If I were an ABC exec, now that I've canceled Hank, I would bring back Samantha Who to shore up the Wed nite comedy line-up. It would go like this:
8:00 - The Middle
8:30 - Modern Family
9:00 - Samantha Who?
9:30 - Cougar Town
Come on - how perfect and obvious is that???
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Saturday, November 14, 2009
team edward

With the dawning of a new Twilight (haha) and renewed debates in the world over who's the dreamier Twilight hunk, I now declare I am on Team Edward for the following reasons:
1. He's a Brit.
2. Messy hair > clean cut. (Man, I really want that hair.)
3. RPatz in interviews is quite funny and self-deprecating (kinda goes with #1 above). Exhibit A: the latest Vanity Fair cover story, in which he reveals one leg of his is shorter than the other, and that he thinks he looks like a cartoon character.
4. He's pale just like me.
5. He's brooding and elusive, vs. too-ready-to-be-there-to-lend-a-helping-werewolf-paw Jacob.
6. He was Cedric in Harry Potter.
7. He wasn't Sharkboy.
8. He is subject of a documentary called Robsessed (now that's clever and cheeky at the same time!).
9. Vampires are cooler than werewolves.
10. He sings. And I actually like the song he did called Never Think.
Now, I actually am not a hater. In fact, Taylor Lautner appears to be quite a good kid - I am very happy that he got to keep his job as Jacob after the brouhaha. And it's awfully neato that he is dating Taylor Swift, which makes them Taylor-Squared. All I am saying is, you always have to pick a team and choose a side (Adam Lambert vs Kris Allen, Star Wars vs Star Trek, India vs Palestine); otherwise, it's just no fun.
Oh, another disclaimer: I have not read any of the Twilight books, so I don't really know how the story goes. I presume Bella chooses Edward in the very end. I guess I'll find out sooner or later. I am probably not going to watch New Moon (or Eclipse, or I forget what comes after) in the theater. It's nothing like film snobbery or anything (after all, I watch shows on the CW!!!); it's just that I doubt I can find anybody who is willing to go with me to these movies. I don't know any tweens. Or more accurately, I don't know any tweens who would go to a movie with me - cuz that's all kinds of creepy...
Sunday, November 8, 2009
class of 2009
The fall movies I have high hopes for:
Broken Embraces - Almodovar! Penelope Cruz speaking in her native tongue! It's arty and sublime and beautiful:
The Road - Aragon goes all post-apocalyptic:
The Lovely Bones - Peter Jackson tackles death and heaven and the murder of a thirteen year old girl:
A Single Man - Colin Firth is a gay man who has to deal with the death of his partner, with the help of a saucy-looking Julianne Moore and an all-grown up Nicholas Hoult:
An Education - Nick Hornby-written film about a teenage girl coming of age in 1950's London and falling for Peter Sarsgaard:
Avatar - James Cameron's first film since Titanic looks corny as heck from the trailer but should still be a spectacle to behold:
Nine - Lots of hot women and Daniel Day Lewis dancing, singing, and smoldering:
Sherlock Holmes - Iron Man abandons metal armor for tweed coat to solve some mystery:
New Moon - Edward and Bella and the Scooby gang are back:
Broken Embraces - Almodovar! Penelope Cruz speaking in her native tongue! It's arty and sublime and beautiful:
The Road - Aragon goes all post-apocalyptic:
The Lovely Bones - Peter Jackson tackles death and heaven and the murder of a thirteen year old girl:
A Single Man - Colin Firth is a gay man who has to deal with the death of his partner, with the help of a saucy-looking Julianne Moore and an all-grown up Nicholas Hoult:
An Education - Nick Hornby-written film about a teenage girl coming of age in 1950's London and falling for Peter Sarsgaard:
Avatar - James Cameron's first film since Titanic looks corny as heck from the trailer but should still be a spectacle to behold:
Nine - Lots of hot women and Daniel Day Lewis dancing, singing, and smoldering:
Sherlock Holmes - Iron Man abandons metal armor for tweed coat to solve some mystery:
New Moon - Edward and Bella and the Scooby gang are back:
the glee of glee
the wall
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, over 1,000 domino pieces, painted by Berlin youths, have been erected and will be sent toppling on Nov 9:








Sunday, November 1, 2009
raising malawi, burying mariah
i don't like your music
10. Heartbreak/Make Me A Dancer - Sophie Ellis-Bextor
9. Never Forget You - Noisettes
8. The Price - Dappled Cities
7. Saviour - The Lights
6. Fireflies - Owl City
5. Monsters - Hurricane Bells
4. Bulletproof - Lou Barlow
3. Horchata - Vampire Weekend
2. You Belong With Me - Taylor Swift
1. I Don't Like Your Band - Annie (This song is ridiculous! I ordered the cd from cd-wow, with the bonus disc. Cannot wait.)
9. Never Forget You - Noisettes
8. The Price - Dappled Cities
7. Saviour - The Lights
6. Fireflies - Owl City
5. Monsters - Hurricane Bells
4. Bulletproof - Lou Barlow
3. Horchata - Vampire Weekend
2. You Belong With Me - Taylor Swift
1. I Don't Like Your Band - Annie (This song is ridiculous! I ordered the cd from cd-wow, with the bonus disc. Cannot wait.)
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