We have three new baby bunnehs!! I'll get better pictures of the three of them soon, right now all I have is a cell phone picture of Lucky and Claudio.
Good to know that some minor setbacks (divorce, falling asleep during an interview) haven't stopped Peaches from getting out there and having a good time. Spotted over at the Vice photo blog.
Last night I went on a ghost tour of Savannah. For the most part it was lame but then we got to go to this place that immediately creeped me out called Moon River Brewing Co. T.A.P.S went there once and caught a full-bodied appartion by a pool table in the basement (I'm still trying to hunt down the footage). So AD and I snuck upstairs on the end of a different ghost tour and were hanging out by this staircase listening to the speaker. Both of us had our backs turned to the staircase and AD was next to a board that was leaning against the entrance to keep people from going upstairs. The rest of the group was on the other side of the hallway, facing us, and listening to the speaker. The board next to AD began to shake loudly but it didn't fall and she went running across the room, visibly freaked out (a non-believer). I was too inebriated to do anything but go "Who did that?" only to realize that I was the only person near it (as AD was now running across the room). Everyone in the group was wide-eyed and nervous and one woman said "I was looking right at it. Nobody touched the board." I've included a really terrible, not scary at all, picture phone quality photo of where we were.
1. The script was terrible. Like "Scrap it and do it again" terrible 2. The editing was inconsistent and ugly. 3. The scenes that changed from the book were better in the book, namely the climax. It was so much more powerful in the book than how it was portrayed in the movie. 4. Professor Slughorn is Toodles from Hook 5. The innuendo was out.of.control. 6. This movie was almost as bad as the second one which I'm not sure I ever finished.
I guess the AVAM lent some of it's most visionary pieces (Divine, Fifi, and the spangled animals) to Bergdorfs in New York. My question is: what are they replacing all those things with? I hope its something good!
Corey Feldman's doodles on his program at the Michael Jackson Memorial Service. I love the documentary idea. Also Lost Boys 2: Still Lost. via Suicide Blonde
Maryland is not "The Flag State." There is no "Flag State" but here are some really cool flags of countries that don't exist anymore! The one pictured above is from the Principality of Sealand -- The inspiration for my own country, Bedland -- which just hasn't been the same since the hostile takeover.
(edit: I think the name generator named my bar "Sleepless Debutante" which is kind of perfect for me but I'm not sure anyone would go to a dive bar with such a sissy name).
Just today I asked someone what Shakira was up to. TODAY! I ASKED THIS TODAY. Clearly Shaki and I are on the same brainwave or something b/c I read on Perez about her new single Loba
My favorite favorite FAVORITE song from Britney Spears' near abysmal comeback album Blackout (yes the one that was released two years ago at the height of her insanity) "Radar" is finally being released as a single and here is the video. Polo hotness = could not love this song more.
The Perfect Burger and All Its Parts I drooled on my keyboard. This is the first time I've ever described an article's interactive feature as "mouthwatering."
I like this concept b/c I wake up a lot at night and need some water but I don't want to walk all the way downstairs in case there is a ghost or something hanging out. This lets me know what time it is AND refreshes me. That's efficiency I can get behind.
A few days ago Wimbledon organizers admitted to the Daily Mail to booking "babes" on Centre Court, shuffling the...uh...uglies, fuggos, and fatties to the back courts. Some "people" are upset about this because it ignores rank and favors ratings. These are the same people that probably petitioned the idea of Homecoming King and Queen in high school for being a popularity contest. Losers.
So who's a hottie and who's a nottie?
Gisela Dulko: Center Court Hottie Serena Williams: Nottie Street Boners had a funny little post about this and really I don't have a problem with it. Tennis is such a girly sport anyway that why not be completely straightforward about it. For clarification purposes "girly sports" are for the most part ones in which the athletes wear outfits instead of uniorms. Here's what I do have a problem with. The term "babe." GROSS. EW. :( The last person I heard use the word "babe" had a hole in his jeans that exposed his patchy ass-hair that stared at me as he tried rub his sweaty palms on my lower back at a pool bar. EW. NO. RIGHT? Even ESPN was all about it with a segment called "Techincally Speaking: Big Babe Tennis" where Pam Shriver, Mary Carillo, and Mary Jo Fernandez talk about Big Babe Tennis as something that is feminine and pretty but filled with crushing backhands and aggressive play. It was full of confusion and the word "babe" everywhere. Yuck. Here it is.
I have family there now and they don't appreciate it when I make fun of Jersey but I will gladly direct you to Four Four where Rich has blogged about a documentary about the women of Wildwood, N.J. in 1994. The clip he's included is my favorite thing this week. Enjoy!
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