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Via thedailywhat:

TV Promo of the Day: First look sneak peek trailer for Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant’s An Idiot Abroad — a documentary series featuring beloved round-headed buffon Karl Pilkington traveling around the world and hating every minute of it.

The show is scheduled to begin airing this September on Sky1. International air dates have yet to be announced.

[videogum.]



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Obligatory reblog.
Via winstonwolfe, via itsalwayssunny

Obligatory reblog.

Via winstonwolfe, via itsalwayssunny


Via thedailywhat:

Letter Of Note of the Day: Steve Martin’s hilarious “personal” letter to a fan.
[lettersofnote.]

Via thedailywhat:

Letter Of Note of the Day: Steve Martin’s hilarious “personal” letter to a fan.

[lettersofnote.]


Via delacroix, via piratekitten:

eeeeee! (unknown source)

Via delacroix, via piratekitten:

eeeeee! (unknown source)


Every day that Keith Richards still walks this earth is a validation of my workout regimen.

Clips of Geraldine Brezca, Tarantino’s Camera Angel and the 2nd AC, and her random, hilarious comments taken during the filming of Inglourious Basterds. This is a special feature on the 2-disc DVD release.


[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]

Clip from Steve Albini and Nirvana’s prank call to Evan Dando, in which Albini asks Dando to hold for Madonna. Dando does, for twenty minutes.

Go here to hear the tale from Albini himself.


Via letterheady:

Letterhead of Charlie Chaplin’s short-lived music publishing company.
Charlie Chaplin Music Publishing Company, 1916 | Submitted by Charles Burke

Via letterheady:

Letterhead of Charlie Chaplin’s short-lived music publishing company.

Charlie Chaplin Music Publishing Company, 1916 | Submitted by Charles Burke


Buster Keaton, via vintagephoto

Buster Keaton, via vintagephoto


Shopping at Boden - other options are Prince or Princess.
Via swissmiss

Shopping at Boden - other options are Prince or Princess.

Via swissmiss



I believe in censorship. I made a fortune out of it.
Mae West


I would tell them to go to hell. That’s a question I will not tolerate…. If they can’t handle it, go home. Or wet your pants. Do whatever you like.
Maurice Sendak’s response to whether Where the Wild Things Are (Jonze version) is too scary for kids. Found via Gawker, yes.