October 18, 2011
Spotted this while visiting home in MN over the summer. I hope there is at least one nerd living on this street who appreciates their address.

Spotted this while visiting home in MN over the summer. I hope there is at least one nerd living on this street who appreciates their address.

3 months ago

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October 16, 2011

Today I learned about the largest star known to man. Not to mention another (smaller) star that shares a name with one of my favorite movies.

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October 6, 2011
Steve’s Eternal Flame.
via xkcd

Steve’s Eternal Flame.

via xkcd

4 months ago

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September 28, 2011
I wrote a piece for Splitsider this morning about The X-Files. Want to know more? The truth is right here:

Despite the letdown of the last two seasons and the unsatisfactory conclusion, I confidently say that The X-Files is one of the best shows of all time. To the casual TV fan, this might be a bit of a stretch. This was, after all, a show that had an entire episode centered around a human tapeworm and wasn’t exactly for everyone. To the show’s cult following, this is old news.

Wherever it lands on your cultural barometer, there’s no denying that The X-Files was a phenomenon. It was a show that took more risks than anything on TV at the time. It set the foundation for a whole new generation of cutting-edge programs that followed on cable, from The Sopranos, to Battlestar Galactica, to The Wire and Breaking Bad. It was a daring show that got away with so much crazy shit, anything seemed possible. However, I don’t want to wax on about all of that. I want to talk about how god-dammed funny it was.

Read on at Splitsider…

I wrote a piece for Splitsider this morning about The X-Files. Want to know more? The truth is right here:

Despite the letdown of the last two seasons and the unsatisfactory conclusion, I confidently say that The X-Files is one of the best shows of all time. To the casual TV fan, this might be a bit of a stretch. This was, after all, a show that had an entire episode centered around a human tapeworm and wasn’t exactly for everyone. To the show’s cult following, this is old news.

Wherever it lands on your cultural barometer, there’s no denying that The X-Files was a phenomenon. It was a show that took more risks than anything on TV at the time. It set the foundation for a whole new generation of cutting-edge programs that followed on cable, from The Sopranos, to Battlestar Galactica, to The Wire and Breaking Bad. It was a daring show that got away with so much crazy shit, anything seemed possible. However, I don’t want to wax on about all of that. I want to talk about how god-dammed funny it was.

Read on at Splitsider

4 months ago

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September 12, 2011
Star Wars World Tour
via rocketboom

Star Wars World Tour

via rocketboom

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September 6, 2011
On the ball
This picture of Roger Federer pretty much tells the whole story from last night’s dismantling of Juan Monaco in the 4th round of the 2011 US Open. I don’t think it’s physically possible to hit a backhand more in the center of a racquet.

On the ball

This picture of Roger Federer pretty much tells the whole story from last night’s dismantling of Juan Monaco in the 4th round of the 2011 US Open. I don’t think it’s physically possible to hit a backhand more in the center of a racquet.

5 months ago

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August 27, 2011
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August 19, 2011

These are delightful. Makes me glad to have finally tracked down a pair of Dude Shades.

bohemea:

Julianne Moore, Jeff Bridges & John Goodman at The Big Lebowski blu-ray release party, August 16th 2011

I cannot get enough of these photos! They’re adorable, each & every one!

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6 months ago

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August 9, 2011
Nichols and May: The Cool Parents of Modern Comedy
This morning I had a piece go up on Splitsider that I am excited about. It’s a brief overview of my recent fascination with the legendary comedy duo of Nichols and May:

When it comes to comedy duos, it’s hard to find a cooler one than Nichols and May. In fact, what do other comedy teams have on these two? Abbott and Costello? Hacks. Cheech and Chong? Junkies. Flight of the Conchords? Foreigners. Laurel and Hardy? Clowns. The Smothers Brothers? Pinkos. Penn & Teller? Degenerates. None of them can hold a lighter to the smooth, refreshing, great tasting comedy that Mike Nichols and Elaine May brought to the stage.

Read on at Splitsider…

Nichols and May: The Cool Parents of Modern Comedy

This morning I had a piece go up on Splitsider that I am excited about. It’s a brief overview of my recent fascination with the legendary comedy duo of Nichols and May:

When it comes to comedy duos, it’s hard to find a cooler one than Nichols and May. In fact, what do other comedy teams have on these two? Abbott and Costello? Hacks. Cheech and Chong? Junkies. Flight of the Conchords? Foreigners. Laurel and Hardy? Clowns. The Smothers Brothers? Pinkos. Penn & Teller? Degenerates. None of them can hold a lighter to the smooth, refreshing, great tasting comedy that Mike Nichols and Elaine May brought to the stage.

Read on at Splitsider

6 months ago

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July 21, 2011

Last night I watched F for Fake, the last film from Orson Welles. This is one of the more riveting and memorable sequences.

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