Courtney Stodden is either a performance artist, a hardcore YOLOer, a social crusader fighting for open dialogue about sexual diversity, or all of the above. Whatever the case, her tastes seem eclectic.
“Wow!” I said. “You think you’re a total fraud, too?” How ironic — I had always perceived this person as undeniably talented. LOL.
TMZ seems to have had set up a pretty impressive flash mob situation recently. They got Alfonso Ribeiro, the actor who played Carlton Banks on 90s television hallmark Fresh Prince of Bel-Air to lead a flash mob in his signature dance to Tom Jones’ “It’s not unusual” in LA.
I’m a month late on this, but there’s a newish app out for iPhone that’ll help you figure out if you should stay or go. It’s called “Should I Break Up With My Boyfriend?”
It’s true, no one really even cares what you’re doing. You have no value.
Today in parody accounts on Twitter: Instagram reinterpreted via text. As in “Sophia Coppola-inspired beside-the-pool shot of bikini babe on chaise longue.” It’s pretty clever, and it’s only been live for about 18 hours, so pass this along to your friends before it’s old news so you’re the cool one, for once in your life.
I found something. A 300-song Spotify playlist of every memorable 90s song or every song they played at my middle school dances ever, ever. Warren G, Collective Soul, Counting Crows, Goo Goo Dolls, Bone-Thugs, Spin Doctors, Soul Coughing, The Toadies, Natalie Imbruglia…
CHOOSE A ROOMMATE WITH A CAR SO SHE CAN HELP YOU MOVE FURNITURE, GROCERIES, CONTRABAND.
What would Facebook have looked like on Windows 3.0, via Netscape and dial-up? Here it is! This video by “Squirrel Monkey” proposes what Facebook would have been like in the 90s, complete with commentary from someone who sounds like a southern housewife off the set of Gone With The Wind.
Players earn additional points based on form and demeanor; judges scrutinize the level at which the player is ‘actually’ unreasonably ‘afraid’ of checking her cell phone and email account and Sudden Death rounds require a heart rate monitor to determine the extent to which electronic communication produces anxiety.