Photo shoot FAIL. Rolling Stone’s 2012 “Game of Thrones” vs. Vanity Fair’s 2008 “Twilight” by photographer Peggy Sirota.
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December 7, 2012
“I stumble down the hill, filled with excitement. I climb into my barely functioning satire of a car, a 2029 Colbert Electra, and drive north. My journey takes me through the ominous Aziz Ansari Mountains and then deep into the wilds of Dane Cook National Forest. I drive for hours and stop near a bronze statue of Louis C.K. mounted on a steed. I turn off the car, which makes an automated quip about the Republican Party, and then I run into the woods.” -Conan O’Brien on The United States of Comedy: 2035 for Vanity Fair
December 6, 2012
"It’s interesting when you’re part of a group—the Jews, to be exact—that the world has had such problems with. It has really nothing to do with religion. That’s why, if my kids didn’t want to go to temple, I used to say, ‘Let me explain something to you: If Hitler came back, he’s not going to ask if you went to temple. You’re already on the train. So you might as well know who you are and why they’re going to take you."
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Albert Brooks in Vanity Fair.
December 6, 2012
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December 4, 2012
“I have always loved comedy, and this portfolio and issue, filled with men and women I admire, are my attempt to show you what it means to me. Some of them have shaped my sensibility; others just make me laugh.” -Judd Apatow for Vanity Fair
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“I’m a bit surprised they asked me to host. And so was MTV. They thought I was Adele.”— Rebel Wilson
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“THE OFFICE” COULD’VE LOOKED VERY DIFFERENT
Rainn Wilson shared this image of the sign-in sheet from the first day of “The Office” casting....
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Look who’s playing the newest Rich Dick.
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Paul Rudd debuts his Brian Fantana moustache on the Today Show. Anchorman 2, is REALLY HAPPENING!
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‘Game Of Thrones’ Ad In The New York Times
Now that’s effective advertising, people.
