Friday, September 25, 2009

Clips of the Week: Single Ladies



The baby is so cute! I'm sure we'll be seeing her on So You Think You Can Dance (or rather it's future equivalent) in 18 years!



I love love love Glee! This week's episode was a little light on the singing, but this dance totally makes up for it!



This isn't what aired on SNL, but they've really cracked down on copyright infringement so this was the best I could find. Still funny!

Free Panda!


Little late in the day for this one, but just found out about it! Print out the above coupon and head over to your nearest Panda Express to try their newest dish!

Genre Mash-up! Cake edition


My kid is totally going to have one of these cakes someday. It's the perfect blend of girly cute and sci fi awesomeness! I kid, kind of. I love this cake and all it represents. Girls can love Disney and Star Wars, I'm living proof of that! Wouldn't you love a birthday cake like this? Or what other funny mash-ups would you like on your cake? I'd totally digg a X-Men/Moulin Rouge cake today.

[found on CakeWrecks]

Thursday, September 24, 2009

Zombieland



Last night I went to the premiere of Zombieland! It's not as glamorous as it sounds - I was just a seat filler, but it was still great to see the movie in advance!

After a worrying, hour long commute from West LA to West Hollywood we made it to Grauman's Chinese Theater. Sarah and I made a mad dash towards the theater only to be turned around and directed to the back corner of the street where the lowly seat fillers were lined up. But before we left the area, I did get to see Jesse Eisenberg (aka Michael Cera's less awkward, cuter dopelganger)! The crowd was full of paparazzi and fans decked out in zombie make up. All the usual street personalities were zombie themed as well - brain hungry Captain Jack Sparrow, for example. So we run to the seat filler line, thinking we're late and end up waiting another 45 minutes to be let in. The red carpet was great, I'm sure. I'll I could hear was the faint sounds of people shouting out names and clicks and flashes of cameras. But now, on to the movie!


The movie follows Jesse Eisenburg's Columbus as he tries to make his way through Zombieland - the remnants of the world after a zombie-like disease leaves him and a handful of others as the last sane people standing. He's learned to keep certain rules to ensure his survival, and his explaning of these rules and the reminders throughout the film of their importance of some of the funniest moments. Some of the best moments in the movie were when the rules were never said, just acted out and the director gave us the subtitled hint. The actors all seem to be having a great time in the roles, especially Woody Harrelson. He played a great Talhassee, that pulled off making even some emotional moments just hilarious.

I don't want to give too much away, because as with most horror films, the best moments are the surprises. This was a fun flick that didn't take itself too seriously. I had a great time watching it and going along for the ride. My only complaint is that I have with most horror movies. The "Why would you do that?" type of thing where the girl runs upstairs instead of out the door, or doesn't think to take a phone with her to call the cops. Those types of things always irk me, but at the same time there would be no exciting climax if the characters did the smart thing every time.

In all, I really recommend this movie! It had such cool visuals at time that I'm going to go ahead and say you should see this in theaters, don't wait for DVD. In case you haven't seen it yet, the trailer's below. Check it out!

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Fame Kills!

Fame Kills from kwest on Vimeo.



Damn, that ad is sexy. I'm sure it'll get everyone talking about Kanye and Lady Gaga, as if they weren't already. I'm pumped for this tour and NEED to be there. Are any of you guys planning on going? Here are all the tour dates:

Show/Tour Date Location / Venue On Sale Date/ Time

November 10th Phoenix, AZ US Airways 26-Sep 10am

November 11th San Diego, CA San Diego Sports Arena 26-Sep 12noon

November 13th Las Vegas, NV Mandalay Bay Events Ctr 26-Sep 10am

November 15th Anaheim, CA Honda Center 26-Sep 10am

November 16th Los Angeles, CA Staples Center 26-Sep 10am

November 18th Sacramento, CA Arco Arena 25-Sep 12noon

November 19th San Jose, CA HP Pavilion 26-Sep 10am

November 24th Vancouver, BC GM Place 25-Sep 10am

November 26th Calgary, AB Pengrowth Saddledome 25-Sep 10am

November 28th Edmonton, AB Rexall Place 25-Sep 10am

November 29th Saskatoon, SK Credit Union Center 25-Sep 10am

December 2nd Denver, CO Pepsi Center TBA

December 4th St. Louis, MO Scottrade Center 3-Oct 10am

December 9th Miami, FL American Airlines Arena TBA

December 11th Atlanta, GA Philips Arena 3-Oct 12noon

December 12th Greensboro, NC Greensboro Coliseum TBA

December 13th Norfolk, VA Scope Arena 10-Oct 10am

December 16th Worcester, MA DCU Center TBA

December 18th Philadelphia, PA Wachovia Center TBA

December 19th Baltimore, MD 1st Mariner Arena 9-Oct 10am

December 20th Buffalo, NY HSBC Arena 3-Oct 11am

December 22nd East Rutherford, Izod Center 3-Oct 10am NJ

December 23rd Cleveland, OH Quicken Loans Arena TBA

December 26th Hartford, CT XL Center 3-Oct 10am

December 30th Washington, DC Verizon Center 2-Oct 12noon

January 3rd Uniondale, NJ Nassau Coliseum 3-Oct 10am

January 6th Toronto, ON Air Canada Centre 3-Oct 1pm

January 8th Ottawa, ON Scotiabank Place 3-Oct 1pm

January 11th Montreal, QC Bell Center 3-Oct 12noon

January 14th Detroit, MI Palace of Auburn Hills TBA

January 16th Chicago, IL United Center 2-Oct 12noon

January 21st San Antonio, TX AT&T Center 10-Oct 10am

January 22nd Houston, TX Toyota Center TBA

January 24th Dallas, TX American Airlines Center TBA