Afternoon Delight: Visit the real life inspiration for the feminist bookstore in “Portlandia,” a “Grey’s Anatomy” sneak peek
Good afternoon, happy hump day and happy 12.12.12!
Happy birthday to Mayim Bialik, Bridget Hall, Jennifer Connelly, Sheila E., Susan Powter, JA Steel and Dionne Warwick!
The Huffington Post has listed their picks for the 27 Gayest Christmas songs, including a pregnant RuPaul singing “I Just Can’t Wait ‘Til Christmas Day” and Tegan and Sara‘s version of “The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don’t Be Late.)”
Olivia Wilde looks amazing (as usual) at the Django Unchained premiere in New York.
Zoe Bell, Olga Kurylenko and Melissa Leo team up with Tom Cruise as he saves the Universe (again) in the action thriller Oblivion.
If you enjoy reading about Lindsay Lohan‘s legal woes, click here.
E! has an exclusive sneak peek of tomorrow night’s Grey’s Anatomy.
Speaking of Grey‘s, a tousle-haired Jessica Capshaw worked the red carpet at the GQ Men of the Year party in Los Angeles. (Even though this photo is a month old I just had to share Capshaw’s hottest with you all.)
Florence + The Machine front woman, Florence Welch, stopped mid-song during a concert in Scotland to break up a fight. Then Welch climbed into the audience to hug an upset fan. (She’s so badass!) The interruption starts at the 1:20 mark in this video.
Last night, San Diego’s ABC 10 News aired a story about LGBTQ students trying to form a student organization at Point Loma Nazarene University. Sign this petition if you believe Point Loma should charter an official LGBTQ Club.
Portlandia returns to IFC on Friday, January 4 but if you can’t wait then watch Kumail Tours Portlandia. In this video you can see the “sort of” inspiration for the feminist bookstore ladies sketch. And by “sort of,” I mean, it’s totally based on these peeps, although they don’t want to admit it.
If you need a giggle today, watch “A Giggle with the Goats Jingle Bells Holiday Performance.” I bet these goats didn’t sign a release form to be on camera.
Video of the Day!
Check out the Kid Songs with Cat Power and remember, “Don’t ever sing. Always respect the performer.”
