Anyone else notice a little ’stache on LC in the first scene of the hills last night?
Ha! Good to know she has her days too. But then again if that were me at the gym, my face would be bright red, I’d be dripping with sweat, and makeupless. I would make an awful trophy wife.
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Recognize the actress? Brooke Smith, aka. Dr. Hahn from Grey’s Anatomy! Guess she has been around the block before landing the more recognizable role…
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Here’s the breakdown:
I especially loved the price of the crepe suit, which in the movie was bought from a vintage shop and wasn’t a brand name.
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Yeah, I’m about to blow some secrets wide open, but like all Sex and the City fanatics, you can bet your ass I’m going to see the movie anyway (and you know you all probably will too!) So here ya go:
Spoilers courtesy of this article. Not that they matter…like I said, we’re all going to go see it anyway. Comes out May 27 
Has there ever been a good comedy spin-off with the exception of Frasier?
NBC is in talks of a spin-off of The Office, similar to the way it happened with Grey’s Anatomy and Private Practice last year. Would it really work though? Grey’s had several strong characters that’d survive being the leads in their own show, but does the same go for The Office? To much of Michael and/or Dwight would get old really fast, if they lost Jim or Pam (or put them on completely different shows) half of their viewers will stop watching, and I don’t think any of the other characters are strong enough to pull of the lead.
With that said, here’s what E!Online is saying about the spinoff:
And, just because, here’s some pics of Jim/John Krasinski from Men’s Health 2 months ago:
BTW, in the interview they state that “Krasinski freely acknowledges certain parallels between his life and that of his alter ego on The Office. For instance, he knows he must branch out from the hit show before it becomes his own private Dunder-Mifflin — the no-hope office-supply firm Jim works for.” I hope this doesn’t mean he wants to leave the show any time soon!!
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When I heard about the writer’s strike ending, I let out a sigh of relief. But I knew it wasn’t over…it doesn’t end until I get to watch something new! That being said, the writer’s strike officially ended for me tonight with a brand new episode of How I met Your Mother! Here’s the recap for Season 3, episode 12:
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Tonight was all about Ted. After ditching Marshall and Lily in favor of going out with Barney and two hotties, then ditching the two hotties in favor of a club full of drunk women, he decides that for the night, being a jerk seems to get amazing results. He then overhears someone putting their drink on a tab, so he uses that person’s tab to order drinks for the night. After that he picks up a girl and asks for a one-night stand. She agrees. His luck switches back just as quickly. The one-night-stand girl (played by Vanessa Minnillo) turns out to be married, and he gets a punch in the face from the man whose tab he’s been adding to. The next morning Ted recaps his “amazing” night to Marshall, who promptly puts him in his place. The episode ends with Ted narrating the line “My luck was about to change.” I’m hoping the change of luck doesn’t involve a regular part with Britney Spears… |
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Marshall and Lily put their savings into a condo, only to find out the floor isn’t quite flat (insert several lopsided jokes here). They eventually realize that their dream apartment together isn’t quite ready and they’ll need to continue living with Ted until it is fixed. Marshall also gets several messages from Ted (through his phone accidentally dialing Marshall from his pocket), which he plays back the next morning to clue Ted in on what a jerk he was at the club. |
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Lily takes a bit longer to realize her dream home is lopsided. She is too busy scouring for free leftovers from the previous owners to notice. Once realized, she bursts into tears until Robin helps calm her down. |
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Robin accompanies Lily and Marshall to their new apartment and she’s the one to admit to Lily that their condo floor is uneven. This is after Marshall’s attempt to convince Lily that a ghost was causing things to slide across the floor. Robin manages to cheer both of them up by making the best of a bad situation…turning the sloped room into a game. |
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Barney spends the entire episode encouraging Ted’s crappy behavior. Cut to the next morning: he crawls out of the dumpster outside of the club, shakes himself off, gives himself a quick “I’m awesome!” and walks away a happy man. |
Click here to watch it online at CBS!
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