And Update! [Sept 1] Everyone is talking about her pregnant teenager, which she seems to be taking well and one supporter said "Teenagers don't always listen to their Parents." I am thinking that voters don't either.
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Explaining the title: I am forty-something Latino who has a fondness for the Japanese culture and speak Spanglish--Spanish and English. Some people say "Span-English" so I mixed it with "Engrish," which is how some Japanese pronounce English.
He won the Lipstick Jungle challenge but didn't succeed in the Drag Queen challenge because he had no cohesive thought. He was kicked off this challenge (making something creative out of car interior parts) because it was badly crafted, not innovative or cohesive. He thought his style was 'too out there' and toned down. He tried making a good pattern but failed at it---his model sat and broke the skirt... but if he made it better than he wouldn't be in the jam. In the end, Kohrs was right (a little bit of credit) to say Keith was just blaming his model and him the critic. Keith cried like a baby and said he didn't want to cry in front of the others. I think he can't take criticism well, I used to be that way so I understand that. But he still has a long way from putting up with criticism.
In the movie "Juno," there is a lab partner that looks and acts a lot like Jon Heder. People also think he looks like 'Butters' from "Even Stevens." He is a former child actor, but Steven Christopher Parker is not any of those. He has also been on "ER" and two current commercials---Dibs (below) and a Digiorno commercial where he pretends to be a pizza guy to go into a rap party. Writer Diablo Cody thinks he might went to the same acting school.
Of course these are repeated over and over again. In the audience was Scott Bakula (I was happy to see him), Dave Coulier, Jodie Sweetin, Alonzo Bodden, and Lori Loughlin. Jodie was a good sport, she was roasted a bit, Lori was no roasted at all. Dave gave a lame joke during the break, so we know why he didn't roast him. But Jon Lovitis and Norm Mcdonald bombed. Gilbert Godfried was awesome! The show was really funny, dark and dirty. At the level of the Pam Anderson one, better than the Flavor Flav one. Now that these pathetic comic roasters that have gone around and around (Greg Giraldo Jeff Ross, and company), they even reference the old roasts and Lisa Lampenelli. I changed the channel during the commercials and Adult Swim was showing an episode of Family Guy where they wewre making fun of Bob Saget. They got Chris Hardwick from MTV's Singled Out, he interviews Bob and the gang on the Comedy Central website. Chris is mostly doing voices now for Nick's "Back at the Barnyard" and "The Batman." Hmm, I might cover Chris on my Geek blog....