A litigious season ticket holder warns of the dangers of paper airplanes. The response is golden.
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Pointless year in review presents … 2010′s worst application of the ‘genius’ tag
A familiar culprit, Rolling Stone magazine, wins for this puff piece on obnoxious British comic Russell Brand. “I’m constantly distracted by my ambition, narcissism, vanity, desire, lust,” says comedian Russell Brand in the latest Rolling Stone cover story. “I don’t pretend to enjoy anonymity.” After breaking out with the character Aldous Snow in the 2008 [...]
Hand job
This woman and her hands needs to get a room:“You never said milky white!”
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Foxx-a-palooza
This scene was written by the great Paul Mooney:
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The Brits are starting to annoy me
Exhibit A: alleged comedian Russell Brand
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Absolutely brilliant, just like the “Look Around…
Absolutely brilliant, just like the “Look Around You” series.
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Woody Allen, Mary Hartman and Howard Cosell sharing a bed
Three 70s icons collide:
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Hank du jour
Brilliant line:
“This is exactly what those environmentalists should be spending their time on: Finding ways to use nature against other forms of nature that are inconvenient to man.”
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‘Beavis & Butthead’ returning to MTV
Even if it sucks, Mike Judge’s involvement guarantees it’ll easily be the only thing watchable on TV’s most godforsaken network.
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My interview with Gallagher
The Stranger has an entertaining piece on Gallagher the melon-smasher, now “a paranoid, delusional, right-wing religious maniac.” I can vouch for the first two, having interviewed Leo Gallagher in 2000. Only Walter Payton was more difficult, repeatedly passing gas during our chat, lifting his leg for emphasis. Back to Gallagher. He had just sued his [...]
A comedy about a befuddled, chubby Jewish guy
That pretty much sums up the Judd Apatow comedy factory. Here’s the latest from the assembly line, with Jonah Hill as Seth Rogen and a very annoying British guy.
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