For those who didn’t know, our friends/contributors Brett Walker and Chris Coffel are making a movie and you can support the film by making a donation at indiegogo.com/countof3. Brett and Chris are totally rad dudes and I encourage everyone who likes Trashwire to hook them up! But, as LeVar Burton would say on Reading Rainbow, you don’t have to take my word for it! Here’s a little statement from Lloyd Kaufman, president of Troma, about why you should donate to ‘On the Count of 3′…

Our favorite Whitest Kid, Trevor Moore, did this sketch on The Tonight Show. Only he could actually get a girl’s number by hitting on her using Gary Busey tweets.

The winners of Pete Wentz’s “POWER” T-Shirt Design Challenge have been announced and t-shirts are now on sale. After receiving hundreds of design submissions and votes, Pete selected the top 5 tees that best represented the theme of “power.” Hand-numbered and printed in limited quantity, head over to MASScanvas’s store to see the winning designs and snag a tee before they sell out! A portion of all sales will be donated to Invisible Children.

Roger Ebert, who co-wrote my favorite Russ Meyer movie, posted a link to the E! True Hollywood Story of Russ Meyer on Twitter today in celebration of the great breast enthusiast and cinematic rebel. Definitely worth checking out.

Chris Rock doesn’t want his kids’ teachers to be homeless.

Check out this brand spankin’ new trailer for The Amazing Spiderman, starring Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone and directed by Marc Webb. The film is in theaters nationwide on July 3, 2012.

You might remember MASScanvas from when they held a t-shirt design contest for My Chemical Romance. Well they’re back with another rad contest, this one is hosted by Pete Wentz in support of Invisible Children. The theme is power and the prize is $1,000 for each of five winners! Check out this video and then click here to participate!

In another hilarious Life’s Too Short Clip, Liam Neeson goes to see Ricky, Steve and Warwick to try to learn the fine art of improvisational comedy, but keeps getting tripped up on AIDS and famine.

Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant and Warwick Davis give fans some Twitter exclusives.

In this clip from the Ricky Gervais/Stephen Merchant comedy ‘Life’s Too Short’ (starring Warwick Davis) Johnny Depp goes to see Ricky Gervais and tears into him about the Golden Globes. His delivery of the lines is incredible, particularly “I want you to know this, and I want you to carry this with you for the rest of your days. No one makes fun of Tim Allen on my watch!”