Fran Drescher = CNN?

We all know Fran Drescher as the sassy Nanny from Flushing, Queens on the hit sitcom "The Nanny." Her voice is so rhaspy (naturally), and HILARIOUS!!!! But her as the voice of Anderson Cooper 360? I think its a must...and Anderson Cooper's really hot.

Bored.

Have you ever had those days where you are SO bored that you can't think of anything do? I love to paint. I painted a picture...and I was bored the entire time. Got my haircut...bored. Did homework...still bored. Ate dinner...still bored. cured world hunger...bored for life. Alas.

Skype.

Dance parties are fun...and not nerdy AT ALL when they are on Skype....jealous?

Sorry for the length. Short and sweet!

Singin' and Dancin' in the Rain.

A grand idea, no? A picturesque image: skipping around in the rain acting aloof, belting your heart out. However, after that freeing feeling, you realize, when inside, that you are in fact dripping wet, cold and feeling a tad stupid for doing that, for now you have to go and change all your clothes. Good in theory. Good in the moment. However, after the fact? Not so much.

Putting it Together...Company.

Have you ever listened to a musical...without knowing what the musical is about....and without any idea how the stories relate? Well, I did. With Stephen Sondheim "Company." I listen to the entire album all the time because 1) It's pure genius and 2) Raul Esparza in the revival cast rocks. And of course, I formed my own visions of what the story was like. BOY WAS I WRONG. Yesterday, I watched the revival cast performance on DVD, and I literally fell in love with it. But, I was completely wrong in my assumptions. It's funny when you hear a song in the show and you say out loud "Ahhhhh. That DOES make more sense than what I thought." But after viewing this show, it has become one of my favorites. Also, I love how the revival cast did this interpretation. The original show takes place in the 70s, and therefore is fitting because in one scene, the people are stoned and in another is a hippie-like scene about sexual experimentation. However, the revival cast brought it into modern times, where the whole cast wears suits and business attire. Genius. It shows how the ideas mentioned in this show are universal and not just ones to be associated with the 1970s. I personally think that Raul , after seeing this, is one of the best actors on Broadway. His ability to make his acting so natural and so comedic yet dramatic is astounding. LOVE HIM. LOVE COMPANY. SO MUCH.

Double Talk

Josh Groban...interviewing himself...horribly. Simply hilarious.

Prom.

It's essentially a party. That's all. A party were people spend hundreds of dollars on dresses they will wear once, pay for limousines that cost a fortune, and professional hair, makeup and photographers that are 1) unnecessary and 2) expensive. I think this WHOLE thing is unnessesary. But, hey, it's tradition. However, one thing that I am enjoying is how people are asking each other to go to prom. THere have been songs...many songs..., cute presentations, and romantic guestures that make you go AWWWW!! Adorable. Cute.

Can't you just imagine?