Seedust

And here are a list of nominees who really deserve the Oscar. My opinion only, and I don’t consider my judgement to be too bad.

Best Actor: Jeff Bridges

Best Actress: Helen Mirren

Best Supporting Actor: CHRISTOPH WALTZ!!!!!!

Best Supporting Actress: Vera Farmiga of “Up in the Air”

Best Animated: “Up”

Best Director: Kathryn Bigelow (I read a great interview of her, am sold).

Best Art Direction: James Cameron

Cinematography: Robert Richardson of “Inglourious Basterds”

Best Screenplay: Quentin Tarantino

Best Film: “The Hurt Locker” & “Precious” (Yes, the only two movies I haven’t seen but read enough about.)

One thing for sure, celebrities have been plaguing the platform of commoners’ trades… The profession which traditionally require 2-4 years of college training, sometimes a master degree, instilled with code of hard work ethics from the time of apprenticeship for $8 an hour, to years of polishing their craft until aged and refined.

For someone like Lauren Conrad, who made a household name as a reality tv girl, to pen a lackluster book based on her synthetic fame and chimes to a NYTimes Bestseller, thanks to the countless number of dumb citizens who buy white washed literature. This is a down-hill manifestation enough to temp the certifiably prestigious, but struggling, writers to slit their wrist. Certifiably.

They loot just about every industry that pays: fashion design, politics, prostitution (you heard me), modeling, children’s book and more books. When finding out The Asymmetrical Tory Spelling has a new children’s book at a store near you, I feared the planet must have spun in an opposite direction.. I’ve been working on a picture book title for over a year, crafting the character, reediting, soliciting second third opinions, drafting, sketches… This is what I paid my 4 years of college for, to publish my creativity. Only to be bypassed by a has-been TV gal who hijacked the commoner’s dream, my dream. Ugh.

Jerry Seinfeld has recruited his amped up celebrity friends to counsel the everyday dysfunctional couples on his new show. Heck, why not. These celebs check in and out of rehab like it’s a drive through. Therefore, their experience and credibility must be sound and plausible enough to be a therapist every Thursday night… I adore Jerry and somewhere deep in his subconscious mind he is aware that these same celebs are drowning in their personal demons so toxic and unrepairable. Their dysfunctions make our problems look like Pre-K.

They come, loot, regurgitate, repackage and the quality is contradicting and manufactured. Their new found trade is always short lived.

Been giving much attention to men of film and sports on the blog lately, so this will be my last entry about the opposite sex for a week. Promise.

This is what Jeff Bridges has to say about acting, family and his wife in GQ;

Think about it — all movies, everything is about love. And having a family. Then you have a purpose for making the money and doing the things you do. It gives you a grounding, to go off and do your stuff. The kite has a string. Sue should get a credit on all my movies, wouldn’t be able to do this [without her].

FYI, Jeff Bridges has been married to his wife for 33 years.. Which is a fairy tale in Hollywood.
We love Jeff Bridges for being Jeff Bridges.

Here is his video and more  .

Am favor of stand-up comedy 25% of the time when it’s funny. And 5 out of 25% is really funny, as in funny to the bone, a mental combustion funny. And Joe Wong is that kind of a funny. Joe Wong’s jokes are not your usual sloppy slapsticks or vulgar ghettoness. His jokes are uniquely twisted, considerate, esoterically intelligent, well-paced and timed.

Thank God for Joe Wong, he thinks he will end up in heaven, illegally…. Bahaaaaa.

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