All of my loyal Dishmaster readers know about my Britney Spears obsession. I rooted for her when she was down-and-out, and I’m happy to see that her comeback is in full swing. Her new music video premiered on MTV tonight, and I think it ties Toxic for best Britney video of all time. It was choreographed by Brian Friedman, who used to judge and choreograph for Fox’s So You Think You Can Dance. It’s good to see Britney rocking out some dance moves again. I’m glad I have a new video to imitate — that snake was getting mighty heavy. Watch!
Category: General
Why High-Powered Men Cheat on Their Wives — Using Craigslist
By Guest Blogger: Josh Pey
Because so many high powered politicians get in trouble for cheating on their wives, I’ve asked my good friend to explain the phenomena to me. I’d do it myself, but that would mean I’d have to think like a man — and I hear that if you shut your brain down for too long it could cause permanent damage. That’s a joke, guys. I know you use your brain — some of the time. Anyways, Josh wrote a very funny (or insulting) guest post explaining the infidelity, with particular emphasis on Republican Congressman Christopher Lee’s recent resignation for sending naked pictures to his mistress on Craigslist. Enjoy!
Powerful men don’t get that way by accident. They are driven individuals. You have to sacrifice a lot of time, fun and other opportunities to become an NFL QB or a U.S. Congressman. What does that mean for relationships and random play and what does it say about the character of many of the men in these positions?
1. They’re egomaniacs. Not all of them, but the ones who get in trouble, for the most part, are. Huge egos need massaging and satisfying. That kind of satisfying. In the words of Dave Chappelle, if a man could fuck a woman in a cardboard box, he wouldn’t buy a house. Well, these guys know that and they have accordingly built really nice houses to go with their really big egos.
2. They don’t have a lot of time for dating and drama. They’ve been busy since they were kids and haven’t had the time to spend on girl problems. When they get successful and that becomes an advantage instead of a handicap when they’re trying to get laid, they naturally capitalize on it.
3. They feel entitled to it. They worked hard to get to where they are and its time for them to screw some of the hot pieces of ass they’ve seen other guys with. For as long as they can. This ride can’t last forever, can it?
4. It’s right there. Chicks (very hot chicks) like to sleep with these guys. SEE: Tom Brady
5. Women are hypocrites. Most women pretend this conduct is disgusting, but ask them if they have a guy, or guys, they are fascinated with and most either admit it or blush and walk away. They hate it until they have the opportunity. We know this.
That’s all I’ve got. If you’ll excuse me, I am going to go back to eating a roast beef sub and watching NCAA Women’s Gymnastics. Who says female sports are boring?
Rolling Stone Misquotes Justin Bieber — Reveals They Like to Pick on Little Children
Rolling Stone was forced to release Justin Bieber’s original quote from his recent interview, after much public outrage and pressure from the Bieber camp. The fiasco started when Rolling Stone asked Justin Bieber about his stance on abortion. Here’s the quote with the omitted item in bold: “Um. Well, I think that’s really sad, but everything happens for a reason. I don’t know how that would be a reason. I guess I haven’t been in that position, so I wouldn’t be able to judge that.” First of all, I don’t even think Justin Bieber knows his stance on abortion. Isn’t he ten years old? Second, I think it’s completely ridiculous to ask this question at all. Clearly they wanted media attention, and they knew that asking one of the most popular kids in America about abortion would cause the controversy necessary to get Rolling Stone some much-needed press. And lastly, the omitted part of the quote is incredibly damaging to the magazine, as it completely changes the connotation of what he said. I’ve seen shady “journalism,” but this is completely disgusting.
The Most Adorable Video in History — Tan Hong Ming is in Love
Pat Monahan of ‘Train’ Thanks Howard Stern at the Grammys — I Love Him
Jerry Seinfeld once said that you appear on Howard Stern’s radio show when “you’re career is on it’s way up and when it’s on its way down.” Pat Monahan of ‘Train’ might be the only entertainer to contradict that theory. If you’re a Howard Stern fan, then you know that Stern frequently has Pat on his show, even when the band was basically down and out. When Hey, Soul Sister made its way on the Billboard charts and revived the band’s pop culture status, Pat returned to Howard Stern’s show to thank him for his support. So it didn’t surprise me that Monahan thanked him at the end of his Grammy acceptance speech, even though it surprised the rest of America. Watch the video below.
Desperate Housewives Spoiler: Is Mike Delfino a Jerk?
If you’ve been watching Desperate Housewives lately, you might have noticed the mysterious absence of Mike Delfino (played by James Denton). I call it “mysterious” because there’s no logical excuse for his disappearance, other than that he’s a bad husband. His wife (played by Teri Hatcher), is in search of a kidney, and her husband is never seen at the hospital. So where is he? My guess is that the powers-that-be cut his episodes this season in hopes of saving money. Perhaps they figured he wasn’t an integral character, and they could do without him. But since it doesn’t make any sense from a writing perspective, I think it’s a gigantic misfire on Marc Cherry’s part. Either explain his absence with a sensible storyline, or remove him from the show altogether. But it just doesn’t make sense to use him so sparingly, especially when his wife is ill.
Trailers to Watch: ‘Hanna’
Taylor Swift and Adam Young — All This Cheese is Going to My Ass
Taylor Swift recently confessed to writing her song Enchanted for Adam Young of the band Owl City. If you haven’t heard of Owl City, I recommend you listen to The Postal Service, because they basically ripped them off. Anyways, Young got Swift’s love letter, and he wrote a song for her in response. Though I fancy myself romantic, I draw the line at writing songs for each other in the press. Plus, I’ve had my allotted share of cheese for the week. Listen to the songs below.
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Jessica Simpson’s New York Magazine Cover — Home Run
There are many shocking revelations in Jessica Simpson’s interview for New York Magazine. Though many might be shocked to learn that she’s a “fashion mogul,” with a company that will likely generally$1 billion in a single year, I’m mostly surprised by the cover. I often pick on Jessica Simpson for her image issues, so it’s only fair to give her credit when it’s deserved. She hit it out of the park with this cover. No gratuitous sexy face — just art. Good job, Jessica.
Lady Gaga Arrives At the Grammys in an Egg — Or a Silicone Breast
There’s a lot of buzz surrounding Lady Gaga’s Grammy arrival, and I’m convinced the press got it wrong. If you look closely at the video below, you’ll notice that it’s not an egg at all. I did some Gaga research, and I discovered that she’s actually spent most of her life dreaming of entering the inside of a woman’s fake breast, and she wanted to fulfill her fantasy in front of her fans. Alright, that’s a joke . . . or is it? Watch the video below and judge for yourself. As an aside, with all the music rip-off posts I’ve been writing lately, it’s only fair to also point out television show rip-offs. Watch the second video to see what I mean.