i can't remember who, but a couple of seasons ago, some girl was crying so bad, she couldn't make it through her epic re-fail. that was probably the most uncomfortable, other than ryan pointing out kara and simon's affair.

michelle had a lot more actual professional singing experience than most, if not all of the girls, so i'm betting that a lot of the girls looked up to her and asked for her advice about performing on stage. if so, that might be more of a reason to be sad about her getting cut than because they loved her performances.

i don't get it
i don't enjoy lee dewyze at all. he sounds like he lost his voice, not like he has a gravelly voice, and i just find him fratty and annoying. what am i missing? maybe its a blind spot for me: i hate david cook too and never liked his obvious 'rock' versions of non-rock songs.

weirdly, i think of their banter as three high school students and their teacher discussing what it means to be a pop star.

oh, the ethnic cleansing will continue. my worry is that andrew garcia will get caught by it, when he doesn't deserve it. this week was not good for him, but he was my favorite guy last week, which i liked better than his paula cover.

her relentless optimism and support, coupled with bizarre fashion sense and drugged out bantering, are all terribly missed.

i'm late for another meeting!
this whole article reminds me of the family guy clip where the romantic comedy male protagonist says to the overworked woman 'over the next 90 minutes, i'm gonna show you that all of your problems can be solved with my penis.' cue coldplay.

it did seem a bit hateful.

maybe its because classic romantic comedies were, you know, funny. the characters started just about as unlikable (other than that we know and innately trust the actors playing them), grew in ways just as unlikely, and sometimes were just as manic pixie (bringing up baby). but, god, they were funny, whereas 'the…

oh, yeah, you gotta keep the crazy around. let's wait for her biggest trainwreck before sending her home. in two challenges, she made a fabric cloud and assless-non-chaps. maybe in a few episodes, she'll drape a model in the mawing gates of hell, in chiffon and tule. then we can let her leave. though i did like…

her dress looked like the model escaped from a burning building and singed the bottom. that's not a compliment.

uuuhhhh
this makes me sad.

hey!
i remember kevin corrigan! he's that great character actor who they accidentally wrote an annoying part to play in the worst subplot 'fringe' has had yet! and meghan markle! that's right, she played agent jessup! who i hated and hoped would get killed off instead of charlie!

i didn't love '30 days of night,' but one of the things i liked about it was the refutation of the 'beautiful, tragic vampire' archetype. them things were fucking ugly and vicious - no one would want to be one of those things or find them brooding and mysterious. team edward vs. team danny fucking huston; now…

either way
at first, i wondered if this newspost was explaining that in an upcoming interview with vanity fair, anthony hopkins reveals that he is the actual odin of legend, who got bored when ragnarok didn't happen and took on a few acting gigs to pass the time.

both appeared in the terrible american remake of 'insomnia' with al pacino's feathered vocal chords.

don't worry, dear. most of you will never experience real love. most of you will marry out of fear of dying alone.

the ditty bops
moon over the freeway. best roadtrip album ever. for me. your mileage may vary.

the marcel bullying almost put me off this show for good. coldickio's blog that he wanted to kick everyone else off the show and give marcel the win by default but was overruled by the show's producers was the main thing that kept me watching. marcel was probably annoying and hard to live and work with, but that…

braga?
um, why would someone be concerned about braga's name being on this? admittedly all i did was imdb him, but i didn't understand that comment.