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- Lost In Translation: Rom-Coms and Self-Loathing
- Video: David Crowder Band's Lite-Brite Vid for 'SMS (Shine)'
- Our 'Jerseylicious' Prize Pack Giveaway Ends This Weekend, So Become Our Facebook Fan Now
- Style Guide: All The Ways To Wear A Scarf
- A 'Bones' Spinoff And 5 Other Shows Starring the Same Stunted Characters
- A Special Gift For Our Facebook Fans
- Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Barbie Reenactment: These Hills Are (Sort Of) Alive
- The Daily WTF: Green Screens Finally Brought to England
Lost In Translation: Rom-Coms and Self-Loathing Posted: 22 Oct 2010 11:12 AM PDT Gary Shteyngart's apparats may not be half bad. The "fuckability" index is probably overkill, but being able to know when a girl is into you and if making a move isn't going to leave you high and dry would be damn nice. Til now, I have been an ardent follower of living in the moment, being spontaneous. But shit's been rough recently. Like tonight. For tonight, I am pathetic. A coward. Whimpering in the corner of my bedroom at a half past midnight, with Letters to Juliet playing on a flat screen too big for my mess of an efficiency, my ears straining to hear what they're saying on the tube 'cause I have the volume down at a barely audible level. I don't want my hip neighbors, grad students at the environmental school, with their two-week beards and skinny corduroy jeans having even an inkling as to what I am doing. After dropping off my date, without as much as a kiss goodbye (we did, however, share a rather unpleasantly friendly hug), I went to my school's library and rented the first romantic comedy that I saw on the new release shelf. Now, I am quite comfortable with my masculinity, but found myself downright embarrassed. So much so that I picked up my phone to the phantom ring of my "girlfriend" and promptly told her that, of course, I wouldn't mind picking up a chick flick for us to watch before falling asleep. Yup, this is what it all came down to. Now, this wasn't the way I had envisioned my night a few hours ago when I set out into a gorgeous fall evening. I'm something of a romantic and autumn tends to knock on that bone pretty hard. I had, optimistically, hoped to be in a sensuous embrace with this breathtakingly beautiful girl I have been seeing for the past couple of weeks. But, alas, here I am, alone, spiraling down into a devastating hole of unrequited love. And I feel that this tumbling is more voluntary than anything else. She has offered me these brief, passing moments in which if I had any strong sense of timing, I would have leaned in and we may have, dare I dream, kissed. But instead I would avert my gaze to the worn down leather of my gear shift or the near empty reading of my gas gauge, the light flashing an SOS to the crash control in my subconscious, yelling at it to put the car into first and drive me away from this god awful situation. Post from: Crushable |
Posted: 22 Oct 2010 11:03 AM PDT Crocodile causes pane crash – Crocs on a plane! Some jerk in the Congo stowed a crocodile in his luggage and it escaped, sparking a panicked stampede. The plane then crashed, killing 19 passengers and crew members. Keep your deadly creatures earthbound, people. (News.com) Post from: Crushable |
Video: David Crowder Band's Lite-Brite Vid for 'SMS (Shine)' Posted: 22 Oct 2010 10:40 AM PDT Last night on Community, Shirley and Abed spent most of the episode trying to make a Christian video go viral on YouTube. Which is exactly what contemporary Christian group The David Crowder Band has done today. Their secret? Stop motion Lite-Brite. Today the band released a video for their song “SMS (Shine)” using 700,000 Lite-Brite pegs. As we are suckers for most toys from our childhood (especially Lite-Brite), we are forwarding it to you, for your viewing enjoyment. And for a good measure, a clip from last night’s Community: Post from: Crushable Video: David Crowder Band's Lite-Brite Vid for 'SMS (Shine)' |
Our 'Jerseylicious' Prize Pack Giveaway Ends This Weekend, So Become Our Facebook Fan Now Posted: 12 Oct 2010 10:21 AM PDT Don’t forget to “Like” Crushable on Facebook, or you’ll miss your chance to win a Jerseylicious-themed prize pack work over $100. What’s Jerseylicious you ask? Perhaps this video clip will help us explain. Jerseylicious is a reality show on the Style Network. Currently in its second season, the show follows the lives of salon owners Gayle and Christy and their staff of hairdressers and make-up artists, including the feuding duo of Olivia and Tracy, the “Glam Fairy” Alexa and sweet, romantic Gigi. Olivia is one of favorites on the show — and could she be any more ridiculous. Now, enough about the show, here’s the goodies you can win. Crushable is giving TWO lucky Facebook fans each one of these prize packs, which include Aqua Net Extra Super Hold Hair Spray, E.l.f. Dramatic Lash Kid, Liquid Eyeliner and Duo POWDER Eyeshadow in Black Licorice, Babe Tool Lip Gloss in Fake Bake, Bella il Fiore Mani & More Accessory Set in black with leopard print tools (so Jersey), a 3-pack of Bumpits to help you make your poof, and a Jerseylicious tank top and an animal print tote bag. The entire thing is valued at over $100. If you're already a fan of Crushable on Facebook you've automatically been entered to win one of these prize packs. If not, you will have until Sunday, October 24 at 5 p.m. EST to click here and hit the "Like" button. You must have a U.S. mailing address (no P.O. boxes) to be eligible to win. No purchase necessary. Two winners will be chosen randomly and notified via Facebook message on Monday October 25. Becoming a fan of Crushable on Facebook now will automatically enter you to win more giveaways like this in the future. And don't forget to become a fan of Jerseylicious on Facebook, too, and follow the show on Twitter so you'll always get the most up-to-the-minute news about your favorite Jersey hair stylists and make-up artists. And of course, watch Jerseylicious every Sunday on the Style Network. Like you have to be reminded to do that. Post from: Crushable Our 'Jerseylicious' Prize Pack Giveaway Ends This Weekend, So Become Our Facebook Fan Now |
Style Guide: All The Ways To Wear A Scarf Posted: 22 Oct 2010 10:16 AM PDT Here in New York the temperature has dropped below 50 degrees – Brrr. As fall creeps closer to winter, it’s time break out those mittens, hats and scarves. But how do you keep things interesting when you’re forced to bundle up ever day? By changing up your scarf-style, of course. We look to the stars for tips on all the ways to look good without sacrificing any neck warmth. Post from: Crushable |
A 'Bones' Spinoff And 5 Other Shows Starring the Same Stunted Characters Posted: 22 Oct 2010 10:01 AM PDT For all three of your out there that are total Bone-heads (that’s what people who are obsessed with Fox’s forensic FBI show Bones call themselves, right?), here’s some great news: The David Boreanaz/Emily Deschanel dramedy may be getting its own series spin-off, starring the character “Walter ‘The Locator’ Sherman ‘a former soldier who suffered brain damage, and now asks inappropriate questions and has an uncanny ability to locate stuff.” Another show about an Asperger-y but brilliant forensic analyst/cop/doctor/psychologist? Well I’ll be damned! Here are five other shows that have almost the exact same synopsis with only one occupational difference. 1. Law and Order: Criminal Intent – Different from the rest of Dick Wolf’s oeuvre only in the sense that you never see the courtroom scenes, CI focused it’s first 5 seasons on Vincent D’Onofrio’s troubled Columbo-esque character, Robert Goren. The possible son of a serial killer (Roy Schneider) and a schizophrenic mother, Detective Goren worked the Major Case unit like it was his personal jigsaw puzzle, and had the uncanny ability to get into the minds of, and even sympathize with, the creepiest killers that L&O ever produced. So naturally, his ability to interact with “normal” people takes sort of hit there. 2. House – Dr. Gregory House…what’s to say about him? Except that he’s exactly like Sherlock Holmes, except instead of sniffing cocaine he popped Vicodin up until last season. He even had a trusty sidekick named 3. Lie to Me – Dr. Cal Lightman (hmm…noticing a trend here!) is a brilliant psychologist and sociologist who can read “micro-expressions” and tell immediately if you are lying to him. So naturally, his ability to interact with “normal” people takes a hit here. 4. Bones – Temperance “Bones” Brennan is a world-famous anthropologist who also solves mysteries. She had a horrible home life growing up, faked her own death a lot, and doesn’t understand pop-culture references. See above. 5. The X-Files – Agent Mulder and Scully were actually a rare duo: both acted incredibly autistic and were rarely fun to be around, despite the presence of aliens and what not. Mulder had a photographic memory, Scully had red hair. With all the alien abductions and stuff, their ability to act with normal people never really entered into the equation in the first place. Post from: Crushable A 'Bones' Spinoff And 5 Other Shows Starring the Same Stunted Characters |
A Special Gift For Our Facebook Fans Posted: 22 Oct 2010 09:46 AM PDT It’s no surprise that we love giving our Facebook fans access to lots of great goodies, whether it’s a Nintendo DS, Eastbound & Down DVDs or ice cream. But today, being a fan of Crushable on Facebook is going to pay off for a few lucky New York readers. We’re sending 25 of our New York-based Facebook fans invites to La Societe Stella Artois, an invite-only private members society that lets you log your social activities on Facebook and Twitter to win rewards points that you can put toward amazing experiences. Right now, points you earn will go towards winning an invite to Heidi Klum’s exclusive Halloween party. So, if you live in New York City and get a Facebook message from Crushable today, don’t be surprised. It’s just part of the way we show our Facebook fans that we care. Become a fan of Crushable today to be eligible for more prizes and giveaways like this in the future. Post from: Crushable |
Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Barbie Reenactment: These Hills Are (Sort Of) Alive Posted: 22 Oct 2010 09:59 AM PDT This week on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, the ladies taught us important lessons about Easter, sticking by your family, and what it’s like for the poors who don’t have the luxuries that they do. Let Crushable’s Barbie Repertory Theatre recreate some of the best moments from last night’s episode for you! It’s Hard To Plan A Dinner Party With Envy Alone Kyle Richards wants to have her year Easter dinner and invite all her family to her mother’s vacation home in Palms Springs. Since her oldest sister Kathy Hilton conveniently forgot to RSVP, Kyle is stuck with Kim Richards, the sad sister. She decides to invite some other guests for dinner, and this incites her first kitchen related panic attack. Chocolate + Shoes = A Diabetic Shopaholic’s Dream Lisa Vanderpump, the special guest at Richards Family Easter 2010, visits her favorite chocolatier to order a giant chocolate bunny for the dinner. In the middle of her sugar rush, Lisa is presented with life-sized, hot-pink Christian Louboutin shoes made entirely of chocolate. "I needed a gift for a friend," Lisa explains, "so I wanted to get the…quintessential." Everyone agrees that those are the quintessential pair of chocolate shoes. Post from: Crushable Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Barbie Reenactment: These Hills Are (Sort Of) Alive |
The Daily WTF: Green Screens Finally Brought to England Posted: 22 Oct 2010 09:26 AM PDT
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Posted: 22 Oct 2010 09:01 AM PDT Chris Rock is heading to Broadway – The Motherfucker With the Hat. That’s the name of the play that will bring Chris to the stages of New York. It had better feature one darn good hat. (Vulture) Post from: Crushable |
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