Watch the interview here. By the way, the interview with Joe Hahn took place in his shop SURU.

From NylonMagazineTV:

Last week, we went to the Linkin Park x Sebago event at Reed Space NYC, the lifestyle boutique and renowned art center in the Lower East Side. In this NYLON exclusive, Josh Madden of NYLON Guys chats with Mike Shinoda and Joe Hahn of Linkin Park about their new collab with Sebago. We get the secrets on the direction and styling behind the shoes, learn about their charity Music For Relief, and get to know what they had on their walls as teenagers. Also check out exclusive shots of their private party, dj’d by none other than Josh Madden himself – just saying, it got pretty wild

Watch clip here

From variety.com:

They replace Chelsea Handler, Eric Bogosian in indie

Linkin Park member Joe Hahn continues to fill out the cast of his feature directorial debut “Mall,” as Gina Gershon (“Killer Joe”) and Peter Stormare (“Fargo”) have stepped in to replace Chelsea Handler and Eric Bogosian (the latter wrote the 2001 novel on which the indie film is based). Duo’s scheduling issues forced them to bow out of the pic, which has already started filming.

James Frecheville (“Animal Kingdom”), Cameron Monaghan (“Shameless”), Gbenga Akinnagbe (“The Wire”), India Menuez (“Something in the Air”) and Mimi Rogers (“Austin Powers”) have also joined the ensemble, led by Vincent D’Onofrio.

Bogosian’s debut novel follows five suburban strangers whose paths cross over the course of one hellish night at a shopping mall, where a drug-addled madman (Frecheville) goes on a shooting spree.

Monaghan will play a teen stoner, while Menuez will play the object of his affection. Gershon will play a randy housewife who catches the eye of a voyeuristic businessman (D’Onofrio). Akinnagbe will play the mall security guard tasked with stopping the shooter, whose mother and former boss will be played by Rogers and Stormare, respectively.

D’Onofrio is producing “Mall” with Sam Maydew, whose company the Collective reps D’Onofrio, Stormare, Rogers, rising thesp Menuez and Linkin Park. D’Onofrio also adapted the script with Joe Vinciguerra and Sam Bisbee.

Epic Pictures will be handling foreign sales at Cannes, and they’ll have an additional selling point as Linkin Park has agreed to handle the soundtrack for the violent film, which will be exec produced by Bill Boyd and Rob Cavallo, chairman of Warner Bros. Records. Cavallo is responsible for some of the bestselling soundtracks of all time, and the “Mall” soundtrack will fall under Linkin Park’s record deal with Warners.

Gershon is repped by Barking Dog Entertainment and attorney Stan Coleman. Stormare is repped by ICM, while Paradigm reps Rogers. Frecheville is repped by UTA, the Schiff Co. and attorney Harris Hartman. Monaghan is repped by Gersh, KLWGN Entertainment and attorney Chad Christopher. Akinnagbe is repped by Stone Manners Salners Agency, Evolution Entertainment and attorney Joel VanderKloot.

From John Cheng Twitter:

Live tweeting from the set of #TheMall. @joehahnLP must be meditating in his trailer.

@joehahnLP bundled up and ready to direct all night.

From bloody-disgusting.com:

Actor Vincent D’Onofrio (Full Metal Jacket) is both executive producing and starring in Joe Hahn‘s (best known as Linkin Park’s DJ) genre pic that heads to the Mall, Bloody Disgusting learned exclusively.

Penned Joe Vinciguerra and Sam Bisbee, the indie project that’s described as a “dark drama” follows the empty and sordid lives of various mall-goers who are brought into stark relief when a disgruntled former tuxedo shop employee goes on a massive killing spree. It will feature the music of Linkin Park.

Doing some digging we also discovered that the pic will also star “Shameless’” Cameron Monaghan, James Frecheville (Animal Kingdom ), India Menuez and Michael Kenneth Williams (The Road, “The Wire”).

Shooting begins next week in Los Angeles.

source: LPTimes