Wednesday, December 22, 2010

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Hot Shot: Adam Levine At A Lakers Game In A Lakers Shirt

Posted: 22 Dec 2010 11:02 AM PST

We know that wearing a sports team’s shirt to the game isn’t a faux pas like wearing a band’s tee to the concert — because of that whole fans-have-to-cheer-for-their-side thing — but there’s something funny about Adam Levine sitting courtside at a Lakers game in a cartoony Lakers shirt. And look how artfully his sleeves are rolled! His technique must have taken hours to perfect — but getting to see that extra inch of bicep means it was worth every second.

Adam’s got the tickets, the tee, and the focused eyes. With this level of Lakers famdom, we’re thinking a band name change to Purpleandgold5 might be in order.

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Hot Shot: Adam Levine At A Lakers Game In A Lakers Shirt

The Daily WTF: Hello Kitty Preemie

Posted: 22 Dec 2010 10:56 AM PST


We’re just so sick of those pro-Hello Kitty-lifers that claim that Kitty’s consciousnesses starts in utero. Does that thing look cognizant to you?! P.S.: Makes for a fun gift for your little niece who swore she loved everything Hello Kitty-related. You’ll show her! (via)

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The Daily WTF: Hello Kitty Preemie

Posted: 22 Dec 2010 10:57 AM PST

Best Drunk Ever - A guy in Egypt got wasted and then butted a shark on the nose with his ass. He’s fine, but that shark is going to need therapy. (New York Post)

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Art Crush: The Best Interpretations Of Santa

Posted: 22 Dec 2010 10:05 AM PST

We all know what Santa Claus is supposed to look like: red hat, white beard, total beer belly. But in the hands of artists, Saint Nick becomes a hot dude, a wolf, a tattooed biker and a soldier. Ho ho ho! Check out the most awesomely bizarre DeviantART interpretations of Santa out there.

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Art Crush: The Best Interpretations Of Santa

Video: Jimmy Fallon And Jack Black's Little Drummer Boy

Posted: 22 Dec 2010 09:43 AM PST

It looks like Jimmy Fallon got the Bang On A Can bug last night on Late Night. Together with Jack Black, he performed a pretty sweet version of “The Little Drummer Boy” that involves white outfits and festive paint splatters.

It kind of looks like a festive mashup of Blue Man Group and that one OKGO video. White Man Go! But when you say it that way, it sounds a little racist. Oops!

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Video: Jimmy Fallon And Jack Black's Little Drummer Boy

OSIC: Why Being Home Is Good For My (Television's) Soul

Posted: 22 Dec 2010 09:30 AM PST

I don’t own a TV, so it’s very easy for me to sit on my mountain of smugness and judge everyone who loves Real Housewives, Bridalplasty, or any show that glorifies underage pregnancies. But this week I’ve been staying at my boyfriend’s, and his TiVo has slowly been sucking the resistance out of me. Suddenly, I see the magic of television through the eyes of a spellbound child. Who knew all the amazing programs that were on today?

Taking stock, just this minute, I’ve been flipping through episodes of Bridalplasty (which made me dry-heave a little but was very addicting, especially the part at the end where the lady says to the loser “You’ll still be having your wedding, you just won’t be perfect.” LOL BODY IMAGE ISSUEZ!), an entire show called Amazing Wedding Cakes (which I’m still not sure after 30 minutes if it’s a contest show or something where they just show you amazing cakes or what), and the “hoochie” edition of What Not to Wear. Suddenly, I have a strong urge to look up online that episode of Intervention that everyone’s been talking about, where the chick eats toilet paper.

Now, don’t judge me. I may be a hypocrite, but at least I’m the kind of hypocrite who knows her own limitations. I don’t have a television at my own apartment because a) It’s expensive, b) I can watch mostly everything online, c) I can’t be bothered to figure out how TiVo works, and most importantly d) because if I had a TV, I would never leave my couch.

Because honestly, if I am the type of person that really needs to see how those girls get that plastic surgery done in time for their big day, or finds herself emotionally involved in a skank-makeover, then won’t all of daytime television prove a horrible distraction? By keeping my home TV-free, I guaranteed myself that I will only watch the important, life-changing shows that matter, like Lost or Glee.

After all, there are only so many hours in the day, but apparently an endless amount of skanks.

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OSIC: Why Being Home Is Good For My (Television's) Soul

Video: Tribute To The Musicians Who Died In 2010

Posted: 22 Dec 2010 09:08 AM PST

Goodbye, Alex Chilton, Lena Horne, Teddy Pendergrass, Jay Reatard and Captain Beefheart. We can’t believe that was all just this year. Check out a clip from each of the musicians we lost in 2010 — and try not to tear up.

(via)

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Video: Tribute To The Musicians Who Died In 2010

Posted: 22 Dec 2010 08:59 AM PST

Julie Taymor Is Killing Off Her Mortal Enemies, The Actors- Dude, Spiderman: Turn Off The Dark, huh? After it’s lead stuntman fell 30 feet on Monday night and broke 12 ribs, the show is still planning to go on after a brief cancellation of a matinee. I guess when you $65 mill into something, you risk making Adam Pascal ANGRY! (Vulture)

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Very Mary-Kate Presents: Confession

Posted: 22 Dec 2010 08:44 AM PST

It’s almost Christmastime, which means we all need to confess to Jesus so we can get all our presents from his BFF, Santa. And no one knows this better than Elaine Carroll’s Mary-Kate Olsen in this week’s edition of Very Mary-Kate.

See more of Elaine Carroll’s Very Mary-Kate series on CollegeHumor.com.

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