Thursday, November 17, 2011
Jizz in My Pants: TWILIGHT Edition!
In "honor" of BREAKING DAWN's release tomorrow, enjoy this hilarious video of The Lonely Island/SNL's "Jizz in my Pants." I love the facial expressions they got of Bella and Edward! Are you planning on seeing TWILIGHT this weekend?
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
The Small Screen Podcast: Episode 11 (COMMUNITY's future is GRIMM)
This week's big news is definitely NBC's release of their midseason schedule. Including some time shifts and premiere dates, the biggest news of all that sent shockwaves (shockwaves!) through the internet television community, was the disappearance of Community from the schedule. Listen as we dive in to the news, as well as talk about the People's Choice Awards, the Oscars drama, and what we've been watching this week.
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Catch the full breakdown and listen to the episode after the break.
Labels:
30 Rock,
award show,
Community,
Emma Stone,
Grimm,
Jason Segel,
Oscars,
podcast,
SNL,
television,
The New Girl,
The Small Screen Podcast
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Goodnight iPad: Goodnight Moon for a new generation
I remember reading Goodnight Moon as a kid. It looks like it's getting a funny, modern update to include all the technology that distracts us from sleeping night after night. I know there are plenty of nights (and mornings!) where I just lie in bed on my iPhone, catching up on tweets and Facebook, instead of sleeping.
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Labels:
books,
Just for fun,
video
Monday, November 14, 2011
Music Monday: Midnight City by M83
This may be in a Victoria Secret commercial, but it's still a pretty awesome song! Have you discovered any other great tracks from commercials and television?
Labels:
M83,
music,
Music Monday
Sunday, November 13, 2011
SNL Highlight: Everyone Cries to Adele's "Someone Like You"
The best sketch of the night was definitely the last sketch, so if you couldn't stay up to watch the cast cry together to Adele's soulful ballad "Someone Like You" then you can watch this shoddy pirated version right here. Unfortunately, because of music streaming rights this sketch and my other favorite sketch "Les Jeunes Des Paris" aren't available on Hulu.
Watch them cry after the break, quick before NBC takes offline:
Labels:
Adele,
music,
SNL,
television
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