For You

Adam says he checks this blog on a regular basis. Which is saying a lot, considering I haven't updated it since October. I'm working on changing that.


Does anyone else come back often? I wonder.





P.S. More updates coming soon...promise.

Blogging a Tragedy: Britney Spears

Some light Monday morning reading:

EW.com's PopWatch: Britney's VMA "performance"

VividBlurry.com: Hush, Just Stop.

Towleroad.com: Britney Spears Delivers Trainwreck Rather Than Comeback At VMAS

PerezHilton: An Open Letter To Britney Spears

It's Nick'd Blog, Bitch.

In honor of Britney Spears tragically uninterested comeback, I would like to reclaim my pinpoint place in the blogosphere. From her 2007 VMA performance, I feel inspired to return from my hiding place in the real world and to venture back here, into your cold, insensitive virtual arms.

Here are the 5 things I learned tonight from Britney Spears about making a triumphant return to the spotlight:
1. It doesn't matter if I'm fat, lazy or just don't care. Sometimes, I'm all three and it's nothing a good fake tan can't fix.
2. As long as I pay them, hot dudes will totally still dance with me.
3. My underwear doesn't need to fit, my ass cheeks look damn good jiggling below my panties.
4. Fuck it.
5. Mmm...Cheetos. Gimme more.

Thanks Britney, I couldn't have done it without you.

Other People's Blogs: Pistachios & Umbrellas

Two blogs I've been following rather closely lately have produced some solid content. I know, it's shocking, this whole time I thought I was the only one.

If you want to laugh read this.

If you want to feel warm and fuzzy and maybe tear-up a bit watch this.

Esquire.com Alert: 'Blogging from Blacksburg'

Esquire.com's The Side features an insiders look at these days following the shootings at Va Tech. It's well written and offers a perspective that isn't being captured anywhere else. Read Terrance Wedin's blogging direct from Blacksburg, Virginia - the events, the house "parties" and real lives grieving.

Also, providing an interesting perspective, The Lede blog on The New York Times site.

Not my normal entertainment world posting, I know, but these are two online destinations for a more behind-the-scenes look at the tragedy.

Addiction: Video Blogs

I am addicted to Rosie O'Donnell's "homemade" videos. Watch them. I have a hard time reading all of the negative questions and her kooky computer/haiku language on the actual Q&A and traditional blog section of her site, but the videos are voyeuristically entertaining. And her hair lady, Helene (I think), who appears in most of the posts is captivating.


Speaking of online video, my friend Barrett recently traveled around Europe and captured his adventures in a series of short video recaps. See them all here.

Here's a sampling of BarrettinEurope: