From After Elton's Angry Puppy Video Blog (Your Gay Guide to Sci Fi, Horror, Gaming, Tech, Comics, and Stuff We Like)":
"In this week's Angry Puppy, Marc and Lee try to talk about Heroes and The Sarah Connor Chronicles, but end up in a discussion on when and what they can forgive in sci fi writing. Also in this episode, they review the gay horror short In the Closet and Milo Ventimiglia's gore-iffic Pathology (now on DVD)."
These guys give really funny, really smart, and really dead-on critiques of all the best TV shows. They love "True Blood!"
And I learned that Milo Ventimiglia shows his butt in "Pathology."
Check out their vlog after the jump!
I included a mention of this in the Bar Snacks section, but, after thinking about it, I've decided to gather together an entire post.
Arts Technica has an exhaustive review of the phone.
Engadget has a review with pictures.
And then Gizmodo has an exhaustive review and really great pictures: "There is a lot riding on the shoulders of T-Mobile's G1 Android phone. In some ways, it carries the collective hopes of Linux, open source and Google fans everywhere. It's open, collaborative and community-based, in other words, everything the iPhone and Windows Mobile aren't."
John Deering, copyright 2008 Creators Syndicate
Hilary Rosen calls it for Obama: "There simply are not enough undecided voters in the key battleground states."
Candidates' Neckties: What Their Knots Mean
Cesar Chavez's granddaughter opposes Prop 8:"Rights of women, rights of gays and lesbians and the rights of immigrants are all linked," Chavez said.
YouTube for President?
"From Bill Clinton to John McCain," Senator Barack Obama has proved adept at driving very smart politicians out of their comfort zone, leading them to make comments or embrace tactics that end up backfiring."
Was There Too Much Sex And Profanity In The HBO Presidential Debate?
(Language NSFW)
"Scissor Sisters played two secret shows at New York’s annual music showcase, CMJ, with a new drummer no less. Using the fake names 'Debbie’s Harry' and 'Queef Latina.'"
Via The Miami New Times:
The call came in to Tower 41 Condominium, a salmon-pink set of buildings on Pine Tree Drive, on February 22, 2006. Why, asked real estate broker Ricardo Herran, had his client's application to live there been rejected?
In a hushed voice, a curly-haired secretary told him: "It's two men.... Residents are conservative."
The Miami-Dade Equal Opportunity Board (EOB) found this past August 22 that the Tower 41 Condominium Association had discriminated against Bloomfield and his partner Jose Gonzalez based on sexual orientation. This finding might cost the condo owners money in court. And on gay-friendly Miami Beach, it could damage the building's reputation as a peaceful, welcoming place.
This is a reminder that we can't take our rights (even the most basic -- housing) for granted.
From Science Daily:
New research has provided the first detailed look at the internal head skeleton of Tiktaalik roseae, the 375-million-year-old fossil animal that represents an important intermediate step in the evolutionary transition from fish to animals that walked on land.
The new study reminds us that the gradual transition from aquatic to terrestrial lifestyles required much more than the evolution of limbs . . . Fish in deep water move and feed in three-dimensional space and can easily orient their body in the direction of their prey. A neck, seen for the first time in the fossil record in Tiktaalik, is advantageous in settings where the body is relatively fixed, as is the case in shallow water and on land where the body is supported by appendages planted against a substrate.
Jay Leno embarrasses Zac Efron.
TV networks off so slow start
Andy Roddick auctions off nude tennis lessonJon Wertheim's weekly Tennis Mailbag
Olympic gymnastics gold medalist Nastia Liukin to appear on Gossip Girl
Interview with Project Runway's Jerell Scott
Google crushes the iPhone?
Lost's JJ Abrams talks about his version of Star Trek."I think a movie that shows people of various races working together and surviving hundreds of years from now is not a bad message to put out right now."Ellen DeGeneres tees it up Wednesday in Las Vegas adJustin Timberlake's charity golf event
Angelina Jolie on The Today Show
