a.k.a. DJ AFOS: The Tumblr

ABOUT DJ AFOS, a.k.a. J. John Aquino (uh-kee-no): I run a Tumblr called Accidental Star Trek Cosplay. That Tumblr is currently active. This one is not. Its final post was published on May 23, 2016. This Tumblr was a tie-in to AFOS (A Fistful of Soundtracks), an internet radio station I ran from February 2002 to January 2016. The station streamed music from film and TV scores. AFOS also stands for: 1) A Fuckload of Sounds; 2) All Frequencies Open, Sir; 3) All Frequencies Open, Son; and 4) Asians Fucking Owning Shit.

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🎶 “Bru-ins, you tiny Boston Bru-ins, you precious Boston Bru-ins…” 🎶

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No more new posts here! The internet’s so much more tolerable when you simplify that motherfucker and pare everything down, whether it’s the amount of social media accounts you used to waste your time on or the amount of blogs you used to run. So since 2017, Accidental Star Trek Cosplay became my one remaining blog, as well as my most popular one (it’s way more popular than this fucking blog no one visits or reblogs, except for Betty and Veronica shippers). Go to Accidental Star Trek Cosplay now. Like Spock would say, it’s fascinating as fuck.

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“Anyone can easily look like they serve in Starfleet, so that’s why I’m amused and, like Spock would say, fascinated by online photos of people who dress like characters from one of my favorite sci-fi franchises without realizing they look like them.” [Accidental Star Trek Cosplay]

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More shit about “Red Means Stop,” the Venture Bros. sixth-season finale, here.

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Mozart in the Jungle title sequences, season two  “The second season of Amazon’s Golden Globe–nominated comedy Mozart in the Jungle opens with classically arranged strains of Phoenix’s song “Lisztomania,” just like the first season did. But this time, there’s a twist. Each of the ten episodes features a different short, playfully abstract animated title sequence, created by designer Teddy Blanks, co-founder of Brooklyn’s CHIPS Design Studio.“ (x)

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More shit about “Hostile Makeover,” the Venture Bros. sixth-season premiere, here.

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PRODUCTION: The Venture Bros. - Season 6

“Hostile Makeover”

TITLE: Color Supervisor

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Great looking [and sounding] Jazz

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~ Oh wow, this is my fav ~

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Some more shit about Demolition Man here.

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“Pradeep, East Indian man with a spiritual air, full of philosophical platitudes. He runs a convenience store, has a funny Indian accent.”

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Ansari And Yang Explore The First-Generation Experience In ‘Master Of None’

In the new Netflix series Master of None, comic Aziz Ansari plays an Indian-American actor in New York who’s having a hard time finding good roles. It’s a story that Ansari and other actors are familiar with.

“As an actor there [are] frustrations when you don’t create your own content,” Ansari tells Fresh Air’s Terry Gross. “I feel like if I didn’t do this show, the kind of stuff I would’ve been offered, if it wasn’t just ethnic stuff, it would’ve been just versions of things I’ve done in the past … where I would just come into a room and yell things that sounded vaguely like 'treat yo self.’ ”

Ansari is known for his stand-up as well as for his roles in the film Funny People and on the TV series Parks and Recreation (from which the tagline “treat yo self” came). He describes Master of None, which he co-created and co-writes with Alan Yang, as a show that has a nuanced approach to ethnicity and race.

Aziz Ansari and Alan Yang spoke to Fresh Air about their new series, which will be released on Netflix tomorrow.