There is nothing I don’t love about the trailer for the new CollegeHumor show on MTV. Maybe it’s because Jake and Amir are in it. Or maybe it’s because I honestly have no idea what they do at work all day. Possibly it’s because The Hills is on hiatus and The City just ain’t cutting it and dammit I need something to fill the void.

Anyhow, the hilarity begins on MTV on February 8th at 9:30 PM.

Since I couldn’t send each and every one of you a holiday card, we sat down and tried to make a little video greeting. Unfortunately, Devo and Mr. Littlejeans weren’t as interested in the idea as I was.

So please have a safe and happy holidays! I would have sang a more holiday non-specific song, but I couldn’t think of any.

Love,
Veronica, Ryan, Devo and Mr. Littlejeans

Uploaded with plasq’s Skitch!

Kanye West is a little upset about being impersonated on Twitter. There have always been celebrity impostors on the site (and a growing number of real celebs actively using it), but Kanye seems to get a little more sensitive about this kind of thing: he’s much more hands-on with his audience than the average star, so it’s natural that he would take it a bit more personally when someone steps in on that territory.

As Twitter grows, I wonder how they’ll treat this kind of situation. Do they immediately turn over the false account, as may have been done for the also tech-saavy Al Gore? And how does a celeb (if they’re not the blogging sort, like Mr. West) prove that they’re the real deal? I guess we’ll find out shortly, depending on what Kanye decides to post in the coming days.

For additional reading about celebrities on Twitter, check out The Post-Geekdominant Twitterverse. Oh, and I’m still not convinced this is the real Luke Wilson… I mean really, a “guild run?” Does Luke Wilson play WoW? Hmmm… I guess anything is possible.

Len hit me with a photo meme, so I’m honor bound to continue the menace tradition. Here are the rules:

“It works like this: if you use Flickr, go to the sixth page of your photostream and pick the sixth picture there, then post it to your blog.”

OK! You see the result above, which was taken from the Halloween party at Future US, where I work to produce Qore. Seems fitting, since I’ve been playing so much Left 4 Dead and Fallout 3 that I see zombies in my dreams almost every single night. It’s becoming an issue.

Now it’s time for the fun part: tagging someone else! Here are the lucky six: Ryan Block, Tom Merritt, Casey McKinnon, Lan Bui, Ariel Waldman and Felicia Day. If you don’t carry on the meme, just know that you’ll have utterly let me down and that we may never be friends again. No pressure or anything!