Wednesday, February 25, 2009

And the Oscar Goes to...


...Hugh Jackman for the most bizarre hosting of the Academy Awards EVER.  WTF!?!  I know they were trying to snaz it up this year for ratings, but that was just weird.  They better have paid him tha big bucks because I'm pretty sure I can never take him seriously as Wolverine again.

Heath Ledger... duh
Wall-E... duh
Slumdog... duh
Kate Winslet... pretty much duh
Sean Penn... not so duh.  I have to say, I really do hate Mickey Rourke.  Always have.  But the only reason I stayed up til 6 am was to see what kind of bizarre acceptance speech he was going to make.  Was he going to remove his sunglasses?  Because I'm pretty sure he should have done that before entering the Kodak Theater.  Was he going to continue playing with his gold tooth with his tongue?  Probably.  Was he going to continue looking like he was sedated even at the microphone?  These are all things I will never know for sure (but can speculate).  

Other questions I have:
Robert Pattinson, what were doing thur other than being beautiful?
I would have asked the same question about Zac Efron, but oh, of course, he was just doing a musical number with Beyonce and the girl from Mama Mia/Mean girls, NBD.

Angelina Jolie obviously didn't win anything, but she does win the award for most face time.  They lovvvve showing her every reaction.  I'm not sure why, because she usually has no reaction at all.  Kind of like Zoolander, I have yet to see an original facial expression from her:  Oscars, tabloids, you name it.  Don't get me wrong, I am not judging her.  She's wayy too beautiful for that, I'm just observing.


























I still think Wall-E should have won for Best Original Song, Defiance for Best Score, and the Dark Knight for Best Editing.  I also think they should have created a category for "Most Unnecessary Supporting Actress," which would have only one nominee, and that nominee would undoubtedly be Rebecca Hall in Frost/Nixon.  Get her outta there.

Hopefully there will be a new Gossip Girl on soon to end this drought.  Until then, you know you love me.
xoxo
S (loan)

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Current Events



Even though I'm in Denmark learning (and being drunk) most of the time, I've made a pact from here on out that I will keep up with US current events.  Thanks to the Dailybeast.com cheat sheet (literally unreal) which I discovered through The Colbert Report, I have rejoined society starting today.

There are so many ridiculous current events right now that I can't help judge them. And now, my thoughts:

22 Year Old Virgin:  So this chick Natalie Dylan is auctioning her virginity on ebay.  The bid is up to 3.8 million.  My questions:  Must one use paypal?  Can one purchase a knock off Balenciaga Bag in the same transaction? And lastly... Isn't prostitution, like, illegal?  How is this even allowed to be happening?  I can't tell if this girl is a genius or a nutcase, a prude or a slut.  

With a lung capacity like that, obviously Michael Phelps is gonna smoke weed.  Why does anyone even care?  Leave the kid alone.  He just won 8 gold medals in one Olympics.  He should be able to shoot up heroin at an elementary school if he so chooses.  But "Sheriff Lott" wants to investigate because Michael Phelps "broke the law."  What-ever.  He says Phelps should have the same punishment as anyone else.  If they're gonna let Natalie Dylan use ebay as her pimp, they should let Michael Phelps hit the bong once in a while.  It's all very hipocritical.  Plus, I don't really see Michael (yes, we're on a first name basis because he's my brother's ex-girlfriend's ex-boyfriend.  In other words, we're basically best friends) having time to do community service.  He's too busy swimming really fast.  Just like Speedo, I continue to support Michael Phelps, drugs or no drugs.  Although, I am still a little mad at him for rejecting my facebook friendship not once, but four times.  Ugh M Phelps, you're playing soo hard to get.

Music Alert: I don't know how current this event is but it's new to me.  You can buy the entire Summer Heights High soundtrack on ITunes.  Best $10 i spent all day (and I purchased a shwarma salad about an hour ago, so that's really saying something.)  

Musical Alert: A production company (name unknown) has decided to produce a musical about the original Charles Ponzi scheme.  Theft, scandal, Boston in the 1920's in the form of musical numbers... What more could we ask for?  No actors have signed on yet, but if I had to cast, I'd probably sayyy Matthew Broderick as Charles, John Travolta as the older Charles, and Zach Efron as young Charles.  My choices are based on the fact that those three actors are basically identical making the whole thing more realistic.  And in a musical, it's especially important to obtain that sense of realism.


























Back on the Road: Nick Hogan's driving privileges were supposed to be suspended until 2011 because he, oh yeah, killed his best friend while drag racing.  However, court's decided he can now drive sometimes.  Thank God... it was getting really annoying having to pick him up all the time.