Cosmo loves Paparazzi!!

Look you guys!!! Looooooook!!!!! Cosmo loves Dave's video!!!

Everyone retweet! Woop woop!

OMG OMG PAPARAZZI PREMIERE OMG

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The music video that Dave has been slaving over...obsessing over...Not getting sleep over. Has finally be released. It.is.amazing. Dave edited and co-produced this little beauty and we're trying to get it to go viral. If you like it please pass it along to anyone/everyone you know! Also, in addition to watching it here, don't hesitate to click the link to youtube as well (we like watching the viewer count go up, it's so fun). Sooo happy for you, Dave and Sean and everyone on the team!

See if you can spot my cameo! In addition to smiling pretty for the camera for a split second, I decorated the party scene and also spearheaded the important task of getting everyone drunk. I'm very proud.

Whip My Hair official video

Willow Smith (of the Pinkett/Smith fame) recently came out with the sure to be smash hit “Whip My Hair.” Dave can’t get enough. Whip it, Dave.

Missing a piece

The complexities of workplace relationships are hard to describe. Coworkers are the people you spend the majority of your time with. You eat with them, and share jokes with them and fight with them and grow with them. However, these relationships are often times left at the door at the end of each work day only to be picked right back up each morning. But undoubtedly- they are some of the most important and influential relationships in our lives.

I've often struggled with how to define Dave. My coworker? My husband? My boo? Nothing really seems to fit or suffice. He's my creative partner, my solace on a bad day. He finishes my thoughts, completes my sentences and understands me better than most of my best friends.

We first met while working on Table for Twelve, a reality show on ABC. We bonded while working by ourselves in the ABC basement one weekend. I had gone out the night before and realized at about 3am I had forgotten my keys and had to sleepover at a friends house. I showed up to ABC at 7am, totally frazzled and in a silk mini skirt and heels. In that not-at-all-embarrassing outfit, I proceeded to have to work 48hrs straight with my new friend, Dave, by my side. Since that weekend running barefoot down the halls at ABC, he still hasn't left my side.

For the past year, we've followed each other from job to job. When he accepted a position with NYCTV, it felt natural to go as well because my other half was there to make it feel like home.

Yesterday was Dave's last day. He took an amazing opportunity at MTV. It all happened quickly as it often does in our field and before I knew it...he was gone. He's not here anymore and the loss feels profound. We shared food, and stories and always took breaks at the same time. He always bought me sticky buns (and then tried to get me to eat them) and he would drop anything he was doing to help me with whatever I might need. Our 9-5 lives were in tandem and I'll have to adjust.

Work relationships are complex and mine and Dave's was no exception. We'd rarely see each other outside of work. We don't mix groups of friends or try to go to the same parties on the weekends. I know about his life and he knows about mine but with a respectful distance. And yet, I feel closer to him than anyone. What is he to me? My best friend? My coworker? For now, it might be the end of this chapter- but I know he's still there by my side waiting for the next time we'll be back together.

Video killed the radio star

Love love loving this right now. Its been a lot of videos lately. Ya ya ya but oooo it's so good. Dedicated to Dave for making each day a party, when it probably shouldn't be.

Description:

The simple set for the video for 'Rio' subtly captures the spirit of Hey Marseilles' dirge about traveling onwards. Staged in an airplane hanger in a suburb of Seattle, Wash. -- and filmed in one shot -- the video conveys a sense of motion while its subjects, the band members, stay relatively in place. As the action unfolds, some of the song's more metaphorical interpretations are hinted at.