It's amazing how easily you can change the tone of a family show and, with a little clever editing, turn it into something much more sinister. Take this alternate version of Modern Family...
I always thought that Alex was a little too smart for her own good...
Here is the first new episode of Absolutely Fabulous that aired in the UK over the weekend. I'm not sure how long it will be online, so enjoy it while you can.
UPDATE 12/30: As I thought, the BBC had the full episode removed today. So, you'll need to wait for it to air here in the States in January. Until then, enjoy this video of some of the best lines/scenes from the series.
Peter Jackson has released another video blog from the set of The Hobbit. This one focuses on the challenges of remote location shooting.
I'm glad that they are going to keep the facades and plants up in Hobbiton when they're done. I may have to go visit it again and compare the difference from my first trip there.
Although I was disappointed with the first one (mainly because the 3D was so bad, it does look like they got a bigger CGI budget so they could afford some bigger titans.
Of course, bigger isn't always better.
You should see how big my Kraken has grown from all the holiday snacks this month.
Kathy Griffin has a new special airing tonight on BravoTV called "Tired Hooker".
Emmy-winning comedian Kathy Griffin’s new stand up special on Bravo is appropriately titled Kathy Griffin: Tired Hooker. The special airing Tuesday represents her fourth stand-up special in this year alone.
This year’s hit list includes Kim Kardashian’s quickie divorce from Kris Humphries, Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore's failed marriage, and even Nancy Grace’s wardrobe malfunction on Dancing with the Stars.
Sadly, BravoTV's Web site is pretty awful, so finding content or a video on it is a nightmare. Thankfully, Kathy appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live to discuss her new special and her upcoming New Year's Eve duties with Anderson Cooper (Yeah!)...
She still cracks me up and I really miss her D-list show...
Fans of FX's American Horror Story might recognize a new listing on the Los Angeles real estate market: This six-bedroom, five-bathroom property located in Country Club Park is, more than any one actor, the real star of that gleefully twisted show.
I've been watching the show and it's definitely one of the creepiest shows I've seen in a while and, honestly, it would be really weird to live in it for the very reasons Gawker lists below...
Not mentioned in the description, but included in the asking price: A cannibalistic humunculus in the basement made up of a variety of pickled baby and roadkill parts, the ghost of a one-eyed maid who tries to hump your husband at every opportunity, a latex/breath-control enthusiast, and a pesky, chain-smoking neighbor who will appear without warning in your kitchen bearing suspicious-smelling muffins. At $4.5 million, you simply can't afford not to own this house.
"A cannibalistic humunculus"...you certainly don't get that with every new house.