Friday, March 27, 2009

Fierce, Tranny, Fierce!

Beyonce, pop's greatest robot, is on tour again and switched up her set list with a cover of Alanis Morissette's 90's hit "You Oughta Know." Beyonce adds her signature fierceness (Alanis never wore booty shorts) and proves that any truly great song can transcend its genre. But the real question, will Alanis ever cover "Sing Ladies (Put a Ring On It)"?

Funny Bone

While I clearly love my own blog, I have found one (shown one, rather) that far surpasses me in the funny department. Fuck You, Penguin chronicles animals and how they ruin one blogger's day. I cried laughing as each entry topped the previous. The blog is safe for work (except the title), but make sure you're in the right environment for LOLing.

Allison the Duster Resurfaces!

My favorite Intervention story ever finally has an update: Allison, who was addicted to inhaling canned aired used to clean electronics, is reflecting on her experience. Now 5 months and 3 weeks sober, Allison says she does not suffer any long term affects from her daily (er, minute-ly) habit, but still struggles with how easily accessible her drug of choice is (it stared her in the face at a recent job interview). While Allison's episode did provide some comic relief (see It's Like I'm Walking On Sunshine!), I am glad to see she's kicked the inhalants and is doing well.

Image of the Day

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Worried Baby: Lil Kid Things Edition

(Yes, that is David Letterman and his son, Harry.)

Thursday, March 19, 2009

Solid Like Barack!

President Obama is currently taping at The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and I walked over to see the motorcade. With perfect sidewalk positioning, he drove right by me and was waving at the crowd while talking on his cellphone (or pretending to, an old Paris Hilton trick). The amount of security that followed him was insane and I'm pretty sure a sniper was spotted on top of a near by building. Despite being sweaty from the walk, it was awesome!

Worried Baby Returns!

Top That!

Top Chef's Padma Lakshimi had outdone herself with this most random, almost inappropriate reflection on Natasha Richardson after her untimely death,
"She was great. She was lovely. She was just like one of the gang. She was very, very articulate. She was very, very opinionated. She was very compassionate. She had a very sophisticated palate."
Really?! A respected actress and beloved wife and mother has just passed away and you comment on her palate?

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Diva Is A Female Version Of a Hustler

When she isn't trying so hard, Sarah Silverman is hilarious. Appearing on Real Time with Bill Maher, she had made this astute observation, "You're not a diva, you're a broken person who's making it impossible to feel sorry for you."

Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Stars: They're Just Like Us!

Perhaps the ultimate reason to love the Clooney: he mocks Andy Rooney.

Monday, March 16, 2009

Top That!

I'm too superficial for my own good: I took extra time to blow dry my hair this morning because I had an appointment at the DMV to take a new picture for my driver's license.
Anyone else as vain as I?

Friday, March 13, 2009

Wanna Buy Some Wood?

If only I had HBO, I would watch Will Ferrell's special You're Welcome, America. A Final Night With George W. Bush, airing tomorrow 3/14. This clip teases the hilarity I will be missing. While Bush has been out of office for about two months, making fun of him will never get old and Ferrell always does it best!

Thursday, March 12, 2009

Why Does Anyone Care?!

This is the beginning of what will likely grow into a length list of topics that get too much publicity for no reason at all. Why people care about these issues is beyond me, so I'm starting with: 1) Michael Phelps and a bong. 2) Jen Aniston's love life Interest, outrage or uproar regarding any of these is beyond my understanding.

Update: Meghan McCain IS My New BFF

Meghan McCain has already called out Anne Coulter and has her own version of the Straight Talk Express with her column on the Daily Beast. Now talking to Rachel Maddow, Meghan expressed the need to bridge the divide between overly liberal Democrats and impossibly conservative Republicans, labels I believe are both false representations and media creations. Calling herself a moderate Republican, Meghan has friends on both sides of the political spectrum and wants to open a political dialogue that this country not only needs, but will hopefully embrace with voices of a younger generation speaking the truth, not the usual talking points we get from either political party.

Ha, Ha, Hee, Hee, Ha, Ha, Ho!

An actual lyric from Brit's new song, "If U Seek Amy." The video looks great: my compliments to the airbrusher.