Okay, okay. This 3-year-old, Wesley Muresan, snowboards better than I do. Fortunately, I'm better at pronouncing the letter "r" than I expect he'll ever be. Also, he pronounces "giant" with a hard "g", which is totally inexplicable. It's clear that his mother is way too busy selecting hip and rockin' beats for his YouTube videos to read James and the Giant Peach to him.
He has a Facebook page, which I'm not going to link to, because, like, that's ridiculous. But, if you like, you can jump in for more videos of him shrupping or gnawing or snorting rails or whatever it is you call doing things on a snowboard when you're good at it.
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Okay, okay. This 3-year-old, Wesley Muresan, snowboards better than I do. Fortunately, I'm better at pronouncing the letter "r" than I expect he'll ever be. Also, he pronounces "giant" with a hard "g", which is totally inexplicable. It's clear that his mother is way too busy selecting hip and rockin' beats for his YouTube videos to read James and the Giant Peach to him.
He has a Facebook page, which I'm not going to link to, because, like, that's ridiculous. But, if you like, you can jump i...
It's streaming in the video above. His big press conference starts live at 11 am EST ... that's in ten minutes. IS EVERYONE SO EXCITED??? />
It's streaming in the video above. His big press conference starts live at 11 am EST ... that's in ten minutes. IS EVERYONE SO EXCITED???...
Last weekend, Chelsia Hart and I headed down to Portland to check out the Biggest Loser open casting as part of the new reality-obsessed show we're doing for SuperPass, Back to Reality. This was definitely my idea, and by "my idea" I mean I saw that they were casting in Portland and I emailed the crew like "OMG WE ARE GOING I DON'T CARE IF WE RIDE THERE FROM SEATTLE ON HORSEBACK." (I'm kinda obsessed with Biggest Loser. )
We scored some exclusive interviews with the casting directors about the audition process and what they look for in potential cast member, and we chatted with people waiting in line (in the pouring rain for hours!) to audition. We also ran into Ken from season three, who was there to cheer on the folks in line, and we talked to him about his experience on the show and what life has been like for him and the other contestants since their time on Biggest Loser.
We put some of our favorite parts of the footage on YouTube -- check it out! />
Last weekend, Chelsia Hart and I headed down to Portland to check out the Biggest Loser open casting as part of the new reality-obsessed show we're doing for SuperPass, Back to Reality. This was definitely my idea, and by "my idea" I mean I saw that they were casting in Portland and I emailed the crew like "OMG WE ARE GOING I DON'T CARE IF WE RIDE THERE FROM SEATTLE ON HORSEBACK." (I'm kinda obsessed with Biggest Loser. )
We scored some exclusive interviews with the casting directors about the audi...
Some jackass engineer released this audio of Jennifer Lopez in the studio attempting to record her single "Enough is Enough." GUESS WHAT? It wasn't perfect on the first take. So now we all get to run around the Internet talking about what a talentless hack Jennifer Lopez is.
Ummm, singing is hard. And singing in a studio, all alone, to a song you've never heard before on the radio and the music -- but not the melody -- coming in over headphones? Is harder. This isn't half-bad for an early attempt -- it's a hell of a lot better than what I could do -- and I think she's very endearing throughout the whole thing. She realizes immediately that she's off, and she laughs and apologizes. Maybe she went on a crazy diva rant later in the day, but if this was her worst behavior in that studio, that's a damn good day for an A-lister.
I still don't like your album, Jen, but I've got your back on this bullshit. />
Some jackass engineer released this audio of Jennifer Lopez in the studio attempting to record her single "Enough is Enough." GUESS WHAT? It wasn't perfect on the first take. So now we all get to run around the Internet talking about what a talentless hack Jennifer Lopez is.
Ummm, singing is hard. And singing in a studio, all alone, to a song you've never heard before on the radio and the music -- but not the melody -- coming in over headphones? Is harder. This isn't half-bad for an earl...