For being a short week, it felt a lot longer. Oh well, price of being busy busy busy I guess. Here are some articles I enjoyed this week. Check 'em out!
Dollhouse: (Briefly) The Best Show on Television - since its cancellation was announced, it's like the show's been on steroids! So much is happening in each episode, it's firing in all cylinders, and throwing surprises at us left and right. I LOVE IT.
Pushing Daisies Rises From The Dead. Sort Of.
"Green Lantern" will have a "Flash Gordon" element - I'm definitely looking forward to this movie. Ryan Reynolds will make a great superhero.
NBC's Slide From TV Heights to Troubled Nightly Punch Line
More Than a Rough Patch - A graph showing the decline in broadcast networks. It's definitely not just a recent trend.
Football Has 11 Minutes of Action - no wonder the advertising for football games is so expensive!
Get a Mac: Mashable's 5 Favorite Ads
TCA Set Visit Highlights: Chuck Q&A
New Spider-Man Director - really? I'm surprised by the choice. I'm intrigued to see how this pans out.
Burton to Direct Sleeping Beauty Tale for Disney?
24 Free iPhone Apps for Job Hunting
Red-faced from drinking? It could be an evolutionary advantage - I don't get red from drinking (yay, half-white! lol), but it's interesting that it could actually be a good thing.
Top 100 Funniest Google Street View Images - thanks, Ashley!
Joss Whedon to be awarded the Vanguard Award from the Producers Guild - now if he could just get a show on the air that networks didn't meddle with!
Open Letter from OK Go
Top 25 "Lost" Moments
How to Disappear on Facebook and Twitter - but why would you want to?
How NBC Gave Conan His Groove Back
Friday, January 22, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Japan Loves "Glee"
Fox may have failed at marketing Dollhouse (and a plethora of other brilliant-but-cancelled shows like Arrested Development, Firefly, Keen Eddie, etc), but they are doing a great job on Glee. Check out this Japanese promo for the show:
IN-N-OUT Shoes!?
Wow, these shoes are awesome and ridiculous. I found them via @IN_N_OUT_burger on twitter. Apparently, he got them custom made through NikeID.com. If you're a big fan, I guess it's worth it!
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
The Chinese Explain Late Night
Watch and learn.
This just proves that failure is understood in all languages.
This just proves that failure is understood in all languages.
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