Sunday, November 16, 2008
Sasha Fierce Space Cadet
Monday, October 13, 2008
Fake Lesbians Fail
This was not only the summer of Pinkberry, it was also the summer of the fake lesbians. Kate Perry, Lilo's new romance (yes, I'm naysaying that shit) and Scarlett makes out with Penelope Cruz in Woody Allen's new flick.
Why I now kind of like Scarlet Johansson
Aside from decidedly not seeing him in Just Friends, Ryan Reynolds really never made much of an impact on my psyche except for the fact that he was once involved with Alanis Morissette. (Oh man, my psyche.) But then he wrote this article for The Huffington Post, "Why I'm Running the New York City Marathon" and now I think he is just so endearing and wonderful. The article is funny and touching and he seems like a good guy you would get a beer with and cuff on the shoulder tenderly.
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
I love Mean Girls but...
Someone recently sent me a link to this article on jezebel that refers to another article in the London Sunday Times (O, web content!) where women like myself are chastised for disliking Keira Knightley.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
I'm cool - huh - I'm no fool
Saturday, September 6, 2008
The New Season of Gossip Girl
So last night I finally watched the season premiere of Gossip Girl. It was really bad. The bar was set pretty low to begin with and the show basically rips off every plot-line in the OC, but this was just terrible. There were many reasons why it so bad, but none worse than how the writers have already managed to jump the shark — and it's only episode one of season two! *Spoilers ahead*
Thursday, August 28, 2008
I.N.L.T.O.D Part III
It's not like the old days... II
Action movies these days are just about skinny white guys getting with pretty girls. Look at him. He's wearing a peacoat for god's sake. Our generation needs deliverance.
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
It's not like the old days...
Thursday, August 21, 2008
I'm Just Not That Into You
Monday, August 18, 2008
La Moustache
Katy Perry's "I Kissed A Girl"*
Why did it take so long for someone to make the Two-Girls-Kiss-to-Get-Attention gimmick into a song? This was a perfectly conceived idea that fully exploits the attraction of hot part-time lesbians and also Madonna-whore, not only in the innocent taste of cherry chapstick, but KP's kittenish finger biting in the video. The song, like the act of girl-on-girl action itself, is not subtle. There's no need for suspense, so it's a good thing they just put everything on the table with the song title. NO MAN CAN RESIST. Not even Kanye!
Friday, August 1, 2008
A Mystery Solved
A Letter to Fancy Celebrity Types
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
I need a new muse
Friday, July 25, 2008
How To Make it onto an NYC Missed Connection
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Be Kanye Absolut Ads
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Other celebrities that should have video games too
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Amy Winehouse's fave outfits
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Leggings Scourge Finds New Victims
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
yumyum Gay Pride Parade
Another reason to love Mary Kate Olsen
We all hate Spencer and even though it feels like we know him personally, Mary Kate actually does. On Letterman the other night, MK introduced the laughable idea of Spencer playing a team sport.
Monday, June 30, 2008
I don't even know you Angelina
Friday, June 27, 2008
The fore man’s Run’s House: George Foreman gets a Reality Show
The two-minute preview focuses on George’s love for his family. But this is sounding not only disingenuous, but also a bit familiar. A bit like Run’s House (the reruns of which once kept me only semi-unwillingly in my house for an entire Saturday). If Run’s House was The Osbournes without the profanity, Family Foreman is like Run’s House without the charm or the gorilla suits.
George’s self-evident advice like, “If you can be the best, no one will stop you,” makes me miss sugarplum visions of Rev Run, all sudsy and warm in his bathtub and his sage, end-credit monologues. I want to tickle him under the chin just thinking about it.
Bride of Frankenstein: A Tale of Love and Addiction
Had anyone ever actually seen Bride of Frankenstein before this past Monday at Bryant Park? I fell asleep on the grass for the first twenty minutes or so, but the parts I was awake for were pretty awesome.
Here are the highlights:
- Lord Byron (who trills his Rs delightfully), Percy Shelley and Perce’s wife Mary chilling in their living room as the film’s prologue.
- Frankenstein gluts himself on booze and cigars as a rite of passage into the community of man. Seriously, he gets really into that stuff.
- In an episode of Sex and the City the women hypothesize about men who “have their light on,” like a cab, meaning they are finally ready to settle down. Somewhere around the age of 30 a man’s light goes on and a woman quickly snatches him up. Frankenstein’s light is definitely on.
- Bride of Frankenstein, hottie or nottie?