◼ Rachel Maddow Shows Video of Man Being Teabagged in Gay Bar No Bias at MSNBC. The idea behind the Tea Parties was The Boston Tea Party, and the talking heads at MSNBC know it. But in an effort to take the Tea Parties out, Anderson Cooper and others at MSNBC took to snickering on [...]
In honor of the 20th anniversary of The Simpsons, TV Guide is releasing 5 collectible covers of their mag each with a different coverphoto of Simpson patriarch Homer J. Simpson. Here is one of his collectible covers: In celebration of “The Simpsons” 20th anniversary, TV GUIDE MAGAZINE has issued five collectible covers hitting newsstands Thursday, [...]
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas! Even in the alternative universe of FlashForward , with 20 million dead and the rest of the planet busily trying to wrap their heads around glimpses of the future, you can't get away from Christmas. As John Waters recently said , "You can love it, you can hate it, but you can't ignore it," and in the winter finale of the show, gratuitous Christmas...
Thursday’s Gay Entertainment Buzz: ABC & Lambert, the next episode; Santa Claus Shocker; Remember Family Ties'…; John Waters – Dirty Down Under; Stephen K Amos on BBC… - Out of the Closet and making the rounds…Family Ties’s Meredith Baxter: ‘I’m a Lesbian Mom’ - Irony from ABC News: ABC Cancels Adam Lambert’s “Kimmel” Performance....
JW: All art shows are magic in a way, aren’t they? TF: Yeah. JW: And I wonder if talking about it gives away the trick in a way, even what we’re doing now. Real magicians will never tell you how they do the trick. TF: I try to be incredibly obvious and straightforward, but this sort of conceals itself again. I’m trying to reveal the secret. It’s like a secret that everyone knows....
Former Reason intern Mike Riggs has a reliably amusing interview in the Washington City Paper with America's greatest pencil-mustached Baltimore patriot, John Waters. Distantly relevant political section: WCP: Do you feel like you've been cheated, now that teabagging is back in style and you've been given none of the credit? JW: I never feel like I've been cheated. I'm not a bitter person. I think...
PHOTO: Thomas Kraemer as Simpson cartoon (8/7/07) An article by Arnold Wayne Jones, "Woo-Hoo!" TV Guide Magazine, Dec. 7-20, 2009, cover, p. 30-34 picks the magazine's 20 favorite episodes on occasion of the 20th anniversary of "The Simpsons" TV show. (See "Photo Galleries, "The Simpsons Turns 20!" TV Guide Magazine, accessed Dec. 2, 2009 -- Celebrate The Simpsons'...
Not only does the end of each year bring me to want to relive my favorite Christmas movie (sorry Arnaud Desplechin, Bruce Willis), but it also marks the time when John Waters provides his Top 10 films of the year for Artforum. Last year his #1 was a tie between Woody Allen's Vicky Cristina Barcelona and Christophe Honoré's Love Songs [ Les chansons d'amour ], both of which made my list too although...
(TrendHunter.com) There’s a message here somewhere, and it is probably artistic. Unfortunately, the creepiness factor of the Michael Jackson baby kind of detracts from whatever artistic message it’s designed to have. The…
The “Tix The Season” Promotion Starts Today! From November 27-30, 2009 use code TTS09 and save up to 50% off tickets at these selected events. Various NYC Venues Broadway and Off Broadway Offers Highline Ballroom (TTS09 50% Off) 12/12/09 A Jerry Douglas Band Christmas w/ John Oates and Maura O’Connell 12/19/09 Christmas with Aaron Neville featuring Charles Neville 12/20/09 Big [...]...
Micky Dolenz, best known as the mop-haired drummer in 60s boy band The Monkees, is joining the West End cast of Hairspray next year (from 2 February 2010), playing Wilbur Turnblad opposite Brian Conley, who will reprise his role as Edna. Since topp...
Micky Dolenz, best known as the mop-haired drummer in 60s boy band The Monkees, is joining the West End cast of Hairspray next year (from 2 February 2010), playing Wilbur Turnblad opposite Brian Conley, who will reprise his role as Edna. Since topp...
It's showing on an airplane... and you STILL think about walking out! Even if you've snuck into the theater, you still demand your money back afterwards! After it's over you say to yourself, "Wow, and the best part of that was Vin Diesel's performance!" You start to cry, not because of the poignant story, but due to the bad acting. There's a CRYING BABY in the audience...and the Baby's lines...