I Just Watched: Horrible Bosses

I have been lucky enough to not yet have had a "horrible boss," especially to the extent of those in this film, but even if you know or have met "horrible people" this flick is a riot. The most obvious and fabulous thing in Horrible Bosses is Jennifer Aniston's stepping out of her "norm" and playing the sex-crazed, offensive boss Dr. Julia Harris, D.D.S. I also loved the use of type during the voice overs at the beginning and end, it truly added a nice effect (and made the judgments even funnier). All in all, Bosses may be the best disaster comedy I have ever seen (I feel like I've seen a lot of those), and the cast is unbelievable.
Best on-screen moment: Dale's (Charlie Day) wonderful telling off of his boss Julia at the film's end OR Dean 'MF' Jones' (Jamie Foxx) insight into why the three guys should not have paid him.

Ode to the '90s

When good ol' Biebs himself chose to dawn a vintage Saved By the Bell tee, displaying the lovely Kelly Kapowski (played by Tiffani Amber Thiessen), at the 2011 MuchMusic Video Awards in Canada last weekend, all I could think was: Huh? Almost immediately after my initial shock, however, I was thrilled because Saved By the Bell is one of my all time faves, that in retrospect is both completely ridiculous and insanely awesome (all the while managing to pass the time while I'm at home sick beautifully).

Obviously touched by the homage to her character, Thiessen, less than one week later, wore a Bieber shirt to the New York screening of Jen Aniston's new flick Horrible Bosses. What goes around comes around and all I can say is: Yesss.

For some fab Bayside Tigers gear check out the NBC-Universal store.
For more sweet vintage graphic tees check out Alloy or Delia's.
And, finally, for the best Saved By the Bell tribute ever, click HERE (hint: LOLSlater).

Quote of the Week: June 21

"You just do not want all of that Swiss cheese and mushroom in your pants ... I wasn't a good waitress, but I was told that I was very nice and charming."

— Jennifer Aniston on working to Marie Claire