NY < 3 Bret and Jemaine. *SPOILERS!*

Amily wrote:

hellomyfriend wrote:

And that's quite a pout, Jemaine!

OHMYGOD!!!!! I LOVE HIM!!!!

I just wanna wrap my arms around him and hug him tight and ever let go!! I love this picture so so so so much!!!!!

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[size=133:rbukwc38]Art Garfunkel gives his take on classic pop songs Saturday in Rancho Cucamonga
01:46 PM PST on Thursday, January 8, 2009
By VANESSA FRANKO
The Press-Enterprise

[size=100:rbukwc38]Simon says lay down like a bridge over troubled water. Simon says learn the words to "
El Condor Pasa."
Simon says go see Art Garfunkel in Rancho Cucamonga on Saturday. By the way, the game is Paul Simon Says.

Garfunkel, who rose to fame as half of legendary duo Simon and Garfunkel, will perform Saturday at the Lewis Family Playhouse at the Victoria Gardens Cultural Center.

His most recent album, "
Some Enchanted Evening,"
features Garfunkel's take on classic pop songs. Expect to hear a few of those, plus Simon and Garfunkel classics with a few twists thrown in.

Here are a few things to know about Art Garfunkel, from an interview with Garfunkel on his official Web site (www.artgarfunkel.com):

Garfunkel's first musical memory is singing "
You'll Never Walk Alone"
from "
Carousel"
on the way to kindergarten.

[size=133:rbukwc38]Simon and Garfunkel are a famous folk-pop duo from America. Flight of the Conchords are a less famous quirky duo from New Zealand who have a comedy show on HBO. Garfunkel recently filmed an appearance for the next season of the show.

If Garfunkel performs, "
Scarborough Fair,"
know that it has 319 syllables. He has counted them.

According to Garfunkel's Web site, his favorite song is the Beatles' "
Here, There, and Everywhere."
His fourth favorite song is Simon and Garfunkel's "
Bridge Over Troubled Water"
and coming in at No. 38 on the list of 60 is Prince's "
Little Red Corvette."


Since 1968, Garfunkel has kept track of every book he has read.

From spring of 1983 to Sept. 1997, Garfunkel walked across America in stretches and spurts.

gezyka wrote:

[size=133:qmlqfzlj]Art Garfunkel gives his take on classic pop songs Saturday in Rancho Cucamonga
01:46 PM PST on Thursday, January 8, 2009
By VANESSA FRANKO
The Press-Enterprise

[size=100:qmlqfzlj]Simon says lay down like a bridge over troubled water. Simon says learn the words to "
El Condor Pasa."
Simon says go see Art Garfunkel in Rancho Cucamonga on Saturday. By the way, the game is Paul Simon Says.

Garfunkel, who rose to fame as half of legendary duo Simon and Garfunkel, will perform Saturday at the Lewis Family Playhouse at the Victoria Gardens Cultural Center.

His most recent album, "
Some Enchanted Evening,"
features Garfunkel's take on classic pop songs. Expect to hear a few of those, plus Simon and Garfunkel classics with a few twists thrown in.

Here are a few things to know about Art Garfunkel, from an interview with Garfunkel on his official Web site (www.artgarfunkel.com):

Garfunkel's first musical memory is singing "
You'll Never Walk Alone"
from "
Carousel"
on the way to kindergarten.

[size=133:qmlqfzlj]Simon and Garfunkel are a famous folk-pop duo from America. Flight of the Conchords are a less famous quirky duo from New Zealand who have a comedy show on HBO. Garfunkel recently filmed an appearance for the next season of the show.

If Garfunkel performs, "
Scarborough Fair,"
know that it has 319 syllables. He has counted them.

According to Garfunkel's Web site, his favorite song is the Beatles' "
Here, There, and Everywhere."
His fourth favorite song is Simon and Garfunkel's "
Bridge Over Troubled Water"
and coming in at No. 38 on the list of 60 is Prince's "
Little Red Corvette."


Since 1968, Garfunkel has kept track of every book he has read.

From spring of 1983 to Sept. 1997, Garfunkel walked across America in stretches and spurts.

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p.s. Isn't that where a certain Caribbean lady is from? ;
)

[size=133:az2racgx]Art Garfunkel gives his take on classic pop songs Saturday in Rancho Cucamonga
01:46 PM PST on Thursday, January 8, 2009
By VANESSA FRANKO
The Press-Enterprise

[size=2]Simon says lay down like a bridge over troubled water. Simon says learn the words to "
El Condor Pasa."
Simon says go see Art Garfunkel in Rancho Cucamonga on Saturday. By the way, the game is Paul Simon Says.

p.s. Isn't that where a certain Caribbean lady is from? ;
)

gezyka wrote:hahaha, I knew you'd like it, which is why I pasted the whole thing rather than just the FOTC snippet. ;
)

I love the little random facts they mention about him, which are already pretty random anyway. " title="" border="0"/>

[size=133:b123c3js]Kristen Schaal: Indie comedy goddess
by Emma Kat Richardson
January 12, 2009

[size=100:b123c3js]... What can we expect to see on the new season of Flight of the Conchords?
I think, definitely more of the same things that people love, like the guys are going to be prophetic in some ways, and enduring in most. They’ll be working for love and fame. All the characters come back, and there’s music, which makes it an unusual TV show.

I think that they’ve got more money this year: I’ve read the scripts and I’ve only gotten to see a few things that are on it, and some of the music videos they’ve cut were gorgeous. It’s exciting, because it seems like every creative whim that the guys had this year got to be played out. It’s very surreal, too: it’s a surreal season, in my opinion, in all the best ways.

Is the humor on the show self-reflexive, in the sense that the fictionalized versions of the characters are in on the musical jokes, like their real-life counterparts?
Oh no, no, no. They’re not winking at the audience in the songs. I think that [the songs] are completely behind them, like with the Spinal Tap guys.

If you could relentlessly stalk any band (like your show’s character), who would it be and why?
Um… I don’t think any band is as good as Flight of the Conchords. ...

gezyka wrote:Here's a season 2 snippet from the article I just posted in Kristen's section:

[size=133:kqw4eaz0]Kristen Schaal: Indie comedy goddess
by Emma Kat Richardson
January 12, 2009

[size=100:kqw4eaz0]... What can we expect to see on the new season of Flight of the Conchords?
I think, definitely more of the same things that people love, like the guys are going to be prophetic in some ways, and enduring in most. They’ll be working for love and fame. All the characters come back, and there’s music, which makes it an unusual TV show.

I think that they’ve got more money this year: I’ve read the scripts and I’ve only gotten to see a few things that are on it, and some of the music videos they’ve cut were gorgeous. It’s exciting, because it seems like every creative whim that the guys had this year got to be played out. It’s very surreal, too: it’s a surreal season, in my opinion, in all the best ways.

Is the humor on the show self-reflexive, in the sense that the fictionalized versions of the characters are in on the musical jokes, like their real-life counterparts?
Oh no, no, no. They’re not winking at the audience in the songs. I think that [the songs] are completely behind them, like with the Spinal Tap guys.

If you could relentlessly stalk any band (like your show’s character), who would it be and why?
Um… I don’t think any band is as good as Flight of the Conchords. ...

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Amily wrote:Oh my god!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The male prostitute song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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