Monthly Archives: January 2009

Americal Idol: Utah Auditions

Big surprise in Utah…an Osmond showed up at the auditions. He’s made it through to the Hollywood round.

LOL @ the goth chick. I don’t like her, and her ESP fails. Boy she was pissed.

Some dude named Rich Kagel looks like a space alien had sex with Michael Bolton and gave birth to Rich Kagel.

Dancing lucky rabbit fails too, but homeboy wasn’t as bad as they made it seem.

Coming up after the break, the “next Amy Winehouse?” — you mean we get a fugly skank whore like Amy Winehouse, or what? No, just some chick with a similar sound, singing some kind of Winehouse song.

Inked up divorced chick = winner so far.

The blonde hippie chick, Rose, was kinda cool also.

American Idol Judges and the “Threat”

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I just got around to watching last nights episode of American Idol a few minutes ago…and give me a break. Simon Cowell must be the biggest pussy on the planet, if he interpreted anything that kid (Mark Mudd?) did on the show last night as a threat. As the kid was leaving, he said something like “y’all take care, be careful” and immediately Simon said “that’s a threat.”Â Paula quickly agreed, adding her ignorance with “that’s not normal.”

I say, they’re both wrong, and showed how stupid they can be on certain subjects, but ok…if they knew any better, they’d know the phrase is fairly common in some parts of the country.

Friday Night Lights Returns Tonight!

Seriously, for some reason Friday Night Lights was one of my favorite shows, until it quit coming on about a year ago. I don’t think it’s been on since the writers strike? Anyway, it’s back tonight at 9pm.

Night Of The White Pants

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Night Of The White Pants. For some reason, I thoroughly enjoyed this movie.

From Netflix:

Thrown out of his mansion by his soon-to-be ex-trophy wife, Barbara (Janine Turner), Dallas businessman Max Hagan (Tom Wilkinson) forges an unlikely connection with punk rocker Raff (Nick Stahl), the boyfriend of his workaholic daughter, Beth (Selma Blair). Joining Raff for a wild night on the town, Max abandons his thoroughly dysfunctional life and gets in touch with his inner punk in this rollicking comedy from writer-director Amy Talkington.