“Saturday Night Live” is losing its excitable “Weekend Update” city correspondent, Stefon
Read: NY Times
We’re excited to announce “Toy Story of Terror,” a new animated short coming to ABC this Halloween!
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Well you’re in the right place; a new blog for everyone’s favorite office nice guy, Bob Benson. He’ll be here, waiting with a smile and two cups of coffee.
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Dead Giveaway, Interview With Cleveland Hero Charles Ramsey Remixed by The Gregory Brothers
Those Gregory Brothers work fast.
Charles Ramsey was in high demand by the media after he saved Amanda Berry, Gina Dejesus, and Michelle Knight. Like a great preformer, watch as he reworks his story as he tells it over an over again to the media. Each time its a little different. The facts are all the same, but the presentation changes. Each interview has its own special golden moments.
THE SUN RISES OVER CLEVELAND’S SMOG-OBSCURED SKYLINE, 06/1973
From the Records of the Environmental Protection Agency (12/02/1970-)
A beautiful sunrise, but unfortunately over a smog-filled city.
Source: http://go.usa.gov/2wDh
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Can’t unsee.
The best part of Vulture’s Community recap is this gem about laughter:
Laughing alone always feels insane. It’s not quite as bad as being the only person laughing in a group (I’ll sometimes crack up on the subway while listening to a podcast on my headphones, and people look at me like I just asked them for blood plasma), but it’s bad. Laughter, unlike other emotions, is always better when shared. I tend to do any necessary crying by myself. It seems more considerate than burdening others with my blubbering. Horror movies are spookiest when consumed solitarily. But no one ever says: “I was watching The Hangover in my apartment with no one there, and I had to call someone because it was too hilarious.”
Laughter is also the only feeling you can decide not to have. It’s hard to reason yourself out of a major case of the creeps. Schindler’s List is always going to tug at your heartstrings unless you’re some kind of holocaust denier or enjoyer. Laughter, though, is more like lovemaking. It’s only good if you agree to it, and it’s best when there’s someone else around.