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I don’t know if the upcoming Charlie Bartlett will be any good, but I can tell you right now the print/web campaign is freaking awesome! (Litelysalted)
First Commandment of Comedy: Thou shalt not take Phil Hartman’s name in vain — or Jon Lovitz will smite your ass down. (Agent Bedhead)
I would say that the Phillies are the new lovable losers, but let’s face it — there’s really nothing lovable about the majority of Philadelphia sports fans. (I just couldn’t help myself!) (Galley Slaves)
Okay, I can see burning or stomping — but rubbing the flag all over yourself? Although that might be kinda sexy in the right context. (QuizLaw)
I’ve suddenly got a newfound respect for Posh Spice — as will many Pajiba readers, I’d gather. (Celebitchy)
Mister Beckham — on the other hand — is turning out to be decidedly underwhelming. (Deus Ex Malcontent)
“The Top 10 Greatest Advancements in Fast Food.” I stopped eating junk food years ago but I can totally appreciate this. (Double Viking)
Val Kilmer eats too much damn pie — that’s his problem. (Yeeeah!)
Hear this America? Fuck up, break the law, and commit adultery? It’s totally cool, as long as God forgives you! A US Senator said so. (Feministing)
Incredible — this band called the “XYZ Affair” has got a debut video out starring old school Nickelodeon stars: Marc Summers, Danny Cooksey, Michael Maronna and Jason Zimbler. It just might be the coolest music video I have ever seen. Check it — after the jump!
Pajiba Love | July 17, 2007 | Comments (25)
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Posted by: Brie at July 17, 2007 4:04 PM
I can't hear the vid b/c I'm at work, but LS, that is one of the best music vids I've ever seen. If Donkeylips was there, it would be even better. Marc Summers looks kinda bloated, but that's ok. Danny Cooksey looks so scruffy, but he's cool as shit, so I don't care.
But who was Jason Zimbler again? It's been years since I've really watched Nickelodeon.
For once, I don't have to be embarrassed for liking Jon Lovitz, (not just for The Critic) but I'm not surprised at his reaction. At the SNL anniversary some years back (I forgot which one) he broke down in tears when they did Phil Hartman's tribute. I didn't know they were so close.