Holy....
....oh my....
....just....
.....wow. So hot. Excuse me while I go take a cold shower....
(50 bonus points to who ever can name the reference of my post title).
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Monday, June 20, 2011
Celebrity Crushes....The Women!
For no other reason than because I am bored, I have decided to compile a list of my celebrity crushes. So, first off are the women of the entertainment industry that I am in love with (not that I'd ever sleep with them, 'cause that's icky). These are the actors, singers, and entertainers that I just love to watch, no matter what. So, here (in no particular order) are my female celebrity crushes (stay tuned for the Male edition of this post):
Mary-Louise Parker
- I loved her in Angels in America, and Fried Green Tomatoes is one of my favorite movies. My lesbian girlfriend told me she's a bitch, to which I replied: "So?"
Julianne Moore
- Julianne Moore can do no wrong in my book. She is absolutely stunning
(see A Single Man or Far From Heaven for proof), and is an outstanding actress.
Jennifer Nettles
- Lead singer for the country duo Sugarland.
There is something about her voice that really turns me on.
Robin Wright
- I have loved Robin Wright since I first saw her in The Princess Bride, and I continue to adore her. Not to mention that Forrest Gump is one of my favorite movies.
Emma Stone
- Can she get any prettier? And funnier?
She was hilarious in Easy A and I am super excited for The Help.
Emma Watson
- Once she got over the awkward early adolescent years (around the time HP 4 came out), she really blossomed. I love the ads she did for Burberry.
Sofia Vergara
- The definition of "vol-ump-tuous." Not to mention that she's incredibly funny. (God, I swear Googling "Sofia Vergara" is like straight-up Googling "Boobs.")
Cate Blanchett
- I know my lesbian girlfriend hates her, but I love Cate.
(The Aviator, Benjamin Button, Elizabeth, The Lord of the Rings, Babel, I could keep going....)
Monday, June 13, 2011
Not Just For Gays...
So, the Tony awards were last night, and surprise! They aren't just for gays anymore:
Plus, one f**king amazing number by Andrew Rannells from 'The Book of Mormon.' (This is one of my favorite songs from the show):
The hotness factor doubled when this amazing thing happened:
And seriously, NPH is my favorite. Just watch this closing rap, and bask in his awesomeness:
I love the Tony's, but they manage to show me exactly why I wish I lived in New York.
Plus, one f**king amazing number by Andrew Rannells from 'The Book of Mormon.' (This is one of my favorite songs from the show):
The hotness factor doubled when this amazing thing happened:
And seriously, NPH is my favorite. Just watch this closing rap, and bask in his awesomeness:
I love the Tony's, but they manage to show me exactly why I wish I lived in New York.
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Pride 2011
Pride was basically awesome. I ended up marching in the parade, which was a blast and such a unique and wonderful opportunity. And the weather couldn't have been nicer. I've got a wicked sunburn to prove it.
I think Pride is such a great event. And the fact that it keeps getting bigger is such a testament to how far Utah has come (and will continue to go). Two years ago, I was completely unaware that Utah even had a Pride festival. I was sure that kind of lewd behavior and debauchery was reserved for the "evil" cities, like San Francisco, Seattle and New York. Fast forward two short years, and here I am, letting my gay flag fly proudly through the streets of downtown Salt Lake City! My, how two years can completely change a person.
Of course I took tons of pictures. Here are a few. As many of my friends are still students at that Socialist Work Camp known as BYU, I am not posting any personal pictures.
I think Pride is such a great event. And the fact that it keeps getting bigger is such a testament to how far Utah has come (and will continue to go). Two years ago, I was completely unaware that Utah even had a Pride festival. I was sure that kind of lewd behavior and debauchery was reserved for the "evil" cities, like San Francisco, Seattle and New York. Fast forward two short years, and here I am, letting my gay flag fly proudly through the streets of downtown Salt Lake City! My, how two years can completely change a person.
Of course I took tons of pictures. Here are a few. As many of my friends are still students at that Socialist Work Camp known as BYU, I am not posting any personal pictures.
The Utah Pride 2011 Grand Marshal, Roseanne Barr (who I got to meet at the Grand Marshal Reception on Friday night)! |
What Pride Parade is complete without a few rainbow flags...
...and Drag Queens!
(I know you can't see her, but the bottom pic is Stacey Layne Matthews, from RuPaul's Drag Race!)
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