I can definitely see Steve being the ladies man. Stephen’s a flirt, it seems, but there’s a difference between “flirt” and “ladies man”.

I think you may be right. Lol.

I was watching the Stewart-Carell interview this week, and they were being hilarious together of course, and Stewart says something like, “Because you f*** anything that moves!” He could’ve been going along with their little bit, but then again, Steve answered, “Touche, my friend.” I don’t know – I immediately thought of that thing Tina Fey said, about how, in earlier days, either Stephen Colbert or Steve Carell was a ladies’ man, but she wouldn’t say which one?

I was wondering if anybody else thought of that too, or what they make of it. Maybe the secret has been revealed! =P

Here’s the interview:
http://www.thedailyshow.com/video/index.jhtml?videoId=174003&title=steve-carell

Sorry NFZ!

http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080619/REVIEWS/867249699/1023

And “The Lov Guru” (not so much a good review, but Stephen’s credited in the short “cast and crew” list. It makes me wonder how big his part is. He has a name, at least.)

http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080619/REVIEWS/826592907/1001

I’m totally with AmandayIvy on the fact why on earth would someone go to a comedy show if they’re easily offended? Makes no sense to me. I’ve never seen really nasty heckling during a show, but I have seen disruptive ones that simply stop the show because they need attention for whatever reason. This happened half a dozen times when I saw Lewis Black perform in March — he actually did an extra 15 minutes because he had to keep stopping for some drunk idiot in the back who couldn’t keep his mouth shut. There’s a YouTube video where someone actually threw a water bottle and hit him in the head while he was performing. As you may imagine, he didn’t let that go quietly, as he shouldn’t have. It’s simply horrendous and disrespectful behavior that I can’t stand — didn’t their mothers teach them better than to act like that?

As far as movie critics go, some of them have nothing better to do other than bash people, but others sometimes make for a more compelling and supportive review. Since I’ve joined Netflix, I’ve needed something to gauge whether or not I’ll like some of the lesser known films out there, considering the vast array of choices you have. For the most part, RottenTomatoes is sort of on par with my taste in films — even if I haven’t read any reviews on something I’ve seen, chances are, my opinion is pretty much in keeping with the ratings there.

As much as it may suck sometimes, I think most folks in the public eye, or pretty much anyone who takes what they do everyday and puts it out there, has to develop the ability to take criticism, as long as it’s constructive. It’s the nonconstructive criticism that hurts people’s feelings.