What's golden?

Golden Globe nominations. Yawn. I hope Borat, either the movie or the fictional character, win. Go Hugh Laurie, although I am dubious as to Alec Baldwin's status as a lead on "30 Rock" (not, though, on his status as being award-worthy).

Pillow talk

For some reason (well, because I knew Borat was going to be on) I actually watched Jay Leno last night, despite my best intentions to not watch that show. The best part of this is how desperately cool Martha Stewart tried to come across about everything. It's sort of getting to the Kermit the Frog level, though, of people annoyingly pretending that Borat is a real person in such situations. In case you missed it, here it is, but be warned there's one of those lame graphics that dudes who post things onto YouTube put on YouTube videos:



More great Martha bits, with her facing off against the beloved Amy Sedaris, here and here.

Throw the MySpace down the well

Our good friend Borat from "Da Ali G Show" has a movie, as we all know. It looks great from the trailer.

Now, if you've somehow missed the omnipresent MySpace promotion about it, they're doing a "Black Carpet" screening - whatever that is - this Wednesday in 20 cities around the world, and we're one! Yippee! Here's the info:

PHOENIX
Harkins Arizona Mills
5000 E Arizona Mills Circle
Tempe, Arizona 85254
Doors: 9pm

To get in, you have to add this and this profile to your friends list, put them in your "top friends," print out a copy of your profile page - and they don't say it, but you know, change it back to normal right after - and show up to the theater (hours before if you want in, I reckon). Will showing up to a movie clutching tightly a printed out copy of your MySpace profile be the nerdiest thing you've ever done in your life? I guess that depends.