This guy just can't let it go.
Monday, February 23, 2009
Oscars: The Courage Campaign
The Courage Campaign just sent out Dustin Lance Black's acceptance speech from last night and asked people to "pay it forward" by sharing the video with friends. Here is the inspirational speech, along with Sean Penn's more aggressive, yet equally important speech.
Judd Apatow's Funny People Trailer
And here's a real new trailer, for a real new movie that should be very funny (and, in the spirit of Apatow, very moving).
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movies
Mel Gibson's 'The Colonel'
Mel Gibson pulls a Les Grossman on Jimmy Kimmel last night and tries to convince people that he's not just crazy and actually has a sense of humor. Below, he premieres the trailer for his new film:
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movies
Fred Barnes Corrects Bristol Palin
In response to her comments last week about abstinence in an interview with Greta Van Susteren, Fred Barnes said this:
Barnes: When Bristol Palin Said That Abstinence ‘Is Not Realistic At All,’ She Meant That It ‘Actually Is Realistic’ [ThinkProgress]
"That means she’s saying that abstinence actually is realistic. Either way, it’s certainly not fool proof. People slip, particularly teenagers, but not only teenagers."
Barnes: When Bristol Palin Said That Abstinence ‘Is Not Realistic At All,’ She Meant That It ‘Actually Is Realistic’ [ThinkProgress]
Alan Keyes on President Obama
Watch him say all kinds of outrageous things about Obama and then tell his interviewer to stop laughing.
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obama
Oscars: "Seymour Philip Hoffman"
Presumably, this video is important because of the moving tribute to Heath Ledger by his family. But my favorite part was Alan Arkin messing up Philip Seymour Hoffman's name and then watching Hoffman uncomfortably grimace and squirm in his seat. Not only did he know he wasn't going to win, but they couldn't even get his name right?
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oscars
Oscars: Judd Apatow's Comedy Short
"When I watch a movie, I like to be intellectually stimulated. Or watch young boys have sex with Nazis." Also, they just blatantly laugh at 'The Reader.'
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comedy,
judd apatow,
oscars
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