Apparently someone asked George Clooney why he won't ever run for political office and this was his response. [via The Clearly Dope]
This is awesome: ahead of their series finale on May 16th, the cast of The Office went to Scranton, PA to say goodbye to their "adopted hometown." There was a parade, a band called the Scrantones played the theme song and Steve Carrell even surprised everyone by showing up. (We also hear he'll be in the final episode.) [via Hyper Vocal]
When we're not caring about "is my Twitter locally-sourced?" [via Tall Whitney]
Wutttt???? Kreayshawn is pregnant! Congrats, Kreayshawn! [via Jezebel]
Veep don't care. [via I'm With Kanye]
Two cats share a tender moment until one of them is like, "Eff you, you lying piece of shit!" It goes downhill from there. [via Bunny Food]
Good morning, sunshine. [via Afternoon Snooze Button]Voice of God extraordinaire, Morgan Freeman, narrated his lunch and, oh my god, it's so funny. Who knew ham roll-ups could sound as important and serious as the mating habits of penguins? Man, we're hungry now. [College Humor via HuffPo Comedy]
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For a new TV series, a British television channel commissioned an artist to paint modernized versions of historical figures. Above, here's William Shakespeare as that freelance guy you see every morning drinking a Red Eye and working on his Macbook at Toby's coffee in Williamsburg. Below Shakespeare is Marie Antoinette looking like a celebutante who decided not to go to college and start her own handbag line made out of expensive python and alligator skins instead. Later she met this sort of cute/sort of weird foreign guy at an after-party during the Olympics and it turns out he's a prince or something so her family encourages her to get hitched. And, lastly, here's Elizabeth I as Tilda Swinton. [via Laughing Squid]
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L8r sk8r. [via Rats Off]
For a new TV series, a British television channel commissioned an artist to paint modernized versions of historical figures. Above, here's William Shakespeare as that freelance guy you see every morning drinking a Red Eye and working on his Macbook at Toby's coffee in Williamsburg. Below Shakespeare is Marie Antoinette looking like a celebutante who decided not to go to college and start her own handbag line made out of expensive python and alligator skins instead. Later she met this sort of cute/sort of weird foreign guy at an after-party during the Olympics and it turns out he's a prince or something so her family encourages her to get hitched. And, lastly, here's Elizabeth I as Tilda Swinton. [via Laughing Squid]
L8r sk8r. [via Rats Off]