It's A Brianstorm.

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popculturebrain:

geminitactic:

Bon Joviver

Ummm… what?

Amazing.

Go get the Miracles of Modern Science album, even if it’s just to pay them some money for making this video.  

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One of my favorite songs this month.  Dan Mangan’s album is terrific.

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ifc: Who else will be there tonight? Doors at eight. Show at nine. Straight up party all night. Let’s do this. I went to the second LA show on Tuesday and it was magical.  Special appearances by Kumail Nanjiani and Aubrey Plaza and Susanna Hoffs (whose birthday it was and who I found out later is married to Jay Roach) were delightful.

ifc:

Who else will be there tonight? Doors at eight. Show at nine. Straight up party all night. Let’s do this.

I went to the second LA show on Tuesday and it was magical.  Special appearances by Kumail Nanjiani and Aubrey Plaza and Susanna Hoffs (whose birthday it was and who I found out later is married to Jay Roach) were delightful.

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McSweeney’s Internet Tendency: In Which I Fix My Girlfriend’s Grandparents’ WiFi and Am Hailed as a Conquering Hero.

I know this has probably been all over the internet already because why wouldn’t it be, but I’m putting it here as the chief exhibit in the Museum of the Things I Wish I’d Written. (The MotTIWIW.  There’s free admission on Tuesdays.)

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The pug tag is dangerous.
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alisonagosti:

Pete Holmes as Batman. He is the best.

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-saturdaynightlive:

Top Ten Podcasts of 2011

  1. How Was Your Week with Julie Klausner 
  2. WTF with Marc Maron
  3. RISK!
  4. You Made It Weird with Pete Holmes
  5. Jordan, Jesse, Go!
  6. Nerdist Writers Panel
  7. Totally Laime
  8. Hype Men
  9. The Q&A with Jeff Goldsmith
  10. Pop My Culture

This is a great list.

In particular, I’d like to say that Pete Holmes is absolutely killing it with You Made It Weird.  Some of the most honest and interesting conversations I’ve heard on a podcast. And that even includes WTF.

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“I love Los Angeles. I know a lot of people go there and they see just a huge sprawl of sameness. But when you’re there for a while, you realize that each section has its own mood. The golden age of cinema is still alive there, in the smell of jasmine at night and the beautiful weather. And the light is inspiring and energizing. Even with smog, there’s something about that light that’s not harsh, but bright and smooth. It fills me with the feeling that all possibilities are available. I don’t know why. It’s different from the light in other places. The light in Philadelphia, even in the summer, is not nearly as bright. It was the light that brought everybody to L.A. to make films in the early days. It’s still a beautiful place.”
— David Lynch, Catching The Big Fish (via bbook)

(Source: moresoulthanasockwithahole, via latimes)

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kulap: There are still tix left for the show!  $30 General admission tickets are sold out, but you can still grab VIPs for $100 and upper balcony for only $20.   Two foodtrucks will be parked out front all night, Me So Hungry  & Dogtown Dog! All proceeds will go to The Los Angeles Regional Foodbank . So excited for this.

kulap:

There are still tix left for the show!  $30 General admission tickets are sold out, but you can still grab VIPs for $100 and upper balcony for only $20.  

Two foodtrucks will be parked out front all night, Me So Hungry  & Dogtown Dog!

All proceeds will go to The Los Angeles Regional Foodbank .

So excited for this.

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popculturebrain: If you’re digging fun.’s “We Are Young” (thanks to Glee), go listen to this album. Then we can talk. Also while you’re at it, listen to fun.’s first album too. Couldn’t have said it better.

popculturebrain:

If you’re digging fun.’s “We Are Young” (thanks to Glee), go listen to this album. Then we can talk. Also while you’re at it, listen to fun.’s first album too.

Couldn’t have said it better.