May 2013
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“There are few moments where we have the opportunity to win a battle against our...”
– Katie Notopoulos (via interweber)
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carmellobello:
…14 postal workers in Ghana...
“When I got to her house, she said, ‘I’ve never taken acid, so I can’t sing about...”
– The Flaming Lips’ Wayne Coyne talks to us about working with Ke$ha. (via pitchfork)
There’s nothing not wonderful about this quote.
February 2012
5 posts
Watchthedailywhat:
Adorable Old Person of the Day: Retired grandfather smokes marijuana for the first time after obtaining a prescription from his doctor.
[fark.]
Well, this is the best.
January 2012
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December 2011
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September 2011
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Adam Bozarth Enjoys the Internet: A Sitcom Looks... →
erockappel:
adamfrucci:
erockappel:
adamfrucci:
I think a big part of the backlash to these ads (and let’s be clear, since this seems to be at least partially a response to the conversation between Halle and I that we posted to Splitsider yesterday, that we were talking about the ads and not the show itself, which neither of us has seen and I still hold out hope for) isn’t that the jokes...
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adambozarth:
adamfrucci:
I think a big part of the backlash to these ads (and let’s be clear, since this seems to be at least partially a response to the conversation between Halle and I that we posted to Splitsider yesterday, that we were talking about the ads and not the show itself, which neither of us has seen and I still hold out hope for) isn’t that the jokes are bad, but that they have...
Adam Bozarth Enjoys the Internet: A Sitcom Looks... →
erockappel:
adamfrucci:
chamberlain:
adambozarth:
I know this is not going to be a popular opinion, but I have to get this off my chest.
I don’t get this backlash against Whitney Cummings’ show “Whitney.”
Sure, the ads are glib and rather generic looking. Seems like any number of sitcoms about a married couple. So what if there are other shows about married couples? You think “The...
Adam Bozarth Enjoys the Internet: A Sitcom Looks... →
chamberlain:
adambozarth:
I know this is not going to be a popular opinion, but I have to get this off my chest.
I don’t get this backlash against Whitney Cummings’ show “Whitney.”
Sure, the ads are glib and rather generic looking. Seems like any number of sitcoms about a married couple. So what if there are other shows about married couples? You think “The Honeymooners” said all there ...
Zoo Kid - Ocean Bed
This guy was born in 1994....
August 2011
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GQ: Chris Kelly's First Day At Funny Or Die →
chriskelly:
The incredibly nice Adam Frucci of Splitsider wrote an article about my first day at Funny or Die for GQ.
To accompany this article, I tried emailing them a bunch of photos of me jumping and running while wearing a suit, dress shoes and no socks, but they opted to go with a picture of Will Ferrell instead. Which is fair.
I wrote this and also Chris is great!
July 2011
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April 2011
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George Saunders on moving towards the complicated
Here’s a very long and amazing interview with George Saunders, who I was lucky enough to study under at Syracuse. He’s talking about writing here, but I think it’s really fascinating how much of it could be applied to improv as well. This is just one bit, I highly recommend checking out the whole thing:
The first idea (“move towards the complicated”) is, I think, best...
March 2011
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Pop Culture Brain | Movies TV Music Web Theater:... →
adamfrucci:
mikescollins:
adamfrucci:
popculturebrain:
My spoiler policy for television is after it airs on the west coast it’s fair game. The picture went up at 2 am. If you’re reading Tumblr or Twitter or Facebook (or any source for current events whether it be sports,…
You’re right, I’m not trying to be a dick and discount what you do. I really like PCB. But I do...
January 2011
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Colbert's Incredible Anti-Palin Rant | Splitsider →
The Delicate and Vital Role of Comedy After a... →
I think Stephen Hoban really nailed the tightrope walk that late night comedians have to make after a tragedy as horrible as the Tucson shootings, yet how important their roles are to our national psyche.
