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Hey, folks, I've been working at a new blog, Ingredient Critic, this month, and I'm trying to spread the word about it. The focus of the blog is vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and organic foods, so if you are at all interested in that (and even if you're not), PLEASE check out the links below. http://dft.ba/-herbsandspices http://dft.ba/-vitamins http://dft.ba/-shampoo http://dft.ba/-vegankids http://dft.ba/-tempeh http://dft.ba/-dairysubstitutions The site also takes recipe submissions, so if you have a recipe to share, that would also be most appreciated. Thanks so much for the help, guys. And I promise that more pictures will be

I have at last realized the draw of Edward Cullen: He has bishie sparkles. And they're built into his skin. I was watching a shoujo anime today when I made this realization. The main draw of the young men in such shows is that they sparkle when they smile. Sparkle. Sound familiar? Of course it does! Edward Cullen, of course, does not have such sparkles floating about free-range where they may be blown away by the winds of reality and sanity. No, sir. He has them built right into his skin where the delusions of rabid fangirls may catch sight of them. I swear, if somebody ever put a spotlight on our dear glam-rock Cullen boy, the glare woul

They're remaking My Fair Lady. They're remaking one of my favorite movies of all time, a musical which won eight academy awards and starred the lovely Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison, who had his character down to every subtlety of snobbery thinkable and got an academy award for it, with Kiera Knightley as the lead. (for those of you who don't know this, I'm a NUT when it comes to classic musicals) NO. Just no. http://celeb9.com/blog/2009/02/keira-knightley-to-star-in-my-fair-ladys-remake.html First off, beside the obvious gut hatred I have toward Kiera Knightley, it's Rex Harrison. He refused to lipsynch to his own voice because he neve