Jason convinced me to go to the Today Show on Friday to see No Doubt.  We got there at 4AM.  Granted, I was within touching distance of Gwen Stefani (who is much smaller in person than I had thought), but I'm still a bit befuddled as to how he convinced me to go.  Something about a U2 poster that I knew was mine anyway. ;)

X-Men Origins: Wolverine ( Read more... )

Has anyone seen Milk, Frost/Nixon, or The Reader? I've seen The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and Slumdog Millionaire, but not the others. I feel like I can wait for the DVDs/Cable, but do they deserve the Oscar nominations for Best Picture?

Slumdog Millionaire was a great movie, though I'm not so convinced it's as great as everyone else says ( Read more... )

I feel like crap.

I got back from the movie around 3:45, asleep by 4.

I was wide awake at 7:30 this morning.

And I can't even look at food or even my morning cup of tea.

I really hope I'll be able to fall back asleep. I feel really bad, though, because it's my mom's birthday today, too.

Though, I would like to say a few words about Twilight. ( Read more... )

It's been an interesting couple of days, I guess.

I drove home at 1 in the morning after the Late-Nite show on Friday, because it was just too damn hot to attempt sleeping in my room.

Saturday then became The Most Useless Day Ever, as I watched baseball and then went to Jason's with Laura and watched Penelope. I now understand the James McAvoy ( Read more... )

So, alas, we didn't get to meet Martin Scorsese or the Rolling Stones ( Read more... )

Things I need to do today and am not:
~Buy a dress for the Oscar viewing party I'm going to on Sunday
~Clean my room, which is a goddawful mess
~Finish the copious amounts of laundry, causing the lion's share of the mess in my room

Instead? Drinking tea and reading various celebrities' playlists with snarky commentaryI kind of hate to admit it, ( Read more... )

Work is crazy. I can't wait for the holidays to be over.

Oh, and Bill O'Reilly has a vendetta against Barnes & Noble, because he claims we are the "#1 retailer in the War Against Christmas". *rolls eyes* Get a life, dude.

Jason and I saw National Treasure: Book of Secrets tonight, which was quite fun. It wasn't as awesome as the first one, but ( Read more... )

I don't think I can acurately express to you how little I want to go to work today ( Read more... )

Seeing as the New York Times are a bunch of whores, having shelled out what will probably be revealed to be obscene amounts of money, I must now sequester myself from the Internet for a while. You, see, said newspaper has gotten and reviewed Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows. I won't provide the URL, as I don't want to even *see* it (and I don't ( Read more... )

A full review of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix:

( Cut for spoilers & length (I couldn't help myself with either - sorry) )