Jones/Winfrey/Hamm

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Looks Like The Internet Came Through With The Mad Men Animated GIF I Wanted.

Limit Your Exposure [To Mad Men Season 3 Spoilers]

Here, Alan Sepinwall is unsuccessful at getting show creator Matthew Weiner to admit why he set the new season in 1963: to stage an elaborate Dallas homage around the Kennedy assassination. [Draper's Season 3 Episode 1 lie about being an accountant investigating Jimmy Hoffa spins off the rails! He's kept secrets before, but can he keep state secrets?]

Did you know Baby Boomers are stupid, spoiled and narcissistic? Here, Frank Rich argues why the zeitgeist chooses the Mad Men season premiere over the Woodstock anniversary. [Hint: Black Camelot]

Here we learn "Pete’s big issue is that all the metrics for his manhood are fucked."

Vox: a blog service for actors and people who studied Latin

Rich Sommer—aka Harry Crane on AMC's Emmy-award-winning period thing, The Hidden Persuaders—evidently has a blog on Vox. (He was a Beta tester.)

Dude Be A Caricature

Remember that scene from the first episode of Nathan Barley wherein some "urban lifestyle magazine" goons defend the hipness of a crass "rock/paper/scissors" ripoff by saying (paraphrase): "Idiots think it's cool because it's rude, when actually it's cool because it looks like it's cool because it's rude"? (Here it is at minute 2:43 if you missed it.)

Well Gavin McInnes, formerly of Vice Magazine, just did something like that stupid, but for real.

(Of course, I still check this site regularly, so I really shouldn't complain)

Sterling Cooper 2008 AD: Parallel Universe Alert

Out of character, the cast of AMC's The Hidden Persuaders looka like 'dis:


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