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Paul Rudd Dances For Jon Stewart

GiggleSugar — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 11:10:00 -0700

I'm not sure how I missed this, but better late than never! Even dressed like a putz and dancing like a goof, Paul Rudd is ridiculously charming and sexy. And Jon Stewart seems to have a total bromantic crush on him. (I guess sometimes opposites don't attract). Later in the interview, Jon says they're both "pear-shaped." Hahaha!

Do, Dump, or Marry?

DearSugar — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 09:00:21 -0700

Last week I polled you about Forgetting Sarah Marshall star Jason Segel, who most of you said you would marry. Then I realized that cutie-pie Paul Rudd also has a bit part in the movie! I've thought he was dreamy ever since he starred as Josh in Clueless; do you agree? Cast your vote below.

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Paul Rudd Busts a Few Moves

GiggleSugar — Fri, 16 May 2008 03:00:00 -0700

If you've never heard of the film I Could Never Be Your Woman, you're in good company. I don't know if it's worth watching in full, but I sure enjoyed this clip of Paul Rudd showing off for his date, Michelle Pfeiffer. He moves through virtually every corny dance that ever existed, from the two-step to some weird Broadway shuffle. I love a man who can dance, but I really love a man who doesn't mind making a fool out of himself. (Next to Mark Ruffalo, is there any cuter guy in Hollywood?)

Do, Dump, or Marry? Andy Samberg

TresSugar — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 04:00:00 -0800

I love a man who can make me laugh, and SNL's Andy Samberg sure is funny. The Dick in the Box sketch he did with Justin Timberlake won him an Emmy, but I must admit that I preferred his charm in his "I'm on a Boat" music video featuring T-Pain. I also thought that Andy's role as Paul Rudd's gay brother was a bright spot in the movie I Love You Man. Does this comedian make you want to say, "I love you Andy?"

GiggleSugar Best of the Week

GiggleSugar — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 13:13:38 -0700

I dare you to watch Tim and Camillo just one time only.
Meet Kevin Lin, Adobe After Effects wizard.
Cute puppy learns how to use his cute puppy fountain.
Poor little horny turtle.
Baby in froggie costume laughs, and we all just have to follow.
Paul Rudd dancing for Jon Stewart is like the thinking woman's porno. Kinda. Sorta.
Babies and weaves do not mix.
Oy vey. It's a DIY hair transplant!

Front Page: Australia Leaves Iraq, GM to Close Plants, South Dakota and Montana Primaries

CitizenSugar — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 07:01:08 -0700

Australia Leaves Iraq: Australia has ended its combat operations in Iraq. One of the first countries to commit troops to the war in Iraq five years ago, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd made a campaign promise to bring the troops home - and they're set to return in a couple of days. Pegging his decision on the actions of the previous government, Rudd said, "of most concern to this government was the manner in which the decision to go to war was made: the abuse of intelligence information, a failure to disclose to the Australian people the qualified nature of that intelligence." Australia's 500 troops have helped to train 33,000 Iraqi soldiers. No Australian soldiers were killed in Iraq.

GM to Close Plants: Car maker GM, in response to a growing shift to smaller vehicles with better gas mileage, said yesterday that it would end production at four factories in the United States, Canada, and Mexico that produce trucks and sport utility vehicles. In perhaps the biggest news of all - the Hummer brand might be discontinued. The CEO says the market shift to smaller vehicles is permanent, "we at GM don’t think this is a spike or a temporary shift.". The company plans to build a new small car in Ohio in 2010. The cuts will affect about 2,500 workers at each of the four plants.
South Dakota and Montana Primaries: Voters head to the polls today in the last two primaries of the six month season. Obama will hold a rally tonight in St. Paul, MN - the site of the Republican National Convention - and Clinton plans what's being called by some, a "farewell speech" in New York. Obama is floating the idea of a “unity meeting” with Clinton to come together and regroup after the long and brutal primary battle with his rival. Check back tonight to see the results (and any major announcements) as they break.

GiggleSugar Reader Spotlight: Urban Bohemian

GiggleSugar — Fri, 05 Oct 2007 15:24:41 -0700

Urban Bohemian's great screen name reflects her awesomely sophisticated yet whimsical comments. I love that she traffics in books and volunteers for silent film festivals! Sweet!

GS: What's your motto?
UB: I love the quote “Life is a journey. Enjoy the ride.” I heard it on a Volkswagen commercial and it resonated with me.

GS: Where are you from?
UB: I am from a town in Central Massachusetts called North Grafton. If you took out a map of Massachusetts and pinned a hole through the center of the state (minus that monkey tail where Cape Cod is), there's a good chance that you'd hit my hometown.

GS: What do you do?
UB: I work at an antiquarian bookshop that specializes in rare books and antique children's books. How sad of me that I couldn't find a deeper motto from any of these books instead of using a line from a car ad on television. And I volunteer for the city's silent film festivals here in San Francisco, CA.

GS: How would you describe your sense of humor?
UB: I love kiddie humor! Stuff that someone no older than a kindergartener would laugh at, basically. But I also appreciate good sharp humor, and a well-timed quip or dialogue that is snappy and smart always works for me. And anything campy or kitschy is fun!

GS: What's your favorite GiggleSugar post?
UB: Twin Peeps is great and makes you wonder at the same time. I also love the random videos. Any parodies that are pop-culture oriented are funny, like the Muppets, the old Batman T.V. show or High School Musical. Plus I got a cat ten months ago, so Happy Caturday makes me smile every time. My go-to article is definitely The Kitty Cat Dance video that was posted over last St. Patrick's Day. I probably play that at least once every day when I'm working!

GS: Who's the cutest funny man and funny woman?
UB: Paul Rudd is one cute funny man. He's been hot since Clueless, and has humor to throw in the mix. Isla Fisher is also really cute, and she's not afraid to put herself out on a limb for a laugh. I think Cookie Monster is quite a looker, too .

GS: Who are your favorite male and female comedians?
UB: Woody Allen is the man. He is so witty and neurotic. For women, I've always loved Goldie Hawn. When she was younger she had a wide-eyed wonder, and such a contagious giggle!

GS: What's your favorite comedy of all time?
UB: God, so many to name, but here's a list: My Cousin Vinny, The Full Monty, City Lights, Can't Buy Me Love, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, and A Fish Called Wanda. Finally, Annie Hall and The 40-Year Old Virgin are also wonderful. Just a side comment: I love the way that both movies use humor to grasp life's tricky stepping stones. In very different ways, of course! And I think Judd Apatow is going to be our generation's Woody Allen. Mark my words! Now should you have any questions, comments, approvals, or anxieties about this list, drop me a note.

GS: If your life were a comedy, what would it be?
UB: Reality Bites. Just as someone who's just trying to get a hold on living in the real world and trying to separate what I do from who I am and fighting that quarter-life crisis in a Gen Y society. I've also been prone to dancing around to the radio at 24-hour convenience stores with my friends!

GS: Do you look like someone famous?
UB: I've been told I look like a few dark-haired, fair-skinned celebs. They're all beautiful, but I think the comparisons stop after the hair! But I once reminded someone of Anna Paquin, and that struck me. Not sure if I see that either though!

UB free for all: If you've made it this far in the article, it means that you like me, you really really like me! And congratulations! Your prize is simply a thank you from me to you for reading, only because I have nothing else on hand. Cheers, peace and have a lovely weekend! *sigh*

Thanks Urban Bohemian!

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