Hump Day Links
By raincoasterIn the spirit of Celebrity Dad Faceoff and The Monday Hotness, and with an acknowledging fist-bump to the literary meme going around the Manolosphere, we present Hump Day Links. Uh, no reason I chose that title.
And for, uh, no particular reason other than – ah – my proper esteem for public intellectuals, today I present:
The Men of Vanity Fair
Uhhh, what was I saying? Right, public intellectuals and literacy and all like that there. Yeah, Dorothy Parker is my homegirl.
I don’t know about you, but I could use a refreshing Cold Shower after that! Now, to the hunk hump links!
Cool nekkid vamps (AgentBedhead)
Guess the hottie (AmyGrindhouse)
Soon to be the biggest-selling gift item ever (BricksAndStones)
Dexter, killer dad (BusyBeeBlogger)
Tots for t*ts (LaughingStork)
RPattz just needs the love of a good six-pack (CeleBitchy)
Clooney, Crawford, and choppers (AccidentalSexiness)
Tom Brady’s sports sisters (CelebritySmack)
Gerard Butler forecasts hot and humid! (TenGossip)
Simon Cowell takes another victim (DailyStab)
Sherlocked Up Holmes (Gawker)
Peter Andre loses 140lbs (GabbyBabble)
Douglas Family Values (EvilBeet)
Gerard Butler has something to tell you (DListed)
Justin Timberlake hits the Open Road (INO)
Leo, topless (JustJared)
The man who invented Himbos (Movieline)
Heath Ledger’s King Rat (UKPopSugar)
Jack Nicholson, party animal (SeriouslyOMG)
It’s a MAN, BABY! (HolyMoly)
Ryan Reynolds, topless (Websters)
Oh, and uh, Graydon Carter
August 5th, 2009 at 11:31 am
Graydon Carter is the most pretentious douche that ever douched pretentiously. Gah! Can’t stand him.
S. Junger *thinks* he is hot, which makes him…not hot.
The other two are OK, the first one is better than the second one, who looks like ordinary eurotrash.
That is all!
August 5th, 2009 at 11:42 am
Obviously you have not met Joaquin Phoenix. But don’t worry about fallout, your Waverly Inn reservation is sacrosanct, I’m sure.
Update: this guy isn’t too scruffy either.
August 6th, 2009 at 9:33 pm
Not ONE comment about the pegged Black Watch PJ pants with a dinner jacket? NOT ONE?
August 7th, 2009 at 7:48 am
Sebastion Junger – meh. I read “A Death In Belmont” and the only clever thing about him is that he manged to turn a dinner party anecdote into an entire book.