Good Girls Finish Last

I don't honestly believe that. I'm just busy feeling really sorry for Sandra Bullock because of her cheating husband. She was good to his kids, works her butt off so you and I can enjoy the 9 bucks we shell out to see one of her movies, and she's the epitome of class. Have you ever EVER heard anyone say anything bad about her? From someone who wasn't a jealous cow?
The answer is no.
She even classed up the Razzie Awards by making light of herself with a wagon full of All About Steve DVDs. It couldn't have happened to a more sweet woman. So sad, BUT. But. To paraphrase something I read on Roger Ebert's Twitter- If you can't trust a biker named Jesse James after he leaves his pregnant pornstar wife for you, I don't know who you can trust.
I need a palate cleanse. Here's the wonderful Jason Bateman in a new movie trailer for the film he did with that Aniston wench. God, I hope she doesn't stink up the screen too badly.

And Nightowl from Watchmen is in it too. I might actually rent this at some point.

Fashionable Teabags

Since I'm always traipsing through my house in the latest couture gowns and fancy bejeweled frippery, these are simply a must! I'll save them for when Lady GaGa comes over for some Earl Grey in a fortnight's time, and we can sip from my fine china whilst stroking the dogs and giggling over boys, silly silly boys. Pinkies raised, of course!

(I don't know about the Donatella one, though. I'm worried that the tea will end up tasting like a big old coke booger)

Mackenzie's New Look

She spent $50,000 on all her surgery with the intention of making the outside match how she's feeling on the inside. She looks better, no doubt about it and I hope she doesn't ruin it by going back to the drugs and alcohol. Now, if she could just quit smoking. Doing that might prove to be the hardest task of all. Good luck, Mack. I wish you well.

It's Derivitive But Not In A Bad Way

Twilight Zone Sketch

Jude Law hosted this week before SNL takes a month long hiatus, only to return with Tina Fey on April 10th. Then we get Betty White's long awaited Mothers Day show. I'm never awake so I get all my clips off the internet. This one wasn't too bad until the ending, which was stupid. Jude has the 50s acting style down pat and I love the Belushi-esque monster.
Now fucking start writing like you give a crap, SNL writers. I'm sure that there are plenty of people out there that would love to take your place.


And if you throw in Kristin Wiig's goofy actress and a Russian ballet dancer, I can'y help myself. I will watch.

Gabby Sidibe On The Soup

This is really cute. I love her. She sounds like your typical mallrat teenager but she has balls of steel. She seems to really enjoy her newfound fame and has fun with it without making fun of others or developing a huge ego. She's the perfect sleepover friend, plus a great interview at the Oscars. Never change.


And what in the hell is wrong with these queens? Did they take too much Amp before the show? I love a good queer but this is ridiculous. You'd think they just came out or something and have all this pent-up FABULOUSNESS that they have to express immediately. And the talking over each other has got to stop. I never liked it on The View, I hate it on The Housewives and here it seems forced and faux cheeky. VOM.

McQueen Up Close

I cannot gush enough. I could never afford this and many would argue that in this tough economic climate, overpriced clothing is ridiculously behind the times. But this is ART. The Bosch printed fabric on the dress and matching purse? Love it, even if it does have a museum shoppe feel to it. I think that they should just get it over with and donate all of it to the Met.

Reddit Hero

I read Reddit a lot. I even have an app on my phone. Some of the threads are so funny that I look like a crazy person when caught laughing at my Droid in public. They have some of the smartest and funniest commentors on the internet. Now we can add generous to that list-
http://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/bc3uc/this_monkey_rocks/c0m08xt

Top 20 Five Second Films

Not for the kiddies, especially babies. Trust me.

Bill Hicks American trailer

This looks great. I love and admire this guy so much. He died too young. He could have touched so many more lives.
They are showing this at SXSW. Anyone going? I hope they show it at Bonnaroo. We got the preliminary list of comedians for this year- Margaret Cho, of course. She walked right past us last year and I got a picture of her back. Yay, me! Also, Conan (!!!!!) and Jeffrey Ross. Yes!!! So excited for Triumph to be back. Is anyone else going to Bonnaroo? Other than my usual suspects? You should go if you can.






And Margaret Cho's back:

Was SNL Funny Last Night?

Or did it just seem to be because it has been so terrible this season? Hard to tell. The repeat sketches are getting really old, especially the kissing family and when you have someone as naturally hilarious as Zack Galifianakis, wouldn't you want to put him in every single sketch? I don't get it. I think they need new writers.
These are the bits that I found funny:




Toyota is in serious damage control mode too.

Bitches

Whatever bitch wrote this list of bitches is my kind of bitch.

Everyone Needs A Sassy Gay Friend

I know I do.

Gone With The Pope

This is a weird little film that was made in 1975 but never finished because the star died during filming. Bob Muralski, the film editor from Drag Me To Hell and The Hurt Locker, found this little gem and cleaned up for release on March 12th at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood. Here's hoping it goes nationwide. It looks ILL.

Parma State of Mind

When I first moved back to Ohio I spent a year in North Royalton. I hated it. This was before they built Southpark Mall up the road in Strongsville. Nothing to do. Everyone was white and mostly white trash. I thought that I was having trouble living there because of the culture shock but the truth is that it SUCKED. Parma isn't much better. Sad but true.


Thanks, Jim.