Dustin Akhuoi. Sexy Bassoon. The Real Album. His bassoon will touch you… in places.
Squeeeee!!!
Dress and Spencer
1800s
Museo del Traje
Les Miz and Carly Rae Jepson and theater geeks and we don’t really know how to process this.
This. Is. 2012.
This is unbelievably adorable and awesome. Yay for theatre kids!
Guh.
Nerdgasm alert: In honor of the Dec. 14 release of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, The Colbert Report will present four nights of Hobbit-themed programming from Dec. 3 to Dec. 6.
Guests will include stars Ian McKellan (Dec. 3), Martin Freeman (Dec. 4) and Andy Serkis (Dec. 6), along with director Peter Jackson (Dec. 5).
Said Colbert in a statement: “Elen sila lumenn‘ omentielvo… I mean that sincerely.” Translation: “A star shines upon the hour of our meeting.”
Nobody will ever convince me that Colbert didn’t get his own show so that when the Hobbit movies came out he’d be able to fanboy in front of a national audience.
It was a solid plan.
“Who’s the wealthiest man in the world?”
“…it’s me, yes? I believe it’s me.”
Emma Thompson, Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie and Ben Elton, ladies and gentlemen.
I had completely forgotten about this episode. I’ll be cosplaying Miss Money-Sterling at next year’s Dragon Con.
'Animaniacs' Repeats Regularly Return to Television on The Hub in 2013 | Film Thrasher
Throughout its run so far, The Hub has found a delicate balance between fan-favorite original programming and carrying on the spirit of Saturday morning cartoons with repeats of animated hits Batman Beyond, Batman: The Animated Series, Superman: The Animated Series, Transformers, and more. If anything, the channel has proved it has quite the strong relationship with Warner Brothers in accessing their library of content. Now, it seems they’re reaching into the WB vault and plucking out one of the most acclaimed hits of the 90s: The Animaniacs.
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