November 2011
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GIF of the Week
October 2011
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“We’re having a boy! We’re so happy that Axel gets to have a brother so close in...”
– It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia‘s Kaitlin Olson to People, on being pregnant with her second baby, another boy, with husband Rob McElhenney.
Cannot look away from this GIF.
This equally hilarious and mesmerizing GIF of Laura Kirkpatrick from America’s Next Top Model: All Stars comes, of course, from Rich Juzwiak’s recaps on fourfour.
WatchPortlandia doesn’t return for its second season until January, but here’s a cute new sketch with Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein as overcomplicated recyclers.
“There was one nun that hated my guts for actually no reason, and at one point in...”
– Melissa McCarthy reminiscing about being a goth kid in a Catholic girls school, from a fun New York Times interview with a journalist who’s really bad at hiding his contempt for Mike & Molly. Seriously, he practically asks her to apologize for it.
WatchPortishead gave their first televised performance in thirteen years on Jimmy Fallon last night. They did their classic “Mysterons” (above), as well as their charity single, “Chase the Tear,” which you can see here. I have tickets to see them in Berkeley in two weeks, but I haven’t gotten the tickets in the mail yet and I can’t remember if it’s will call,...
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Movie Trailer of the Day: First official trailer for Jason Reitman’s Diablo Cody-scripted dramedy, Young Adult (AKA “that movie with the kickass poster).
The Reitman-Cody reunion, which stars Charlize Theron, Patrick Wilson, Patton Oswalt, and Cave Johnson J.K. Simmons as the Narrator, is due in theaters December 9th.
[slashfilm.]
“I wanted to give them tips from OZ, but I thought, “You know? I’m...”
– Christopher Meloni critiquing the love scene between Michael Ian Black and Bradley Cooper, from Details’ “Ultimate Oral History of Wet Hot American Summer.”
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Watchthedailywhat:
Supercut of the Day: A supercut of people in movies and TV shows telling other people that their mores are outmoded because “it’s the 90s,” which, of course, is such a quintessentially 90s thing to say.
In related news, the 90s ended nearly 12 years ago.
[eit / spiegelman.]
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September 2011
39 posts
WatchA Vulture supercut in honor of Charlie Day’s great achievements in senseless screaming on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia; turn your volume down and enjoy
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