On Wednesday, October 14th, NYC's Paris Theatre will be presenting a SPIN-sponsored advanced screening of the book-turned-movie, Where the Wild Things Are. Highly acclaimed director Spike Jonze, the visionary behind some of pop culture's most controversial and highly regarded films and music videos, will not only be in attendance, but participate in an

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The instantly iconic trailer for Spike Jonze's adaptation of Where the Wild Things Are used Arcade Fire's "Wake Up" pretty much perfectly: The rising choruses and childlike background vocals sounded the way the movie looked, with Max in his wolf suit, cavorting with giant imaginary Maurice Sendak monster-puppets.

What has become something of indie rock folk lore over the past few years just became fact. Details have been released about Karen O's soundtrack for her ex-beau Spike Jonze's long-awaited film adaptation of Maurice Sendak classic Where the Wild Things Are, and its guest list is even better than the rumor mill suggested.

These days, Kanye West and director Spike Jonze are total BFFs. In fact, West just might be Jonze's new muse.

After collaborating on West's music video for "Flashing Lights," in which West gets bound and gagged and stuffed into a trunk Sopranos-style, the duo are now working on second effort.