I'm not going to lie. I find his dwarf-facial hair pretty sexy, in a make-sure-you-clean-that-thing-out-and-maybe-condition-it-so-it's-not-so-scratchy kind of way.

I wish we could. It's ridiculous.

This is...not good resolution, but here's a rough proof of concept video they uploaded. The quality is so poor it's pretty hard to see how obvious the change is, though it is noticeable. I think they're still working out their prototype, etc. My guess is that they'll try to make the color change as obvious as possible.

May not win an Oscar, but I will watch it. I love both of these women, I'm a sucker for formulaic buddy cop films, and I really love comedic films (I like to not think hard and laugh a lot at movies).

Guys, I'm super-jealous of Tina Fey. She (that is, her characters) have gotten with basically every male celebrity I have ridiculous crushes on—Matt Damon, James Marsden, Steve Carrell, and now Paul Rudd. Plus she got to hang with Poehler and Maya Rudolph and...basically what I'm saying here is that Tina Fey is my…

Agreed. I actually consider this a pretty reasonable request. There are a lot of times when shorts aren't too short, but there are many, many, many times when leggings are too see-through (aka pretty much all the times if you're a teenager buying the cheap leggings from Forever 21).

It had Samantha from SATC in it. I just remember being very befuddled by that. I was old enough to watch SATC behind my parents' backs, while also being young enough to secretly watch the Disney Channel (I've subsequently given up on the secret part and just owned my love of entertainment made for wholesome tweens).…

There are many stories along this vein (thus the ease of making that up). I consider myself something of a connoisseur of terrible Disney/ABC Family/Hallmark/Direct-to-DVD sequel movies. The only one that immediately springs to mind is the second The Cutting Edge film. The main girl is trying for an Olympic medal in…

It basically writes itself, right? Olympic gymnast suffers an injury that prevents her from doing gymnastics, but (miraculously) does not impair her ability to ice skate competitively. Due to her extreme competitiveness and inability to give up on her dream of MOAR MEDALS, she decides to do ice skating (instead of…

I really like(d) Jon Huntsman. I'm usually a Democrat, but as far as Republican nominees went, I totally supported him. I don't agree with some of his policies (not that I agree with all of Obama's either), but I also wasn't terrified that he wouldn't be at least semi-reasonable about things like gay marriage/civil…

I think they are not only disallowed within 100' of the polling place, but also on the grounds of the polling place in its entirety. That's if I recall the sign I read at my polling place correctly. This would probably be considered passive electioneering, since the mural doesn't directly say to vote for Obama, and…

Can somebody help me out here? I recall reading last season that OUAT was unable to procure the rights to Peter Pan from Great Ormond Street Hospital. Then I heard that Hook was a character, so I thought maybe they let them have Hook, but not Peter? But that seems unreasonable. So I presume GOSH let the creators have…

Deadline tells me their budget was $60 million, co-financed with Paramount and MGM.

I'm going to a party with a bad guys theme...thus, I am going as America's #1 geopolitical foe: Russia. I'm not artsy, so mostly what I did was take a box and print some pictures (a map of Russia, St. Basil's Cathedral, the flag, and Putin) and tape them to the four sides of the box I'll wear. I also added some little…

I follow his page too. I'm pretty sure she's even stated before that Obie has all the stuff he needs, and if someone still wants to donate, to donate to places like ODR. So they've certainly benefited from Obie already. I don't think she's in it for the money (who could have predicted he'd be that big of a "hit"…

It's a weird situation, I think. The rescue group, ODR, recognized that they didn't have the means to take care of Obie, because of a special diet, exercise needs, etc. So they shared the original letter that was asking for someone to help this boy out. Vanatta stepped up and offered to foster him, and someone else…

Ugh. Speaking of MN, this happened: Star Tribune God forbid we teach our children that even though mommy and daddy disapprove of something, we should still understand that it exists and be at least outwardly respectful of other human beings. Why is tolerance such a bad thing? Frustrated. So frustrated.

That's exactly why it's my favorite architectural term! Because I am a mature adult that appreciates the humor of flying butts. :)

Thank you for blurring that address. For what it's worth, I do not think that it was an address people are being told to send checks to. I'm sure that address matched up with the original transparency window that was mailed to the original recipient of the donation form—if folded correctly, and not torn, the actual…

Yeah, I agree. They've blurred it now, but based on the explanation, they still don't realize it was actually an individual's address, and not the institution's (address doesn't match the one in the footer, addressed to an individual person who, after some basic searching, seems to be the mother of the person whose…