Pure comedy gold. :)

hyperallergic:

A End of Week Censorship Round-Up

Wojnarowicz &The Smithsonian:
-Fire In My Belly Protest This Sunday at Met Museum
-Why Secretary Clough Won’t Leave the Smithsonian
-Smithsonian Director Unrepentant, Curator Talks “American Taliban,” Catholic League Gets a Beer

Blu & MOCA:
-More Answers in MOCA Mural Censorship
-Blu Says Whitewash Was ‘a CURATORIAL CHOICE that involves the CENSORSHIP of a mural’
-Interpreting Blu’s Whitewashed Mural, Part 1

This guy is hilarious, and really an inspiration to me. A more polished and ingenious inspiration obviously, since I only write about shit and he actually makes an effort.

As for Star Trek: the Movie, I enjoyed it for pretty much the same reasons why Plinkett did. The story didn’t suck, the cinematography was at moments superb and the whole cast just clicked together in the end. I can’t really compare it to older Star Trek movies or the original TV series (I’m not a Trekkie in any sense of the word except that I know most of the crew members names in the original series and TNG), but as a space action movie blockbuster, it’s a rarely seen pleasure in recent years.

See the second part of Plinkett’s review here.

Follow up to that ColorMeKatie photo - Black Tie Beach!

Everybody’s happy. :D

Every lyric that comes out of his mouth is like a stab into the wounds of rebellious souls everywhere. Yeah, that’s the best I could come up with on a Sunday morning.

Go and check out the CeeLoGreen.com for further information and news, I’m sure I will.

nic-rad:

So smooth.

I don’t have anything specific to say about this particular joke (except it’s funny as hell), but the whole concept of Old Jews Telling Jokes is so simple yet works great! Every city in the world should have something like this so we can all learn new jokes every day, and new art of joke-telling secrets with every new storyteller.

oldjewstellingjokes:

Richard Z. Chesnoff, “Yiddish Theater”

This is actually a joke from a previous taping, that somehow was left off our list. It’s one of Richard Chesnoff’s favorites.

Simon’s Cat doesn’t really need any additional promotion, but still, there might be some people who haven’t heard of it before. There really is no artistic value in these animations, except for their pure entertainment value. And boy, am I entertained every single time they come out. Which is not as often as it should be, but it shows off great skill every single time.

Be sure to subscribe to Simon’s Cat YouTube channel if you want to be notified whenever a new animation is up.

This guy does everything I ever wanted to write about in this blog. Photography, animation, video, music… only thing missing is a comic book type of thing, but even I know it’d be an overkill.

I really feel incompetent but full of great pride that there is somebody out there who’s capable of such artistic expression. I’m guessing this must be what a man-crush feels like…

Anyways, go check out MysteryGuitarMan’s You Tube channel and other presences he makes known on the interwebs. Be sure to subscribe though, because I think he’s crazy hyperactive, who knows how long that will go on.