Full House

Who's next???

Again last night, I was watching The Tonight Show just before I went to sleep.  This was so dang funny, I had to share.

The Bachelorette

So I watched some of the Bachelorette tonight.  It was OK I guess.  I'm sure I'll watch most of this season, just like I always do. Jillian grew on me a little more and I think she'll make a fun Bachelorette.  She does look beautiful in the final rose episode (I'm assuming thats what it is) in that strapless white gown.  Who knows if she'll find her "prince charming", but what my question is....what the heck is up with the guy's hair??  I'm not against guys using some product in their hair, but it seriously looked like half of them stole their look from my Grandma Betty's kewpie doll!!

VS.

 

Ok, so it doesn't look as bad here, but on the show it was awful!!  It made some of the guys look like their head was lop-sided and waaaaay to big for their body. Did anyone else see what I saw??

Project Runway!!!!

One of my favorite competitive reality TV shows began a new season last night.  I got hooked on Project Runway (airs on Bravo Wednesday nights at 9 PM my time) last season when I heard about it on one of my favorite radio shows (Broadminded on Take 5, XM 155).  If you've never watched it, you should totally check it out.  I LOVE American Idol and really like SYTYCD, but I hate being tied down to watch for two nights.  Like the Bachelor/Bechelorette, each episode is completed in one night.  Much more accomodating for my time schedule. 

Here is a brief outline of the show: "Returning to the runway, host and supermodel Heidi Klum heads a panel of industry luminaries, including judges, top women's and menswear designer Michael Kors, and fashion expert Nina Garcia, as they decide who is "in" and who is "out." Tim Gunn, Chief Creative Officer at Liz Claiborne, Inc., will once again act as a mentor to the designers as they take on weekly fashion challenges. The 16 Project Runway contestants will be whittled down week-by-week to the finalists who will show their own line in front of an audience of fashion industry movers and shakers at New York Fashion Week."

This week, the contestants were given 30 minutes and $75 to shop in a grocery store for materials to create an outfit.  The designers must make the garments themselves, fit them on a model and direct stylists on how to do their hair and makeup for the runway show. People picked anything they could find in the grocery store from trash bags, tableclothes and shower curtains (boring) to mop heads, fresh produce, candy, pasta, lawn chairs, vacuum bags bleached and dyed to create a marbled cloth (very cool), coffee filters and the most ingenious idea.......BLUE PLASTIC SOLO CUPS!!!  Now who would ever think of that?? They were given eight hours to complete their project and then a little extra time to fit their models and get ready for the runway.  I love the creativity of these people and I marvel at their mad skills on a sewing machine.  I have never aspired to be nor will I ever be any kind of designer, but again.....I love to see what these people come up with. 

 You can see all of the designs by clicking here.

Here are the bottom three (click picture to enlarge)

Dude that made the ugly white trench coat got the boot

Here are the top three (again, click to enlarge)

The girl that made the short dress out of dyed and bleached vacuum bags was the winner and received immunity next week. 

There is sure to be lots of drama and great things to come in the following weeks.  I can't wait!!!