Not since “the Rachel” has a haircut gotten as much attention as Justin Bieber’s shaggy ‘do, according to non-scientific data and opinion polls that exist only in my mind. In all seriousness, though, it’s hard to ignore all this talk about the cut’s poopularity (that was a typo, but I’m leaving it). And yesterday, a highly entertaining photo of NY1 anchor Pat Kiernan’s failed attempt to get the Bieber haircut made me ponder all the various hairstyles over the years that have had some degree of cultural impact — assuming we agree that cultural impact means...
- 9/2/2010
- by Sandra Gonzalez
- EW.com - PopWatch
This story brings us back to the old adage: Did ridiculous wacky-newz stories happen before the internet and we just rarely heard about them nationally, or has the internet really encouraged people to create wacky newz stories? I assume it’s the former, but there’s No Way that this dude who robbed a Manhattan bank with a bouquet of flowers (and a potted plant in another crime) wasn’t kiiiinda trying to get himself all over the internet. Click the pic below to watch good ol’ Pat Kiernan, stayin’ professional to the grave: I’m assuming the teller was familiar with this scene from Terminator 2 and just played it safe. I can’t blame her – that movie affected me so much, to this day, I just assume everyone is a cold-blooded cyborg from the future. I hope you’ve enjoyed this post, all you cyborgs from the future.
- 7/20/2010
- by Dan Hopper
- BestWeekEver
There’s nothing more thrilling than starting a Twitter. Ugh. Okay, I recognize the overstatement. Rewind: There are a lot of things more thrilling than starting a Twitter. Nevertheless, what’s more thrilling than starting a Twitter is watching my “follower” numbers climb. I’ll admit I need the validation.
Then a post over at Wonderwall got me thinking. Celebrity Tweeters were asked which other celebrity they wish followed their updates. Of all the answers, I thought James Van Der Beek gave the smartest response — he wished the Dalai Lama would follow him. If His Holiness suddenly started caring about my TV line-up,...
Then a post over at Wonderwall got me thinking. Celebrity Tweeters were asked which other celebrity they wish followed their updates. Of all the answers, I thought James Van Der Beek gave the smartest response — he wished the Dalai Lama would follow him. If His Holiness suddenly started caring about my TV line-up,...
- 7/16/2010
- by Sandra Gonzalez
- EW.com - PopWatch
This morning’s inaugural publication of The Wall Street Journal’s Greater New York Section was heralded with a sea of (passive) aggressive quotes from editors of both papers. While reviews of the section’s content trickle in—The New York Times’ own David Carr and NY1's Pat Kiernan have already weighed in—we at Vf Daily have begun to asses whose rallying cries were the most competitive-bordering-on-unprofessional, for this is the stuff of fallen empires.
- 4/26/2010
- Vanity Fair
Buy vegan treats to raise money for Doctors Without Borders, help raise money for Haiti at Bell House, escape to Wave Hill, and more in this week's Price of a Movie. Open Your Wallet for Haiti Okay, so this one is more like the price of a few movies, but it's for a great cause. The Bell House in Brooklyn is sponsoring a huge benefit for Haiti Tonight, with all proceeds going to Save the Children and Partners in Health. The line-up is impressive, from comedians like Eugene Mirman and Todd Barry and Michael Showalter to musicians Sondre Lerche and AC Newman of New Pornographers. Even NY Senator Diane Savino and NY1 morning man Pat Kiernan will be putting in an appearance. Plus, there will be guest DJs, free food for people who show up early, and tons of raffle and door prizes. Where: The Bell House, 149 7th Street, Brooklyn...
- 1/26/2010
- TribecaFilm.com
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