[video]
“[Food Inc.] is by far the most telling and powerful movie I’ve seen all year … I haven’t seen the new Twilight yet.” — Martha Stewart, always hilarious, talking to the director of Food Inc., Robert Kenner.
“I’ve never seen [Twilight] and nor will I ever … I don’t like vampires. I don’t like the wolf that pops out of the screen when I’m watching my TV at night. I don’t like it. I don’t want anything to do with it. I don’t like the shirts. I don’t like any of it.” — Miley Cyrus, stop making me love you!!! Also, come see our Twilight show tomorrow night.
This is tomorrow!!! Come see this!!! Last show!!!
When life gives you hate, make haterade! Natasha Levinger and I channeled all our feelings about High School Musical, Twilight, and Hannah Montana into one amazing, musical stage spectacular! Guys, we wrote a musical! Holy shit!
Coming to the UCB Theater on November 5th & 19th at 8 p.m.! Reservations can be made by calling (323) 908-8702 or going here. Please come see our show if you live in the Los Angeles area!!!
Yay!!! Super excited about this! Come see it guys!
[video]
It’s the mooooost wonderful time of the yeeeeear!
Craft Project #14
Bookshelf Rehab
CKula needed a little bookshelf for his new office and we found this dusty one at the thrift store for $8. Inspired by one of my vintage glasses, I used black and gold metallic spray paint, a saw and a new set of legs to transform it into something a little cuter, but still masculine enough to go with all his black office furniture.
He will not be taking the Liberace photo with him to work.
Going Vegetarian for Thanksgiving -
The New York Times Well blog will be posting vegetarian recipes from top chefs like Alice Waters of Chez Panisse and Dan Barber of Blue Hill from now until Thanksgiving. WTG, NYT!
You’ve made some great casting/writing staff decisions the last couple years. Seriously, way to go. But can we get a black woman in the cast, please? A black woman who could play Whoopi, Oprah, Michelle Obama, Jennifer Hudson, Whitney Houston, NeNe, Maxine Waters, etc.? It’s ridiculous that there are four women in the cast who could conceivably play Sarah McLachlan in a sketch and zero who could play Oprah.
And I’m tired of seeing Kenan have to do drag every single week.
Never change, L.A.!