My New Moon Teaser

Wasn't a fan of the first one and after all this time in between shoots, you'd think Kristen Stewart's acting chops would get less nauseating. Guess again. Do we need to suffer through scenes like this again? Skip to the 2:40 mark....

My Celebrity Crush of the Month (v.5.30.9)

January: Rebecca Hall, for being the heart as Vicky and the longed for as Varya.

February: Will Chase, for being Thomas Weaver in another short-lived musical.

March: Joseph Cotten, for a screen presence that's still vibrant after all these years.

April: Nora Arnezeder, for making my jaw drop with her angelic voice.

May: Ellie Frederickson, for capturing my heart in the mere minutes she was onscreen.

My Levi Johnston Sympathy

So, I guess I'm suppose to feel sorry for the guy now. Levi Johnston's media tour continues after his breakup with Bristol Palin. I find it fascinating the angle GQ went for in this article. It just simply depicts Johnston as your regular good-o'-boy who was innocently thrown into the media spotlight when Sarah Palin herself was thrown in with her VP candidacy. Letting readers into his world of everyday life, Johnston shows us how normal his life is. Yes, normal... except for one thing:

Those are his mentor and lawyer/publicist. Because nothing screams normal for a "redneck" like having guys who look like they belong in an Outkast music video as your mentor and lawyer/publicist. (GQ)

My Total Tennis

 "I want to go to there."

My 9 Dollar Flight

I sense a "5-dolluh footlong" jingle coming for the new airline JetAmerica when they announced the first 9 to 19 seats on each of their flights will cost nine bucks! Sure, there are the additional fees such as bag checking, 9/11 security fee, airport fee and etc, but even with that it can't escalate to more than $50 each way. So where does this subsidiary of JetBlue fly exactly? Midsize towns such as Lansing (MI), Melbourne (FL), Toledo (OH), South Bend (IN), St. Paul (MN) and Newark (NJ)... Hmm, all these cities seem to be awfully close to a grander city. So one can make a case for traveling from Central Florida to, let's say, New York City for $100 being a bargain, no? ::snickers:: (Yahoo)

My Series Links

- Strange Culture continues with the fascinating series about 'What Movies Christians Want?'

- Tom O'Neil continues to annoy me with his interview with Amy Poehler over at The Envelope.

- Playbill breaks the news that Hugh Jackman AND Daniel Craig will be headlining a new Broadway play next season. 

- The Film Experience glams it up once more with the Vanity Fair's Hollywood series. 

- Talking even more about Emmy ballot, The Ausiello Files made a dream ballot. 

My 'Tuts My Barreh'

Over dinner tonight with a group of friends, we were sharing some more Youtube videos and this one tops it all. It apparently has been making the rounds getting more than 1 million hits, but this guy singing Mariah Carey's "Touch My Body" with the running English subtitles is plain hilarious. I was laughing so hard I almost coughed up the orange creamsicle flavored frozen yogurt. My favorite line? "I'm up on my beegees like a windy interview". 

My Restaurant City

Yes, I've been occupied with a Facebook application. Though I've never got into 'Scrabbulous' or 'Mafia War', the first 20 hours of 'Restaurant City' has been addictive to say the least. Part-'Sim City', part-'Rollercoaster Tycoon', this simple game has you building up your restaurant with updating menus, redecorating dining area and maintaining the kitchen staff. If you have as much free time as I do, I encourage you to go check it out.