Happy Halloween!
Me elsewhere: Haven recap
I love these L.L. Bean jack-o'-lanterns.
I bet your Halloween also needs Tom Mison and John Noble in a pumpkin patch.
What if your favorite books were Halloween candy?
Eeee! AMC picked up that John Le Carre limited series starring Hugh Laurie and Tom Hiddleston.
I want these Kate Spade for GapKids gift bow flats with every fiber of my being.
I love the cover of Sarah Dessen's next book.
LOOK AT THIS ANNE OF GREEN GABLES WEDDING PHOTOSHOOT.
Trust me, you probably want to watch this behind-the-scenes video by the director of Taylor Swift's Diet Coke kittens ad. (Hint: The director is a cat.)
How Well Can You Decode Taylor Swift Songs Through Emoji? I had an embarrassingly hard time with some of these.
The Taylor Swift/San Francisco Giants conspiracy, explained
I love England: 'Tree of the Year' competition finalists announced
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Friday, October 31, 2014
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Morning Coffee (11/27/13)
Happy Thanksgiving Eve! I'm headed to Connecticut today to spend the rest of the week with my family, so regular posting will return on Monday. I hope those of you celebrating enjoy the holiday!
If you don't need to get anything done today, try GeoGuessr. (No, really. It's amazing and very addictive.)
Here's the trailer for NBC's live Sound of Music telecast. And it . . . looks pretty okay? I'm entirely saying this because they're so insistent that this is a production of the stage show, not a remake of the movie, but . . . yeah. I'm willing to give them a chance. (And there's a making-of special on NBC tonight, if you're curious.)
John Noble is back on Sleepy Hollow next week. Do you want to see pictures? Of course you do.
June Thomas on why you probably should be watching more international TV.
Intriguing: When These Complete Strangers Pose as Family Something Fascinating Happens
Some of these British attempts at labeling U.S. states are witty and hilarious, and I guarantee Americans would do worse at, say, labeling British counties.
The 50 States of Lego are both adorable and gently snarky.
How Food Network Created and Lost Foodies
If you don't need to get anything done today, try GeoGuessr. (No, really. It's amazing and very addictive.)
Here's the trailer for NBC's live Sound of Music telecast. And it . . . looks pretty okay? I'm entirely saying this because they're so insistent that this is a production of the stage show, not a remake of the movie, but . . . yeah. I'm willing to give them a chance. (And there's a making-of special on NBC tonight, if you're curious.)
John Noble is back on Sleepy Hollow next week. Do you want to see pictures? Of course you do.
June Thomas on why you probably should be watching more international TV.
Intriguing: When These Complete Strangers Pose as Family Something Fascinating Happens
Some of these British attempts at labeling U.S. states are witty and hilarious, and I guarantee Americans would do worse at, say, labeling British counties.
The 50 States of Lego are both adorable and gently snarky.
How Food Network Created and Lost Foodies
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Morning Coffee (1/8/13)
I've never really watched soaps, but the online revival of One Life to Live and All My Children is huge, huge news.
And so is Warner Bros. finally licensing eight shows (including Fringe and The West Wing) to Netflix.
I don't really care about Superman, but I care about Superman with a voice cast of Matt Bomer, John Noble, Stana Katic, and Molly Quinn.
Richard Ben Cramer, political reporter and author of What It Takes, has died.
One of these will be the next Olympic sport.
Fascinating and heartbreaking: The Children Who Went Up in Smoke
Oh my gosh, it's a Hulk stapler.
"For a sport timed down to the thousandth of a second and measured in millimetres, Formula One seems to be finding it surprisingly difficult to get to grips with a calendar." Heh.
And so is Warner Bros. finally licensing eight shows (including Fringe and The West Wing) to Netflix.
I don't really care about Superman, but I care about Superman with a voice cast of Matt Bomer, John Noble, Stana Katic, and Molly Quinn.
Richard Ben Cramer, political reporter and author of What It Takes, has died.
One of these will be the next Olympic sport.
Fascinating and heartbreaking: The Children Who Went Up in Smoke
Oh my gosh, it's a Hulk stapler.
"For a sport timed down to the thousandth of a second and measured in millimetres, Formula One seems to be finding it surprisingly difficult to get to grips with a calendar." Heh.
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