015 Oscars last night by revealing how Hollywood’s best actors – specifically Eddie Redmayne, Gary Oldman, and Jeff Bridges – got their skill: by attending Jimmy Kimmel’s School of Perfect Acting. Makes sense.

Check out the first part below, where Kimmel divulges his “methods.”

Scarlett Johansson has teamed up with Este Haim of HAIM, Holly Miranda, Kendra Morris, and Julia Haltigan to form a hot and badass all-chick band, The Singles. This shouldn’t come as a surprise – Scar Jo has been known to flaunt her vocals in a lot of her films, and has released two solo albums throughout her career – but forming a band is next-level.

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Everything is written and produced by the ladies themselves, and their music can be described as “super-pop dance.” Sounds interesting. Check out their newest single, “Candy,” below.

Spring Break is finally upon us, and while us New Yorkers are still dusting off the snow, the lucky ones are hanging by the beach and slinging back brews.

We could go on for days about how great it is – we won’t, cause some of us have to work! – but we will say that there is one guaranteed downside: the creeps that tag along. You know the ones – those guys lurking around the bikini-clad sun worshippers waiting to approach and get their warranted “leave us alone” speech. Yikes.

Check out these photos to see what we mean. And it goes without saying – don’t be that guy, or get ready to be called out.

A biological science professor at Huston-Tillotson University lived in a dumpster for one year to prove to his students that you could live in a small space and still be happy. A little extreme, sure, but apparently not extreme enough; his concept has also been adapted by other university educators with “The Dumpster Project,”  in which other professors will have their turn in the supposedly homey space.

Jeff Wilson spent 365 days calling an Austin, Texas dumpster home. The space was only 33-square feet, and while most amenities were virtually nonexistent, Wilson managed a mailbox, air conditioner, and eventually solar power. He aims to become to create only one percent waste of the average home, and use one percent of the energy and water.

Pretty nuts, but you gotta give the guy credit; he’s ambitious, and trying to do what we definitely cannot. Have to give credit where credit is due.

[H/T: KSL]