I didn’t want to know
August 20, 2008 at 12:03 pm | In Music | Leave a CommentTags: Alanis Morissette, Dave Coulier, Full House, You Oughta Know
I can never watch Full House again. Well, to be honest, I haven’t watched it since I was a tween, but I definitely can never watch it again. In fact, I don’t think it would be going to far to say my childhood memories have been tainted.
I’ve just read that Dave Coulier, aka Uncle Joey, was the inspiration behind Alanis Morissette’s seminal song “You Oughta Know”. Go now, dust off your CD of Jagged Little Pill and have a listen to the lyrics. See if you don’t have uncomfortable images burnt into your brain too.
I’ll wait while you play the song…
Yes, apparently Alanis went down on Uncle Joey in a theatre.
Yuck.
Odds ‘n’ Sods
August 19, 2008 at 2:31 pm | In Music, Television | Leave a CommentTags: Robbie Williams, The Olympics, V Festival
I’ve been away on vacation during the past week, but a few things have caught my cultural radar that I need to comment on.
The Olympics – Okay, Michael Phelps is awesome, and I think everyone should start a 12,000 calorie a day diet in his honour. In other Olympic news, how freakin’ boring is the track and field? I know the 100m race was meant to be the most amazing race EVER, but I found it rather dull, especially the 500th time the BBC repeated it in slow motion.
Robbie Williams- One night last week, as I was drifting off to sleep, I heard a very strange radio programme on Radio 4. At first I thought it was a strange dream, but then I woke myself up to listen to it properly, and it turned out I wasn’t dreaming. Robbie Williams recorded a radio show about him going to an alien convention in Nevada. I’m not sure whether it was meant to be a comedy or not, but it featured Robbie being nice to a bunch a people who had some interesting views on outer-space and creatures from outer-space. Actually, I was pretty freaked out by the whole programme.
The V Festival- What a line up: The Verve, Amy Winehouse, Kings of Leon! Why I haven’t seen any of those acts since…oh wait, they played nearly every festival this year. Maybe it is simply the fact that there is more TV coverage this year of the festival season, but it feels like I am seeing the same faces and hearing the same songs again and again. The Kaiser Chefs are quickly becoming the indie McFly. It’s a sad state of affairs when the performance I most enjoyed from this year’s V was Travis.
A Girl’s Guide to the 21st Century: Tip 4
August 4, 2008 at 2:04 pm | In A Girl's Guide to Life in the 21st Century, Celebrities, Life | Leave a CommentTags: boob jobs, botox, plastic surgery
Start saving now for plastic surgery. Seriously. Everyone has pensions and 401Ks now. Don’t you think your face deserves the same amount of respect?
When I say plastic surgery, I don’t mean boob jobs. Don’t get one of those. Fake boobs are so over, even Jordan has had a reduction. What I mean is: eye lifts, chin lifts and face lifts (possibly). I also mean: botox and chemical peels. You should also save for expensive eye creams and face creams.
You might think me a horrible and vain person. I wouldn’t say that I am horrible (not usually at least). I am paranoidly vain, however. I am also a realist. I know we are not meant to bow to the pressure of the media when it comes to self-image. I know that celebs and models look they way they do because of all the air-brushing etc. etc. etc. I also know that, no matter what, we still look at celebrities as comparisons to how we are.
And let’s face it, celebs don’t age anymore. Even male celebrities don’t age. We are soon reaching a time when if we see a famous person with a wrinkle, it will look odd. How long before wrinkles start to look strange on ordinary people?
We live in a world where it is okay now to get old. 60 is the new 40, and 30 is the new 21and all that. But even if you are old, it’s still not okay to look it. People have to say you look “great” for your age. There’s even a show dedicated to the quest of youth (Ten Years Younger) and that’s all ”civilians” going under the knife. This is why it is important to start saving for surgery now.
While it is still a few good years before I will need to start reaching for the super-hydrating, anti-ageing, anti-oxidant enriched all-night eye cream, I know the time is coming when I will need it and most likely a lot more potions and lotions to stop my face from falling to the floor. I want to be ready for it. That means saving, because I’ll need a good surgeon. Everyone knows there is nothing worse than a bad face lift.
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