February 29, 2008
1) What is the last movie you saw in a theater? Was it good?
2) What is your favorite tv show? 
3) What is the last album you bought (or stole from the internet, or burned from a friend) that you loved?*
4) If you were in charge of People Magazine’s Sexiest Person Alive, who would win?
5) Who is your favorite artist? (Like art artist)
6) What is your favorite musical/opera/play?
7) What do you think is the worst song ever recorded?
* Will you burn me a copy?
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February 29th, 2008 at 7:45 am, Petunia Says:
1. Ratatouille. Yes, if you have a brain similar to a child under age 6. I do.
2. I don’t watch TV. My husband clutches the remote like it’s a hand grenade with the pin pulled. No one’s gotten it away from him in about 12 years.
3. I re-bought Journey Escape. I’m a Journey freak. I can’t help it. Maybe I do it just so the children will laugh at me.
4. My age shows here. Sean Connery.
5. Georgia O’Keeffe
6. The King and I
7. Achy Breaky Heart?
February 29th, 2008 at 7:58 am, markira Says:
1) Juno. I liked it. Not *love*…like
2) CSI
3) A whole album? Uh…probably Radio Disney Jams or something. Those songs get in your head.
4) Johnny Depp.
5) Alan Magee and Andrew Wyeth
6) Les Miserables
7) That’s tough. I think I’ll go with musical artist who makes my ears bleed instead…Macy Gray
February 29th, 2008 at 8:41 am, Liz Says:
1) What is the last movie you saw in a theater? Was it good?
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (thirty-odd weeks pregnant, thank you), and yes, I liked it a lot.
2) What is your favorite tv show?
At the moment, I have to go with Cash Cab. Though I also love Bravo and can’t wait for Top Chef to start.
3) What is the last album you bought (or stole from the internet, or burned from a friend) that you loved?*
I’ll go for two: “Barenaked Ladies Are Me/Men”, a double album by Barenaked Ladies; “Voice of the Violin”, Joshua Bell and guests
4) If you were in charge of People Magazine
February 29th, 2008 at 8:47 am, molly chase Says:
1. Charlie Wilson’s War. Despite the view of Tom Hanks’ bare butt, I am a huge fan of Aaron Sorkin, who wrote the thing, and also have an inexplicable crush on Phillip Seymour Hoffman. So, in a word, yes.
2. This is weird, but I freakin’ love Antiques Roadshow. I dunno.
3. Amy Winehouse, Back to Black.
4. Edward Norton. Not traditionally sexy, but brainy and nerdy does it for me.
5. I have to pick one? Da Vinci, Edvard Munch, Mary Cassatt all come to mind immediately.
6. Wicked…the Broadway version, with Kristen Chenowith and Idina Menzel as the witches.
7. Petunia’s choice is really awful, I agree, but I maintain that Kelly Osbourne’s remake of “Papa Don’t Preach” could make a flesh-eating virus throw up.
February 29th, 2008 at 9:14 am, Kate Says:
1. 30 Days of Night: It was pretty good.
2. That’s still on: Lost, but my fave all time show is The West Wing.
3. Roxette’s greatest hits. Total 80’s and 90’s flashback, but I love it. And yes, I’ll make you a copy if you want.
4. Hugh Jackman
5. Ansel Adams
6. Rent
7. That “and I would walk a thousand miles to fall down at your door” song. I fucking hate that song.
February 29th, 2008 at 9:16 am, Kate Says:
Can I change my answer to number 6 to West Side Story? I don’t know why that didn’t come to mind immediately. Could be the Codeine, NyQuil, Aleve or Sudafed I’ve been taking.
February 29th, 2008 at 9:31 am, Russ Says:
1) Transformers, no I don’t get out much (I enjoyed it)
2) Favorite of all time is X-Files, currently airing, Mythbusters
3) INXS, Listen like thieves. I downloaded it (legally) and then my computer died.
4) Nicole Kidman
5) Ansel Adams
6) The Who’s Tommy. I saw it twice on broadway.
7) Anything from The Sound of Music makes my ears bleed. Probably not a popular answer here, but that’s my take.
February 29th, 2008 at 9:55 am, Dianne Says:
1> Juno - it was great
2> Brothers and Sisters
3> Deja Vu - for my niece, this must be passed on
4> Craig Ferguson
5> Nan Goldin - amazing photography
6> Wicked - it’s wicked good
7> anything Toby Keith has ever uttered
February 29th, 2008 at 10:16 am, floreksa Says:
1) What is the last movie you saw in a theater? Was it good? Cloverfield. HATED IT. Was one of the unlucky motion sickness sufferers.
2) What is your favorite tv show? Ever, probably Everybody Loves Raymond. Current - tie between The Office and Back to You.
3) What is the last album you bought (or stole from the internet, or burned from a friend) that you loved? Alicia Keys newest
4) If you were in charge of People Magazine
February 29th, 2008 at 10:18 am, kaleigh Says:
1. Cloverfield. Yes, it was good. A rolicking good time.
2. CSI (the Vegas one). I’m hopelessly addicted to the reruns on Spike. And my husband likes to remind me that Spike is the men’s network. And I don’t care.
3. The soundtrack to “Once.” I was so happy that it won the Oscar. Delightful.
4. Hugh Laurie.
5. Diego Rivero. Or Jasper Johns. Or Louise Bourgeois. (Hard to pick…I was an art history major.)
6. Jesus Christ Superstar. I know every word by heart and have a few different productions designed inside my mind.
7. I don’t know. There’s a lot of crap out there. But I often like “bad” songs. I’m tired of Soulja Boy, but only because my kids overplayed it this fall.
February 29th, 2008 at 10:57 am, JamesMommy Says:
1. Charlie Wilson’s War….or No Country for Old Men. Both were at least good.
2. Gee, I don’t watch much regular network TV but we just Netflixed “Weeds” and are diggin’ it :o)
3. Some African drumming CD for my crazy little guy. It’s a lot of fun. Now I’m looking for “Cowboy” music.
4. Ioan Gruffudd (I can’t even say his name and no one seems to know who he is but oh man!) or Colin Firth (”Oh, Mr. Darcy!”)
5. Hmmm…Georgia O’Keefe, Julie Taymor (a set designer), Renoir
6. The King and I, probably. However we just took the kiddo to see a “Max and Ruby” musical (seriously) that was pretty darn cute (and -thankfully- without all the merchandis hype).
7. Oh, man! Anything that my ex-husband listened to!!! Ha! There’s so much bad crap out there, it’s impossible to nail down.
February 29th, 2008 at 11:17 am, You can call me, 'Sir' Says:
1. I can’t even remember the last thing I saw in a theater. Damn it!
2. Pushing Daisies is pretty good. It’s on ABC on one of the weeknights. Can’t remember. It’s been awhile. Damn it!
3. Porcupine Tree. Multiple shades of awesome. If Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin had made sweet love down by the river, this would be their love child.
It’s multiple shades of awesome. My gift to you:
http://scrine.net/music/albums/PorcupineTree-Deadwing.zip
4. Christina Aguilera. She’s hot, talented, and not psychotic, which makes her truly an anomaly in the world of famous psychotic ho-bags. Also, she just had a baby, which makes her attractive on other more meaningful levels.
5. Albert Bierstadt. He painted huge panoramic scenes from some of the most beautiful parts of the country.
6. Faure’s Requiem. Shall I send you this, as well?
7. ‘Barbie Girl’ by someone obviously being controlled by Satan.
February 29th, 2008 at 11:37 am, merseydotes Says:
1. The latest National Treasure movie. It was alright. Sort of a fun, mindless romp. A little too much going on in the second half. Glad I only paid Ohio matinee prices.
2. 30 Rock. Also, we’ve been watching Arrested Development on Netflix, and that’s pretty effing hilarious.
3. A whole album? I guess Amy Winehouse’s Back to Black. Yes, I loved it. Of course, I am a HUGE Motown fan so it was right up my alley.
4. Jake Gyllenhaal has made his way onto my celebrity hump island, but Javier Bardem would be another good choice.
5. I really like the texture in Van Gogh. I saw his show when it came through DC about nine years ago, and it’s amazing how different those paintings look in real life. They’re like two inches deep! I also have a soft spot for Norman Rockwell, though I know he’s not very hifalutin’.
6. Singin in the Rain. I could watch Gene Kelly dance forever.
7. That “Christmas Shoes” song that gets played at the holidays. “Mister, will you help me please? I really need to buy these shoes…when Mama meets Jesus tonight.” Seriously, I can’t think of anything that makes me want to tear my radio out of the car more than that.
February 29th, 2008 at 11:40 am, Lisse Says:
1. Pirates of the Carribean, not the last one, the second one. That’s how long it has been. Of course it was great. I don’t know why, but I like all those P of C movies better than my kids do.
2. No Reservations. But I don’t watch that much TV.
3. Amy Winehouse, Back to Black.
4. Adrian Brody, an acquired taste, I’ll admit.
5. A sculptor named John Fleming,
6. I can’t remember the last time I’ve been to the theatre so I’m going to have to resort to anything by Shakespeare.
7. Disco Duck. That’ll date me.
February 29th, 2008 at 11:54 am, Kemp Says:
1. “No Country for Old Men” - KICK. ASS. The Cohen brothers have done it again…
2. Tie: “Psych” on USA and “Torchwood” on BBC America.
3. “Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga” by Spoon
4. Penelope Cruz
5. My favorite piece of art is Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night’, but my favorite artist is Auguste Rodin
6. Les Miserables
7. William Shatner’s ‘Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds.’ There ought to be a law…
February 29th, 2008 at 12:00 pm, Cobwebs Says:
1) Whichever the last Harry Potter movie was (I have a toddler, so outings are few and far between). It was fine, but I expect it would have been hard to follow if you hadn’t read the book first.
2) Good Eats. I heart Alton Brown.
3) Midnight Syndicate’s “Born of the Night.”
4) My husband, but don’t tell him that; he’d be insufferable. Celebrity, probably Hugh Jackman.
5) Hokusai.
6) Singin’ in the Rain.
7) Feliz Navidad. I’m not sure why it sets my teeth on edge, but if I were ever threatened with repeated listenings as torture I’d talk ’til they made me stop.
February 29th, 2008 at 12:13 pm, amy Says:
I just lurk usually, but somehow, I really wanted to answer these!
1. Juno. Pretty good. Not sure what all the hubbub was about though.
2. Right now - Scrubs reruns.
3. Sweeney Todd.
4. DAMN! I would have to say that wolverine movie, because someone sent me pictures of him shirtless on a beach and DAMN. I would not throw him outta bed.
5. I love amy ruppel and just bought a print for my birthday. I need to expand my horizons though.
6. Right NOW: Sweeney Todd. It’s like it’s on a loop in my head. In general, opera: Aida, because I was in it in college and damn I loved it, and musical: Les Miserable, damn that’s some good music.
7. Even bad music has a certain appeal, you know? However, I can’t stand screechy voices. Don’t sing if you’re just going to screech like a birthing cat.
*(absolutely!)
February 29th, 2008 at 12:30 pm, Phoenix Says:
1) What is the last movie you saw in a theater? Was it good? Alvin and the Chipmuncks. It was okay.
2) What is your favorite tv show? It’s a tie between Heroes and Dirty Sexy Money
3) What is the last album you bought (or stole from the internet, or burned from a friend) that you loved? I am poor, so it’s been a while, but I think it was Mat Kearney and I love it.
4) If you were in charge of People Magazine
February 29th, 2008 at 12:38 pm, Sonia Says:
1 - Definitely, Maybe - it was good
2 - The Office
3 - The Beatles White Album (I used to have the tape and it disappeared)
4 - Hugh Jackman
5 - Call me boring, I like Monet
6 - The last thing I saw was Hairspray on Broadway, so I’ll go with that. Although the first thing I ever saw way back was Les Mis and it made me sob like a little girl, I loved it.
7 - There are a lot of songs I hate, but I always HATED Manic Monday by the Bangles. I like their other songs but I really hated that one.
February 29th, 2008 at 1:22 pm, Devra Says:
1) What is the last movie you saw in a theater? Was it good?
2) What is your favorite tv show? Barney Miller was a fave back in The Day, current fave is Project Runway.
3) What is the last album you bought (or stole from the internet, or burned from a friend) that you loved? Smash Mouth Astro Lounge. I’m not sure it will mean as much to you, but if you want me to burn you a copy I will. Of course you will have to then find Steve Harwell and dance with him like I did.
4) If you were in charge of People Magazine
February 29th, 2008 at 1:25 pm, Devra Says:
oops, got so distracted by that damn song, I forgot to go back and answer question #2.
Mad Money. I would not say it was “good” but I would say it was far less bad than I had anticipated. Son One liked it very much and I enjoyed being able to identify parts of where we used to stomp around in Shreveport where the movie was filmed.
February 29th, 2008 at 1:34 pm, jill Says:
1. Harry Potter 5 - yes it was good.
2. Anything crime or lawyer related.
3. umm no idea? we download indiv. songs now.
4. my husband, of course!
5. hmm results hazy, try again later!
6. Les Mis
7. “3 little pigs” by Green Jelly/Jello
here’s a snippet
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNYi6W3v0io
February 29th, 2008 at 1:42 pm, Melina Says:
1. Cloverfield- it was ok…my husband took me to dinner and got me drunk first so I wasn’t very clear about what was going on!
2. I’m really loving “Breaking Bad” on AMC right now–very twisted humor to it.
3. I think I bought the White Stripes–Icky Thump and a replacement CD of Led Zeppelin III since it was broken at my bday party last year.
4. Ed Norton or Ryan Gosling.
5. can’t decide…really right now, I’m in love with all local artists.
6. I don’t really like musicals or opera. When I was younger I like Mary Poppins and The Pirates of Penzance
7. I hate any and all ABBA songs. They make me want to pull my ears off.
February 29th, 2008 at 1:47 pm, Mom at Work Says:
1) What is the last movie you saw in a theater? Was it good?
Like others, Ratatouille. We liked it so much we own it.
2) What is your favorite tv show? Right now, Dinner Impossible
3) What is the last album you bought (or stole from the internet, or burned from a friend) that you loved?*
i got Prince’s greatest Hits and the Spoon album for Chirstmas and love them both in different ways.
4) If you were in charge of People Magazine
February 29th, 2008 at 2:00 pm, Dawn Says:
1) Stardust, I really enjoyed it.
2) Battlestar Galatica
3) Iron and Wine’s “The Shepherd’s Dog”, I loved it and I would be happy to pass it on.
4) Matt Damon because I’ve been brainwashed by that song, or George Clooney who just keeps getting sexier and sexier with age.
5) Georgia O’Keeffe (at the moment, it tends to change)
6) My Fair Lady
7) the macarena
February 29th, 2008 at 2:31 pm, Suniverse Says:
1. Juno. It was pretty good.
2. Reaper. Is that still on? I’ll have to check CW.
3. My husband got She Wants Revenge, and it’s pretty good. I can burn one for you.
4. George Clooney. Yum. Or Jon Stewart. Yum and funny.
5. Gianlorenzo Bernini. Seriously. Best artist ever.
6. Hmmm . . . I’m going to go with the Simpson’s version of Planet of the Apes.
7. That one Christmas song about the dead or dying veteran. Panderers. Or that one about the dead mom’s shoes. I want to punch the radio when that comes on.
February 29th, 2008 at 3:39 pm, Maggie Says:
1) The last movie I saw in a theater was the Veggie Tales movie. It was not a particularly enjoyable movie-going experience…but movies with toddlers rarely are.
2) My current favorite thing on TV is House, because I just discovered it and am in LOVE with House. Because he is hilarious.
3) That two albums that I got were Funky Mama(kid’s music) and Michael Buble, both of which are excellent. And which I would burn you a copy of.
4) Matt Damon, because I am in love with him.
5) I don’t know that I could pick just one - I like art, although I’m not in love with ‘modern’ art.
6) I also like musicals. I think Sound of Music is up there though.
7) The worst song ever recorded? Hmmmm, I don’t know, but since I am not a fan of rap it would probably be some type of rap song.
February 29th, 2008 at 3:45 pm, Alison Says:
1. Enchanted. I thought it was cute. Tonight I’m going to see either Definitely Maybe or The Other Boleyn Girl for a girls’ night out. I don’t think I get to choose which movie.
2. Currently, Project Runway.
3. Alicia Keys, As I Am
4. Yes to George Clooney
5. Monet
6. Les Miserables
7. “Havin’ My Baby” by Paul Anka
February 29th, 2008 at 4:18 pm, gail Says:
1) What is the last movie you saw in a theater? Was it good? Spiderman 3 (sooo long ago and yes I did stay awake so must have been good)
2) What is your favorite tv show? At the moment it’s ‘Lost’
3) What is the last album you bought (or stole from the internet, or burned from a friend) that you loved?* Linkin Park - stole from my 15 year old
4) If you were in charge of People Magazine
February 29th, 2008 at 4:28 pm, Vicky Says:
1. There will be Blood or Juno- same week, can’t remember which was first. So hells yeah. I am full on obsessed with TWBB. OBSESSED. It’s scary really. I have problems.
2) What is your favorite tv show? Dirty, Sexy, Money
3) What is the last album you bought (or stole from the internet, or burned from a friend) that you loved?* Rilo Kiley, Under the Blacklight
4) If you were in charge of People Magazine
February 29th, 2008 at 4:38 pm, Vicky Says:
Can I add Christmas Shoes and Feliz Navidad too?! I HATE THEM!
February 29th, 2008 at 5:08 pm, M.A. Smith Says:
1. I think the last thing I saw in the theater was The Breakup. It was okay, but not what I was intending to see.
2. CSI or Dexter, it’s a toss up
3. The Legend of Johnny Cash
4. Michael C. Hall or Johnny Depp, that is also a toss up.
5. my sister (you wouldn’t know her)
6.Singin’ in the Rain
7. anything by Paris Hilton (not necessarily that the songs would suck in themselves, but come on!)
February 29th, 2008 at 5:15 pm, carmen Says:
Ok, I’m totally taking this for my own site. So come over and read what my answers are.
(Geez, could I BE more Bossy???)
February 29th, 2008 at 5:43 pm, mp Says:
1) What is the last movie you saw in a theater? Was it good?
The Spiderwick Chronicals..I highly recommend it!
2) What is your favorite tv show?
scripted: Jericho
non scripted: Anthony Bourdaine/No Reservations
reality: American Idol
3) What is the last album you bought (or stole from the internet, or burned from a friend) that you loved?*
That I LOVED..is the key word. I have lots of albums I like OK..or love a few songs. So I will say: Cake / Fashion Nugget
4) If you were in charge of People Magazine
February 29th, 2008 at 6:28 pm, kelly lou Says:
1. we went to see ‘i am legend’ on iMax. i loved it.
2. oh my. i am OBSESSED with ‘Little People, Big World’ on TLC. i just started watching it 6 or 7 months ago so every episode is new to me. damn writers strike. but usually i love the office.
3. album i bought was the new foo fighters. i love anything they do.
4. i’m crazy about clive owen. or tony romo. yum.
5.Pierre-Auguste Cot. i’m lucky enough to live newar NYC and my first visit to the MET i caught sight of ‘the storm.’ it’s amazing. and the painting is actually floor to ceiling at the museum. breathtaking. i can’t find a good link but here’s one-
http://www.artunframed.com/pierre_cot.htm
6. the music man.
7. anything by fergie. ugh.
7.
February 29th, 2008 at 7:10 pm, Nancy Says:
1. Last movie in theater: Ratatouille, for the same reasons as Petunia. And yes, I really liked it.
2. Favorite TV show: The only one I still watch on TV (well, TiVo) is Ugly Betty. But I Netflix Weeds and Lost, which I also love.
3. Recently downloaded album that I love: I actually downloaded a ton of stuff right after Christmas, but my favorite album is The Garden State Soundtrack. Yes, I will make you a copy if you’d like.
4. Sexiest person alive? If I didn’t have J, I’d be pining away for Josh Holloway (Sawyer from Lost). There is just something about that man.
5. Favorite artist(s): Paul Cezanne and Paul Gauguin.
6. Favorite musical/opera/play: Probably Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (but NOT the goofy Donny Osmond version…)
7. That song “Feelings” by Morris Albert. It was ruined for me in my childhood when all of the artists on one episode of The Gong Show sang it. (I know, I’m old as dirt.)
February 29th, 2008 at 7:30 pm, Chicky Chicky Baby Says:
1. Juno - Loved it
2. As of last night, Lost. They redeemed themselves with that episode.
3. I’m in the middle of downloading some Ramones right now. The kid is smitten with them. If you want some, just email.
4. That guy from that show “Chuck”. Can’t remember his name but i’m loving the dorky guys right now.
5. Uh… Not feeling very artsy right now.
6. Ditto for musical.
7. Electric Avenue. Ick.
February 29th, 2008 at 9:14 pm, Dana Says:
Just came across your blog and thought I would respond!
1) I just saw the Spiderwick Chronicles a few days ago, it was great! I highly recommend it.
2) American Idol
3) Blake Lewis, Audio Daydream, LOVE it
4) Are we talking male or female? I would say Simon Cowell and Katherine Heigel
5) Jack Vetriano
6) Rent
7) Your Body is a Wonderland, I HATE that song!!
February 29th, 2008 at 9:39 pm, MathleteSarah Says:
1) Casino Royale? Yes I bought it on DVD?
2) Bones
3) 2008 Grammy Nominess, actually purchased and will burn.
4) Pierce Brosnan
5) I don’t really have a favorite, because I can only afford small time people, but I love photography. I especially like time elapsed photos.
6) I like going to plays, but haven’t been to a professional one since my daughter was born. I don’t really have a favorite.
7)Anything by the Grateful Dead. I hate them - too much exposure on the hippee commune growing up.
February 29th, 2008 at 10:09 pm, Karen Says:
1. Bourne Ultimatum 2. Northern Exposure & Monk 3. Dixie Chicks 4. hmm. i don’t know.. Pitt and Jolie. 5. Too hard to pcik…Fred Babb has my attention now. 6. West Side Story &. That Boy George song about “I don’t really want to hurt you…”
February 29th, 2008 at 10:32 pm, cartoongoddess Says:
1) The Ring. It scared the @#$% out of me.
2) Don’t have TV here.
3) Achinoam Nini (Greatest Hits?)
4) Andy Garcia
5) Picasso
6) Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat - Original Broadway version.
7) The Macarena (and anything metal). Bleh!
February 29th, 2008 at 10:44 pm, Alice Says:
1. No Country For Old Men… Excellent!
2. I don’t have time to watch TV, my current favorite that’s actually on the air is 30 Rock, but I’ve only one episode this season.
3. The new Foo Fighters has been played and played by me since I got it…can’t get enough of them! I also burned the new John Fogerty from my dad over winter break and it’s also very good.
4. I’ve had a long standing crush on Leonardo DiCaprio, so he gets my nomination.
5.I LOVE Marc Chagall, everything he does is so dream like. I also just saw a buch of Frida Kahlo’s stuff and it was all pretty incredible.
6. Singin’ in Rain
7. Too hard! Let’s see…The Achy Breaky, anything by Creed, Lucky by Britney Spears…I could go on and on…
February 29th, 2008 at 11:58 pm, Devra Says:
I would be derelict of duty if I did not also include “Cherokee People” by Paul Revere and the Raiders as a song I cannot stand to hear.
March 1st, 2008 at 12:24 am, Suebob Says:
1. “Dan in Real Life.” I rather enjoyed it.
2. If I had a TV and HBO, I would expect to love “The Wire.” As is, I get “The Office” online and enjoy it.
3. Hillary Hahn playing Brahms and Stravinsky. She is ridiculously talented.
4. Anthony Bourdain, duh.
5. I’m pretty fond of Isamu Noguchi.
6. Carmen is pretty sexy-like.
7. “Rape Me” by Nirvana.
March 1st, 2008 at 12:40 am, Izzy Says:
1. Theaters… Ah yes, I remember those! But I couldn’t tell you the last time I was actually IN one.
2. It’s a toss up between Weeds and Dexter, both on hiatus right now.
3) Albums? I just get songs these days.
4) Don’t ask me why but I’ve been pretty hot for Mark Walhberg lately so that’s who I would pick.
5) Sandro Botticelli
6) Musical: Grease! Opera: Madame Butterfly
7) That horrid “Walking on Sunshine” song by Katrina and the Waves. It pained me to even type it.
March 1st, 2008 at 2:46 am, margalit Says:
1) That National Treasure 2 movie. No, it certainly was NOT good.
2) LOST
3) Amy Winehouse
4) Josh Holloway (Sawyer on LOST)
5) Hopper
6) The Ring Cycle by Wagner
7) Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree
March 1st, 2008 at 3:07 am, Neil Says:
Charlie Wilson’s War — not bad
The Simpsons
Back to Black — Amy Winehouse
The checkout girl at Ralph’s supermarket
Matisse
West Side Story
Seasons in the Sun
March 1st, 2008 at 7:41 am, Mocha Says:
1. The Spiderwick Chronicles. Not so much, but Freddy Highmore is cute enough to pinch.
2. There are tv shows? On tv? No kidding. I’ll have to give that a try.
3. Koop’s “Waltz For Koop” which is a jazzy, hip-hoppy masterpiece.
4. Sexiest person? I dunno, but they sure wouldn’t be movie stars. They are so flat.
5. Klimpt. Mallory turned me onto him.
6. Musical: I cry to the music of Miss Saigon. But play? I’ll go with The Importance of Being Earnest. Tomorrow it would be something else.
7. All things by Biz Markie. He makes my back teeth hurt.
March 1st, 2008 at 10:50 am, Jason Says:
1. I am Legend. It was pretty good. Not spectacular. But that’s rare these days anyways.
2. Television sucks these days. I really haven’t been watching much. We did discover Bizarre Foods on Travel Channel the other day. It was good.
3. I bought three albums on the same day: Jack Johnson’s Sleep Through the Static; Marc Broussard’s Carencro; and Nada Surf’s Lucky. They’re all new releases.
4. Me, of course. I’m confident enought to admit it. Plus, I’m not f*#king Matt Damon
5. Good question and I don’t have an answer.
6. I haven’t seen very many. I guess I’m not cultured. I did see Spamalot recently. That was wildly entertaining.
7. There are so many. I don’t know the name of any of her songs, but I would have to say anything by Lindsay Lohan.
March 1st, 2008 at 1:55 pm, misfithausfrau Says:
1. I saw 28 Dresses a Couple of Weeks ago. It’s girlie. The lead guy was cute. It was fine.
2. The WIRE. Period. AMEN. Unfortunately, the series will be over in two weeks (sob). Then, my favorite show will be LOST.
3. Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings 100 Days, 100 Nights. It is AWESOME!
4. Gabriel Byrne
5. Eleanor Hopkins–I have many originals
6. Sound of Music
7. I had to suffer through a childhood of Helen Reddy, Roger Whittaker and Ann Murray.
March 1st, 2008 at 1:58 pm, misfithausfrau Says:
1. 28 Dresses. It was girlie
2. The WIRE. Period. Amen. However, when the series is over in two weeks, my favorite show will then be LOST.
3. Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings, 100 Days, 100 Nights. It kicks ass.
4. Gabriel Byrne
5. Eleanor Hopkins. I have several originals
6. Sound of Music
7. I suffered through a childhood of Anne Murray, Roger Whittaker and Helen Reddy
March 1st, 2008 at 2:11 pm, misfithausfrau Says:
I don’t know why my commects won’t stay for this post. This is the third try. HEre Goes.
1. 28 Dresses. Quite girlie.
2. The Wire. Period. AMEN. However, The Wire series ends in two weeks so my new favorite will be LOST.
3. Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings, 100 Days, 100 Nights. Awesome.
4. Gabriel Byrne
5. Eleanor Hopkins. I have numerous originals.
6.Sound of Music
7. I suffered through a childood of Anne Murray, Roger Whittaker and Helen Reddy.
March 1st, 2008 at 2:37 pm, Kristabella Says:
1) 27 Dresses. I liked it. James Marsden YUM!
2) Right now it would have to be LOST.
3) Kayne West’s latest Graduation.
4) Lee Pace. Ned from Pushing Daises.
5) My nephew Noah
6) West Side Story. Hands down!
7) The Macarena.
March 1st, 2008 at 7:27 pm, velocibadgergirl Says:
1) Juno. Yes, it was very good.
2) Probably Project Runway, when it’s on.
3) The Crane Wife by the Decemberists
4) Oooh…Johnny Depp, though he probably has already won before.
5) I’m really into Hiroshige lately.
6) Rent was really good when I saw it off-Broadway.
7) Love Shack (haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaate)
* Sure, if you don’t rat me out. Email me your address and I’ll hook you up.
March 1st, 2008 at 10:48 pm, Jerseygirl89 Says:
1. The Other Boleyn Girl - liked the book more.
2. Friday Night Lights.
3. Er. . . I can’t even remember. Probably the last U2 album.
4. Ewan MacGregor
5. Van Gogh and Cassatt.
6. Rent and Mamma Mia
7. Everything by New Kids on the Block
March 2nd, 2008 at 11:24 pm, Amy Says:
) Vantage Point. Okay.
2) LOST
3) Keith Urban. *You probably wouldn’t want it. It’s country.
4) Brad Pitt tied with Jon Bon Jovi
5) Van Gogh
6) Wicked
7) That stupid “Umbrella” song by Rhianna
March 3rd, 2008 at 1:42 am, Mama Snyder Says:
1) What is the last movie you saw in a theater? Was it good? Is it wrong that I can’t remember that far back? Could it really be Meet the Robinsons?
2) What is your favorite tv show?
The soup. Joel McHale rocks my world.
3) What is the last album you bought (or stole from the internet, or burned from a friend) that you loved?* Tie - Amy Winehouse and Sugarland. Both are awesome in their own way.
4) If you were in charge of People Magazine
March 3rd, 2008 at 1:42 am, Gunfighter Says:
1) The Polar Express, and yes, it was good!
2) Boston Legal
3) Lenny Kravitz: Love Revolution
4) Salma Hayek
5) I’m a Philistine… I don’t have a favorite artist, unless I count my nine year old.)
6) West Side Story
7) That Goddamned Mony Mony song by Tommy James & The Shondelles (later covered by Billy Idol & everybody else)
March 3rd, 2008 at 1:47 am, Gunfighter Says:
Nancy, I saw that episode of the Gong show!
March 3rd, 2008 at 5:07 pm, Bozoette Mary Says:
Late as usual, but here are my answers. Happy March!
1) Be Kind, Rewind. Yes, it was great.
2) The Office.
3) Queen Latifah, Travelin’ Light.
4) I would. That would show them!
5) Edward Hopper.
6) The Producers.
7) Horse with No Name, by America. I burn with shame that it was recorded in the 70s.
* Yes!
March 4th, 2008 at 11:20 am, christina Says:
1. 300, lots of hot man-on-man action
2. The Office, 30 Rock, Lost has lost it’s luster
3. Ween- La Cucaracha
4. Love me some Clive Owen, Javier Bardem is pretty smoking, too.
5. I love Dali, Kandinsky, Jeff Koons (who I used to hate), Gary Panter, so many others…
6. Hedwig and the Angry Inch
7. Stars are Blind by Paris Hilton
March 5th, 2008 at 11:09 pm, Christoph Says:
1. Sweeney Todd or I am Legend, can’t remember, liked them both
2. Jeopardy
3. Fat Freddy’s Drop - Based on a True Story (I bought it and still love it)
4. I don’t know.
5. Salvador Dali
6. The Flying Dutchman
7. You know how some songs are so bad that they are good in a funny kinda way? Well the worst song ever recorded would have to be that bad, so it’s impossible for me to answer.