They're called queen pins.

I know the guy in the glasses. Hi Damien.

I see this dude CONSTANTLY all over town. Especially in NoLita. I think he must live around there. Although the Gourmet Garage bag suggests The Village.

@bananastand: Agreed. It seems like Sherri was "undecided" for the attention and now that Obama's won, she's jumping on the emotional bandwagon and crying—no sobbing—for the cameras. What a spectacle.

@ElleL: I bet she wasn't. She just wanted the attention.

i love how the View women skirt around the issue instead of allowing Richard to elaborate. is the movie distributed by their parent company or something?

@Archetype: No, actually. He said that, too.

Typewriters in shows drive me nuts. No one writes on a typewriter anymore. Even a bar wouldn't have a typewriter lying around these days. They often have computers to play music or else nothing.

@Never_Nude: At this point i highly suspect Sacha Baron Cohen is behind this.

@citrus_buddha: impressive. seriously.

I work in advertising and an older gentleman I work with (in his fifties) tells me it was EXACTLY like that. He said women were always getting hit on and harassed. And as for the drinking, ditto. In the 80's add coke to that equation. In the boardroom according to some of my colleagues.

i was at the NY premiere for this last month. It's pretty awful. Basically a telenovela with a high budget. Which means I'll be covering it on my blog.

Wow, I didn't believe you, but that was really, really, really bad.

I see David Cross walking his dog around my neighborhood constantly. Now I guess I'll be seeing Amber, too.

I was more embarrassed for her that it revealed her weight (140) pounds. Also, it made me feel good about my weight.

What a tool.

As a kid i never thought Mrs. Butterworth was black. I know the bottle is dark, but her voice sounded like an old white lady. Like Angela Lansbury or something. And did you know the original coppertone baby on television spots was Jodie Foster? Also, I think Salma Hayek doesn't really look like the Chiquita Banana…

I find it interesting that you needed to state that she's Italian-American.

They should move to Williamsburg where the guys are less assertive.

I think a good rule of thumb is that any grown man who's obsessed with any hero, especially a writer, is too immature to see past his own nose.