That awkward moment when the Senior Vice President of Design at Chrysler (which owns Jeep) calls you out on Twitter.
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Let's see....things are vastly changing and I'm taking it all one day at a time, because that's all you can really do....I'm constantly a work in progress...
What next? Whatever Will Be Will Be
What next? Whatever Will Be Will Be
BuzzFeed: That time when...
Hurricane Sandy made her way to NYC.
As it approached, Bloomberg sealed off the city.
Then Sandy basically said, “F*ck it. I’m going in hard.”
The lights went out and sh*t got real.
By morning there was a mass exodus north.
People were like, “Don’t go…
A special message from Will Ferrell.
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Pop Culture Brain | Movies TV Music Web Theater: Louis CK: I'm Hosting 'Saturday Night Live.' Tonight.
Hello. Its louis here. I’m clacking this to you on my phone in my dressing room here at studio 8H, right in 30 rockefeller center, in Manhattan, new york city, new york, america, world, current snapshot of all existence everywhere.
Tonight I’m hosting Saturday Night Live, something I zero…
Somewhere inside all the crankiness, this man has a huge heart
'Up All Night' Will Switch to Traditional Multi-Cam Sitcom After Extended Winter Hiatus | TV Line
What?! This is actually insane.
I’m not sure if anything like this has ever happened before.Will definitely check it out once it’s made the switch. So bizarre.‘Happy Days’ is the most famous example of this transition, but NBC did it with Julia Louis Dreyfus’ failed ‘Watching Ellie’ in 2003 as well.
I don’t know exactly what this means, but….ok…extended hiatus, what?!?
“
Clear eyes, full hearts, can’t lose,” was the battle cry for the high school football teams of Dillon, Texas, on the TV show Friday Night Lights for five seasons. But the show wasn’t just about football. And “Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can’t Lose” wasn’t just about winning games. Rather, it was a rallying cry of hope and optimism in a community where everyone had a fair shot — no matter their background, no matter their parents, no matter their gender. And no matter their politics.
So it has been surprising that the phrase has been usurped and co-opted by Mitt Romney and his campaign for their gain. And it got us thinking: What would the women of Dillon think about this?
Dillon is a classic American town filled with hard-working, middle-class Americans, who just want to lead productive, healthy lives. And the women we represented on the show — the women we are in real life — are like the millions of women across the nation. Women who want to make our own health care decisions. Women who want to earn equal pay for the work we do. Women who want affordable health care.
Planned Parenthood was well represented on the show, too — Brian “Smash” Williams’ mom worked there, Tami got a pregnancy test there, and, after being abandoned by her parents, Becky Sproles was able to get a safe and legal abortion there.
So as women, let’s take “Clear Eyes, Full Hearts” back and use it as it was always intended — as a motivator for progress, power, and greatness.
”— TAMI TAYLOR IS VOTING FOR OBAMA AND CONNIE BRITTON EXPLAINS WHY (via meredithbklyn)
Didn’t watch the show, but wow
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Chris Hardwick sent Tom Hanks a vintage typewriter along with a request for him to be on the Nerdist podcast. This was Tom Hanks’ response, proving once again why T.Hanks is an American treasure.
The episode is more than worth a listen.
Seriously, love the man
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Ever wonder what Aileen Quinn — a.k.a. the girl who played a certain redheaded orphan in 1982’s Annie — has been up to for the past 30 years? Well, we just interviewed her.
(Also, Annie came out 30 years ago. Also, we are all a hundred.)
Ummmm yeah
