Nathan Adrian bent over to dive into a hard-fought race, only to have his Speedo split right up the crack of his ass. He went on to win anyway, and once photos of him from behind bob to the surface, we'll all win!
Had my second chance to see out singer/songwriter Justin Utley in the flesh and decided I shouldn't miss it, so I spent my Friday night at the Triad here in NYC. I arrived on time but it wasn't open, so I went and blew $20 on Mega Millions. I almost never buy lottery tickets because my sweet grandma used to buy them obsessively (I remember finding thousands rubber-banded together in a cellar dresser after my grandfather died) and rarely won, but everyone was doing it so I caved. And, of course, lost.
Via Sticky (Work Unfriendly): Maxime Dereymez has "come hither" down to a science.
Michael Cumpsty & Tracie Bennett
Some shows I have yet to see but need to or soon will include End of the Rainbow (above, with thanks to Charles for the tip), about Judy Garland's finale on earth, Carrie: The Musical (below), which I'm seeing tonight...
Molly Ranson
...the revival of Evita (below), for which I have tickets this week, the night before its official opening...
Elena Roger
...Gore Vidal's The Best Man (below), partly because I like Vidal and partly because I've been trying to see Angela Lansbury in most everything she does (Deuce, Blithe Spirit) considering she can't be doing this much longer...
James Earl Jones, John Larroquette, Candice Bergen, Eric McCormack, Angela Lansbury
...and, of course, Venus in Fur (below), which my cub reporter Jason saw and loved:
Nina Arianda & Hugh Dancy
What else do I need to see?
A brilliant imagining of what classic horror figures might be doing today by Federico Chiesa.
Michelle Duggar is insane—I would hope most people realize that on the face of it. But her new interview, in which she laughs off overpopulation, has the tone of a Manson Family member:
"Well, first off, the idea of overpopulation is not accurate because, really, the entire population of the world—if they were should shoulder-to-shoulder—they could fit in the city limits of Jacksonville [Florida]."
Just because the entire population of the world can fit, shoulder to shoulder, in one city—or in your womb, Michelle—doesn't mean that would be a liveable condition. Most scientists suggest we are several times over the number of people in the world that is sustainable for the planet. It's only a matter of time before sensible people are proven right. Unfortunately, "you're killing the planet" is a hell of a rough argument to have to win.
The last thing this world needs is an endless supply of Dug-rats.
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From Life & Style (April 9, 2012), some in-depth reporting on bulgetastic William Levy. Below, the same mag has Mario Lopez beaching out:
Finally, L&S also has a nice shot of Ben Flajnik and his cute bicep:
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Armie Hammer is well cast as a prince in Mirror Mirror, yet another cutesy filmic take on a fairy tale. In his Entertainment Weekly (March 30, 2012) profile, he asserts he and his wife support themselves with no cash from his family fortune, discusses being terrified to audition for The Social Network and remembers having ringworm multiple times while living barefoot in the Cayman Islands, the infamous tax haven where his dad moved based on liking how it looked in The Firm.
