Date Night

Oh. My. Goodness. Go see Tina Fey and Steve Carell in "Date Night," because it is laugh out loud funny. I'm not exaggerating, Internet.

The action-comedy, in the spirit of last year's smash hit, "Hangover," is a movie couples can relate to. Well, at least this, couple....... we found it less, ehem, stressful. But don't worry, guys, there's still plenty of action and pole dancing for y'all.

And ladies there are more than enough Marky Mark Wahlberg pecs to go around, and around, and around.........

Also, while it is a comedy, "Date Night," addresses a lot of issues couples with children deal with, such as zombie sex, being too tired to make an effort to "do it," communication gaps, the differences between men's and women's perspecitves, jealousy and who does more in the relationship.

Audiences may be laughing, but they will also be thinking, which is what the best comedy sets out to do.

Register to Vote!

Tonight I am going political with my blog. Don't worry I won't tell everyone who to vote for (Go Obama '08), this is more of a reminder for everyone to vote. I know it is a bit early for that reminder, but in order to be eligible to vote, a person must be registered to vote first. Voter registration must be postmarked by October 20th, 2008 in California. All other states vary from 15 to 30 days prior to Election Day, Tuesday November 4th.

Please don't use the excuse of, "I don't want to get jury duty, therefore, I can't register to vote." I will remind people that California jurors are selected from voter registration records and the Department of Motor Vehicles records. So unless you are going to give up your driver's license, there really are no excuses.

Also, a change of address, a change of name , or a change of political party affiliation all require a voter to re-register to vote. Someday, maybe everyone can be registered to vote automatically through a driver's license. Wouldn't that be easy?!

Did I hear someone say, " but it's against my religion." All I can say to that is it is time for a new religion.

Now onto funnier horizons. Or maybe just scarier horizons. Sometimes people laugh when they are scared. Here is a the second video installment of Tina Fey as Sarah Palin from the latest Saturday Night Live.

"Don't refer to me as a MILF!"

I am so excited! I just stumbled across this Saturday Night Live skit featuring two of my favorite funny people, Amy Poehler as Hillary Clinton, and Tina Fey as Sarah Palin, while writing my real blog.

Did Palin really say, "don't refer to me as a MILF," or are the SNL writers just poking fun at Palin? Personally, I wouldn't take being called a milf as an insult and I kind of like the song from Weeds.

Just last week I was telling Stefan, "that Sarah Palin looks like Tina Fey. They must have the same aura. Or maybe it's the glasses."

And now, lo and behold, Fey is playing Palin on SNL. I must be some sort of psychic.