And now, The Who will perform about a third of CBS's theme song lineup.
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Haaa, I didn’t think of that. Funny!
#Prom2010 was such an amazing event - Naveen and Chrissy deserves mad, mad props for putting on something so fun, and for a great cause - they must have raised at least $1500 for the Children’s Aid Society (at least; it was a suggested $10 donation and I know of a few people who gave $20; according to FourSquare, there were 155 checkins and 137 unique visitors).
I have to say I was sort of blown away by the brainpower as well as the partypower in that room - I am constantly struck by how killer smart, accomplished and hardworking the extended new media gang is, people who I get to pal around with for fun but also are making the gears of this industry turn with their ideas and innovations. Sometimes I forget that in all the blinding hotness. Pretty proud to be a part of this crew all around.
Well, that was quite a month.
Those are some unbelievable stats. As someone who was doing the same thing you were doing for a lot of the time, I can attest to how much skill and work and OCD-obsessiveness it takes to do what you did so damn well. MattChew FTW.
Also, funny from Mr. Hippity here: “Dude, I think you had more viewers in January than Leno did.”
Did you mean for me to hear that as the opening line of “Vogue?”
Social Media: Working Your Online Charity Mojo
Panel in half an hour - hashtag #smwmojo:
How many different ways can you ask for money? What is the value of a retweet? Does adding a ribbon to your avatar do anything? How can you use social media to boost your IRL event? How can you make your non-profit charity:water sexy? Those are the questions that our panelists wrestle with every day as they’ve splashed their philanthropic and non-profit campaigns across our Facebook feeds and to the forefront of our Tweetdecks — and from there, to the mega-magnifiers like the evening news and - gasp! - newspapers. They understand how to capitalize on niche communities, galvanize influencers, and get people like Sarah Silverman on board. If your nonprofit needs a little more online schelp, this panel is for you.
Social Media Week: Swiping Square With The Digital Divas
This week is Social Media Week in New York, Berlin, London, San Francisco, Toronto and São Paulo, and in NYC, the events have been coming thick and fast. As someone who’s co-organized…
New possibilities for social micro-giving - plus, party photos! Excellent work by Diva-wranglers Emily Gannett and Peg Samuel, as well as crack hottie photog Mo Pitz.
Vanity Fair Hollywood Issue Lacks Both Color And Newness
In case you haven’t heard, this year’s Vanity Fair Hollywood issue is extremely monochromatic. Over the years, VF has often included at least one, sometimes two, people who can check…
Including Gabourey Sidibe here would have made one hell of a statement. Good point in this piece also about Zoe Saldana - and about Stewart and Seyfried. They are both inappropriate on this cover. They’re not breakouts. They’re broken-outs.
Demon Sheep: Weirdest Political Ad Ever Deserves Internet Fame
The Carly for California campaign has created an ad so weird, it would make Salvador Dali say “WTF?” It’s a negative attack aimed at Carly Fiorina’s opponent, Tom Campbell, but if…
I love this Demon Sheep so much.




