It's just making it a press issue is what is irksome.

Eh. I can see where it wuld be a little obnoxious if Madonna refused to answer to anything, or whatever. But as far as publicity stunts go, announcing a name change strikes me as being a lot more harmless than adopting a Cambodian orphan, or entering rehab, or launching a rock band. (Or all three.)

Besides, it is the fastest way to let everybody know not to call you J.Lo anymore. Kind of like a wedding announcement, except not at all.

(In response to sumi's whitefont)Ahhhhh! I was trying all episode to remember where I knew him from! And was totally on the wrong track.

The Jerry Orbach tribute was the highlight of the episode (that doesn't need to be whitefonted, does it?)

(edited once for context and once for spelling)

OK, so Jennifer Garner isn't really suffering from a nasty viral infection as first reported Tuesday. Turns out the actress actually sustained nerve damage to her back while performing a stunt on Alias.

I think they misspelled "is pregnant, but doesn't want to announce it yet."

I think they misspelled "is pregnant, but doesn't want to announce it yet."

Maybe THAT'S who my dream was about!

"What's the Frequencey, Melmoth?" Was that it?

And here I was going to guess "The owls are not what they seem."

I don't think that the Jerry Orbach tribute needs to be whitefonted!

And here I was going to guess "The owls are not what they seem."

They're not, you know.

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!egnaro s'ti, oN

I don't think that the Jerry Orbach tribute needs to be whitefonted!

It really was nice. Just music and images.

Not to mention that through the whole episode, DH and I were muttering abotu Dennis Farina being no Jerry Orbach.

The actual epsode, however, kinda meh.

silly warning labels

Dear Work,

I'd like to leave now.

Thanks, me

eta: good lord, how many mistakes did I make in that post initially, like 7800.