Definition: The type of comedy that is “funny on its face.” That is, requiring no additional knowledge on part of the audience. The humor can be appreciated without knowledge of past events, character relationships, or any other supplemental information. FOIF comedy is one dimentional and thus more readily understood by the general public, however for that same reason, significantly less funny. Continue reading
Archive | August, 2010
Ideas for How To Get Off an Impanelled Jury… Or at Least Make Things More Interesting.
26 Aug- Start scratching yourself all over as if you had fleas or some (possibly contagious) skin disease.
- During deliberations, take out a tube of bright red lipstick and start putting it all over your face as you stare blankly into space. Continue reading
DO THE RIGHT THING
25 Aug As Spike Lee would say. And by that, I mean being yourself and doing the right thing even when not noticed or appreciated. This type of doing the right thing is a quality of the especially noble. This is a great practice in that it reveals true character. Continue reading
Dan Tana’s Restaurant
25 AugGreat joint for old school Italian. Checkered tablecloths, host in full tuxedo, cozy intimate atmostphere, and a virtual guarentee to spot at least one if not two A-list actors. Dan Tana’s is always hoppin’ so I suggest you call a few days in advance and make reservations and be sure to try the spaghetti carbonara! http://www.dantanasrestaurant.com/
Pick Your Poison- Looks AREN’T Everything
25 AugHere is why dating in Los Angeles is so challenging. It is because good-looking people (Gap commercial quality and above) generally fall into one of these categories: Continue reading
The Lounge @ the W Hotel- Hollywood
25 AugAs I walked into the W Lounge on Grammy night this past February, and after exchanging nods with Slash (that’s right), the first thing that came to mind was the movie Scarface. Something about the 70ft ceilings, larger than life icicle chandelier, and delightfully gaudy red carpeted winding staircase just took me there. Continue reading