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Link Time! 11/6

BuzzSugar — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 13:30:25 PST

Megan from Stylista speaks! - TV Filter
Oooh - Joan Holloway (OK, Christina Hendricks) in an old Everclear music video. - Videogum
Dishing on the Top Design finale. - CasaSugar
7 great Michael Crichton movies. - Cinematical
Do these 8 reasons explain why House is such a jerk? - Clique Clack TV
Who are your favorite TV idiots? - Popwatch
Ever wondered what it would be like to watch a video of a nude Steve Guttenberg jogging in Central Park? Well, it happened so you might as well watch. - GiggleSugar
Here's what Project Runway contestants would design for Michelle Obama's inaugural gown. - The Daily Beast
Can the Daily Show survive an Obama presidency? - Vulture

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Steve Guttenberg Jogs Sans Pantaloons in Central Park

GiggleSugar — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 15:00:00 PST

Everyone who exercises has weird rituals, but jogging pantsless is one I've never heard of. Former Dancing With the Stars contestant Steve Guttenberg has been spotted ~~in the wild~~ in Central Park jogging without pants. Why? Perhaps to revive a once-thriving acting career. My favorite part? When those two dudes turn around to make sure they weren't imagining things, and when the cameraman whispers, shocked, "He was in Diner!" Let's hope this catches on with, oh, Anderson Cooper, Benicio Del Toro, or David Beckham.

Buzz Brainteaser

BuzzSugar — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 04:30:38 PDT

Welcome to Buzz Brainteaser, the trivia feature on BuzzSugar! Every weekday I'll test your knowledge about TV shows, music, and movies. If you enter in the correct answer, you win points! A few years ago, Steve Guttenberg played a character named Woody Goodman on what TV show?

Flashback: Steve Guttenberg in Can't Stop the Music

GiggleSugar — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 14:00:07 PDT

If Steve Guttenberg can't stop the music, it must truly be unstoppable. In possibly the best cinematic masterpiece I've stumbled upon since the film based on Charlie Sheen's poetry, Can't Stop the Music is the pseudo-autobiographical rags to riches tale of the Village People, starring the real-life band members and Guttenberg as Jack.

According to the plot description at SteveGuttenberg.com:

Samantha, a former model, comes to the aid of her roommate Jack, an aspiring songwriter who's vowed to stay celibate until he achieves musical success. Samantha invites a group of arty friends from Greenwich Village to a party - an Indian chief, a construction worker, a cowboy, a policeman, a soldier, and a couple of leather boys! Then, they all get together and stage such a wild, campy, "dance feverish" show using Jack's songs, that his career skyrockets!

Now doesn't that sound like fun? If only we could all have an Indian chief among our "arty friends." They aren't kidding with that tagline: "Like nothing you've ever seen before!" Have any of you seen this masterpiece?

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