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bradley everywhere i see
Like 17th Street and Broadway, for example.
Isn't it convenient that I just got a phone with camera capabilities this week? I took a close-up, too, I'll post it over at![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
bradleywhitford where such excessive squeeing is acceptable.
So I enjoyed that view for a while, and then when I went to the movies later with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
yahtzee63, it was a Studio 60 bonanza. They were showing the commercial on the TV in the lobby; there was a giant stand-up display of the crowd pic near the concessions stand; and there was, I kid you not, a dangling mobile-type thing in the upstairs lobby. Oh, and then, there was a behind-the-scenes featurette before the movie, except we totally didn't get to see it because the "chefs" at Cosi need to fucking die. Just say no to chain restaurants, kids. The one time I actually would have liked to see one of those stupid things...alas.
The movie we saw was Little Miss Sunshine, which was hilarious and delightful in a we-live-in-an-extremely-fucked-up-world kind of way. Highly recommended, particularly if you like dark humor.
Speaking of fucked up...tonight's Flavor of Love! ( I knew it! )
I was reading an old issue of EW on the subway (I'm always about a month behind) and lo and behold, there was a Tim Gunn article! Dude, I didn't know he was Proenza Schouler's teacher. That is so awesome. Apparently he gets a lot of fan mail -- a Bravo exec says, "People are enamored with him -- they're offering themselves up to him." I would just offer myself up to go shopping with him. Is that so wrong?
West Wing season 7 is available for pre-order.
On a more serious note, one year ago yesterday (Saturday) was "You're doing a heckuva job, Brownie." As people starved, feared, and died. Never forget.
Isn't it convenient that I just got a phone with camera capabilities this week? I took a close-up, too, I'll post it over at
bradleywhitford where such excessive squeeing is acceptable.So I enjoyed that view for a while, and then when I went to the movies later with
yahtzee63, it was a Studio 60 bonanza. They were showing the commercial on the TV in the lobby; there was a giant stand-up display of the crowd pic near the concessions stand; and there was, I kid you not, a dangling mobile-type thing in the upstairs lobby. Oh, and then, there was a behind-the-scenes featurette before the movie, except we totally didn't get to see it because the "chefs" at Cosi need to fucking die. Just say no to chain restaurants, kids. The one time I actually would have liked to see one of those stupid things...alas.The movie we saw was Little Miss Sunshine, which was hilarious and delightful in a we-live-in-an-extremely-fucked-up-world kind of way. Highly recommended, particularly if you like dark humor.
Speaking of fucked up...tonight's Flavor of Love! ( I knew it! )
I was reading an old issue of EW on the subway (I'm always about a month behind) and lo and behold, there was a Tim Gunn article! Dude, I didn't know he was Proenza Schouler's teacher. That is so awesome. Apparently he gets a lot of fan mail -- a Bravo exec says, "People are enamored with him -- they're offering themselves up to him." I would just offer myself up to go shopping with him. Is that so wrong?
West Wing season 7 is available for pre-order.
On a more serious note, one year ago yesterday (Saturday) was "You're doing a heckuva job, Brownie." As people starved, feared, and died. Never forget.
