long, random entry is long and random
Jul. 29th, 2010 12:16 amIf I'd waited five minutes, this first thing could have been in the last entry. But then it would have been missing the second thing, which is also HEARTS IN MY EYES x1000.
Playbill.com interview with Michael Esper, Rebecca Naomi Jones, Stark Sands, and John Gallagher Jr.
When Michael talks about where he thinks his character goes from here, and what he hopes people take away from seeing the show? Oh, my heart.
Okay, seriously, I feel like I might spend a lot of time saying "I love so-and-so" with regards to characters or performers, but Oh My God do I love Michael Esper so much right now. (ETA: good job, fingers, of typing "like" there instead of "love" the first time.)
( ♥ )
Fear my lack of segue:
Random video: Unintentional hilarity from the 80s: You and your Johnson, a way of life for over 50 years
My favorite thing that someone said on the internet today (in this case, one of my friends, on Facebook): "The captain has extinguished the "sequitur" light."
And one more old spice parody: Study like a scholar, scholar
I feel like there's been a lot of discussion (none of which I have read) about Lilith Fair's failure, or relevance, or what have you, this year.
I went to Lilith Fair in 1990-whatever. I don't remember anything about who was there except for Sarah McLachlan, and I didn't watch most of her set. I'm not entirely sure what I did, and there's a good chance that that was the summer of my driving to random festivals en route to other destinations, which meant I spent a lot of time wandering around alone. At least I was sober, because wow is that an invitation to disaster.
Anyway, Lilith fair. Apparently this year's lineup included Kelly Clarkson, Rihanna and Norah Jones, Ke$ha, Corinne Bailey Rae and Martina McBride, some or all of whom have dropped out because Lilith cancelled a bunch of dates.
It's not like I would have traveled anyway, but I'm tempted to go to either the New York or the Hartford date to see Indigo Girls or Sarah Bareilles. I'm not sure I could care less about seeing Sarah McLachlan sing.
Dancing! General thoughts:
Hahahaha Nigel didn't notice that Jose wasn't in the group routines.
Did Adam call someone (Toni?) Esme when he was critiquing Kent?
Spencer Liff is adorable, and I am shallow. Sorry.
In descending order of how much I liked their solos, ( this week in SYTYCD )
Playbill.com interview with Michael Esper, Rebecca Naomi Jones, Stark Sands, and John Gallagher Jr.
When Michael talks about where he thinks his character goes from here, and what he hopes people take away from seeing the show? Oh, my heart.
Okay, seriously, I feel like I might spend a lot of time saying "I love so-and-so" with regards to characters or performers, but Oh My God do I love Michael Esper so much right now. (ETA: good job, fingers, of typing "like" there instead of "love" the first time.)
( ♥ )
Fear my lack of segue:
Random video: Unintentional hilarity from the 80s: You and your Johnson, a way of life for over 50 years
My favorite thing that someone said on the internet today (in this case, one of my friends, on Facebook): "The captain has extinguished the "sequitur" light."
And one more old spice parody: Study like a scholar, scholar
I feel like there's been a lot of discussion (none of which I have read) about Lilith Fair's failure, or relevance, or what have you, this year.
I went to Lilith Fair in 1990-whatever. I don't remember anything about who was there except for Sarah McLachlan, and I didn't watch most of her set. I'm not entirely sure what I did, and there's a good chance that that was the summer of my driving to random festivals en route to other destinations, which meant I spent a lot of time wandering around alone. At least I was sober, because wow is that an invitation to disaster.
Anyway, Lilith fair. Apparently this year's lineup included Kelly Clarkson, Rihanna and Norah Jones, Ke$ha, Corinne Bailey Rae and Martina McBride, some or all of whom have dropped out because Lilith cancelled a bunch of dates.
It's not like I would have traveled anyway, but I'm tempted to go to either the New York or the Hartford date to see Indigo Girls or Sarah Bareilles. I'm not sure I could care less about seeing Sarah McLachlan sing.
Dancing! General thoughts:
Hahahaha Nigel didn't notice that Jose wasn't in the group routines.
Did Adam call someone (Toni?) Esme when he was critiquing Kent?
Spencer Liff is adorable, and I am shallow. Sorry.
In descending order of how much I liked their solos, ( this week in SYTYCD )