Yet Another New Beyonce video for "Dance For You"

Beyonce has yet another new video for a track called "Dance For You." It's one of the bonus tracks from her "4 (Deluxe Edition)" and probably one of my favorite tracks on the CD. B's choreography is smokin' hot. I also like that it is shot in black and white. She must have decided to do a lot of videos before her pregnancy started to show (I think this is the fifth or 6th video I've seen from this album so far).

Elisabeth Hasselbeck attacks Bill Maher on "The View"

Wow! Elisabeth attacks another guest on "The View." She barely lets him get a few words in before she attacks him. She is taking things a little too personally, he is a comedian. He did come there to promote his new book, he barely got to talk about it. Bill handled it nicely though. They really need to stop attacking their guests.

"New Years Eve" Movie Trailer

I swear this is exactly the same movie as "Valentine's Day" (it has the same director Garry Marshall). Some of the actors are even the same. Ashton Kutcher and Jessica Biel are in both movies, which was confusing for me because I initially thought maybe this was a sequel and that they were reprising their "Valentine's Day" roles. It is not a sequel, and actually looks like the exact same film that just moved to a different holiday. I think this will probably be an OK movie, but nothing too exciting. It does have a ton of excellent actors. Most notably it features Ashton Kutcher, Halle Berry, Michelle Pfeiffer, Hillary Swank, Ludacris, Sarah Jessica Parker, Jessica Biel, Robert De Niro, Katherine Heigl, Josh Duhamel and Jon Bon Jovi and pretty much everyone else in Hollywood at the moment. Looks like great cast in mediocre film (just like "Valentine's Day") I will probably skip this one.

"The Skin I Live In" Trailer And Review

I love everything that Pedro Almodovar touches. His films and stories are some of the most interesting and well directed movies of all time. This film is no exception, I think I have never been so disturbed and intrigued at the same time(maybe not since "Black Swan"). "The Skin I Live In" is far more disturbing than "Black Swan" if you can even imagine how that could be possible. Beautifully directed, but so dark and twisted. It literally blew my mind, I've never seen anything quite like this. I think everyone in the entire theatre felt the same way, slightly traumatized. It does have some graphically violent sex scenes, but if you can handle that you are in for quite a bizarre ride. Antonio Banderas is excellent as the creepy surgical lead. I feel like I couldn't even begin to tell you what the film is about, please see this film if you can handle it.

Mickey Rourke on Jay Leno

I usually think Mickey Rourke seems a little odd in interviews, he was especially odd in this one. First off, he groped Miss Piggy (she didn't seem to mind that much). Then his stories are a little odd as well (such as the transvestite bar that he used to work in as a bouncer). He also carries around a weird magnifying glass (I guess for reading). Strange man. I was doing something else in another room, but his bizarreness made me pay attention.

"Best Jobs Ever: Lego Professional"

This was amazing. I really couldn't believe what he was able to do with Legos. I agreed that this one of the "Best Jobs Ever." I believe that they call him a "Lego Professional." Take a look at what he is doing, quite interesting.