cult of personality
Jealis. Here is a picture of my big sister holding a 2-week-old tiger cub:
So if you're in the Sacramento area in a couple months, you might be able to stop by the zoo & see a baby tiger!
They lost their baby anteater a few weeks ago, so I'm glad she has something else to focus on.
So, Ryan Hansen & Fran Kranz are going to be in the same show. I don't know whether I like this news, as it sounds like a show I am going to hate.
Academy Award Winning Movie Trailer
Captain Awesome vs Captain Hook!
Gerard Butler = such a ham. <3
Kristin Chenoweth hugs adorable people, part one & part two.
Lots of fanart I've saved links to:
- Pretty, pretty Spock/Uhura painting
- Slasy B-13 drawing
- GILES as a HOBBIT wallpaper
- Firefly character quote banners
- Psych & VMars icons
Plus more stunning evidence that fans are way smarter than studio execs.
Variety article: TV creators ace face time. I'd need more time to digest the article, but I really don't feel like re-reading & analyzing it. A quick once-over, though, tells me that Variety, like Vanity Fair & its "America's Tweethearts" article, places over-emphasis on the media ("EW made Joss Whedon a star!") rather than on the persons of interest.
So if you're in the Sacramento area in a couple months, you might be able to stop by the zoo & see a baby tiger!
They lost their baby anteater a few weeks ago, so I'm glad she has something else to focus on.
So, Ryan Hansen & Fran Kranz are going to be in the same show. I don't know whether I like this news, as it sounds like a show I am going to hate.
Academy Award Winning Movie Trailer
Captain Awesome vs Captain Hook!
Gerard Butler = such a ham. <3
Kristin Chenoweth hugs adorable people, part one & part two.
Lots of fanart I've saved links to:
- Pretty, pretty Spock/Uhura painting
- Slasy B-13 drawing
- GILES as a HOBBIT wallpaper
- Firefly character quote banners
- Psych & VMars icons
Plus more stunning evidence that fans are way smarter than studio execs.
Variety article: TV creators ace face time. I'd need more time to digest the article, but I really don't feel like re-reading & analyzing it. A quick once-over, though, tells me that Variety, like Vanity Fair & its "America's Tweethearts" article, places over-emphasis on the media ("EW made Joss Whedon a star!") rather than on the persons of interest.