Brendan Kelly of Lawrence Arms and Tobias Jeg of Red Scare had a chat with Tom Delonge of Angels and Airwaves and Blink 182 on the latest episode of JBTV. Starting about 6:06 minutes into the episode, Toby and Brendan grill Delonge on spirituality, empiricism and Toby's obsession with a pigeon which actually segued into a detailed answer which proves that Tom is smarter than Toby.

Check it out here.

Angels and Airwaves released LOVE this year as a free download.

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Ok this months challenge. If we can get to 7000 fans I will post an exclusive video of Tom Delonge chatting about Blink 182's early days and if we hit 8000 I will post an exclusive Mark Hoppus video. These videos will NOT be in 1994.

On ModCam earlier tonight Tom DeLonge mentioned that the editing for the movie LOVE should be done on June 1st. He then went on to state that the scoring of the film should take an additional four week, updates to follow. Regarding the future of Angels & Airwaves, Tom said that he will forever be in AVA and that blink-182 is “30%” him and AVA is “100%” him. Regarding blink-182, Tom said that “Up All Night” almost done as well as many other songs that will all be released when the record comes out. He also stated that the recording process for blink-182 will start after he is back from the upcoming Angels & Airwaves tour.

Spent the whole day with hndsmrndsm and Tom DeLonge of Blink 182, shooting the documentary that Haven and Matt are filming. I was part of the team today, helping shoot video and stills for the upcoming Blink 182 reunion. Here’s a sneak peak of whats to come for the film. Enjoy the photo of Tom at his studio in Southern Cali.

More new and exciting things coming 10.19.09..... Part 1

Blink-182’s Tom DeLonge knows every good interview starts at a urinal, so that’s precisely where he begins his tour of his dressing room backstage at New York’s Madison Square Garden. The trio — DeLonge, singer/bassist Mark Hoppus and drummer Travis Barker — hit up the city’s legendary venue this weekend with Fall Out Boy and gave the latter’s bassist Pete Wentz a haircut he’ll always remember. “This is the death of the emo swoosh,” Wentz tweeted after becoming “more aerodynamic.”

But before Blink hit the stage and busted out the clippers, DeLonge lounged with pals, limbered up and listened to the Cure. See for yourself, by watching the footage he was kind enough to shoot by himself with a Flip video camera, above. And if you’re looking for shots from the band’s stage show, don’t miss our gallery from their opening night gig in Vegas.