Hey US readers, do you Tweet? Are you a Twitterer? A Tweep, as it were? Well, if you’re following me, odds are this movie is right up your alley.

I love the tagline: “Can you save the planet without driving your family crazy?” It’d definitely on my must-see list.

Check out the trailer, then read below to see how you can get free tickets to see the film premiere!

No Impact Man is in theaters September 11, 2009. Click here for theater information.

In the following cities:
New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Berkeley, Chicago, Denver, Seattle, Philadelphia, Washington DC, San Diego, Boston, St. Louis, Minneapolis, Salt Lake City

Follow these two easy steps:

1. Follow them on Twitter
2. Tweet the following:

#NIMtix @oscopelabs is giving away tix to No Impact Man in theaters Sept 2009 www.noimpactdoc.com

Winners will be announced shortly.

Good Luck, readers!

Okay, now that I’ve got your attention, I promise not to disappoint. Unless, of course, you were hoping for real monsters. Sorry about that.

This, of course, is an art project. The artist? Joshua Allen Harris. He’s done something incredibly inventive with the air generated by New York city subway vent exhaust — you guessed it — plastic bag monsters!

Want more footage? Click right here!

I’m not really a big “goin’ clubbing” kinda gal, but this is one club I am definitely curious to see!

This is New york City’s new eco-friendly nightclub called Greenhouse.

“People who view the night club industry as typically vain and hedonistic and self-interested — we wanted them to see that such an industry can take on a moral initiative like sustainability.”

The two-level club, which is roughly 6,000 square feet, features high-efficiency heating, ventilation and air conditioning, and an LED lighting system that uses just a little more than 3 percent of the energy of a standard lighting installation. All of the materials used to furnish the venue — from the synthetic couches to the coasters on the tables — are recycled or recyclable.

The bathrooms feature waterless urinals and low-flow sinks.

Have you been? Tell me all about it!