February 23, 2003

Grammies

Score! I turned on the Grammies late, and the first sentence I heard from anyone was from Fred Durst (of Limp Bizkit), who said that "this war should go away!" Oh, the profundity!

I actually forgot it was on tonight, and stayed out doing various things. I rather doubt I missed anything. Already the boredom is setting in.

A tribute to the BeeGees?

Rock musicians are starting to rival opera divas in the ego department, with rather less justification: discuss.

An observation: this Target commercial is so annoying it makes me not want to shop at that store any more.

Posted by Andrea Harris at February 23, 2003 09:55 PM
Comments

Andrea,

You didn't miss anything, unless you missed the first part of Durst's statement ("I think we're all in agreeance [sic]..."). They don't say that he's a gentleman and a scholar for nothing.

I'm preparing myself for the trauma of the Bee Gees tribute as we speak.

Posted by: Paul at February 23, 2003 at 10:11 PM

Yes, and we still have Sheryl Crow to look forward to. And an Eminem we've "never seen before." What, will he come out wearing a corset, fishnets, stiletto heels, and red lipstick?

Posted by: Andrea Harris at February 23, 2003 at 10:22 PM

That's why I decided to rent "Attack of the Clones" instead. Jar Jar is less annoying than Sheryl Crow talking.

Posted by: Dave at February 23, 2003 at 10:29 PM

I should change the channel and throw Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon into the dvd player, but I can't seem to move my fingers. It's like watching a car crash, or something.

Posted by: Andrea Harris at February 23, 2003 at 10:32 PM

You know, Eminem came out earlier on to accept an award, and he seemed rather moved and what-not. Maybe he's planning on behaving for the rest of the evening? (Yes, I know hope springs eternal.)

Posted by: Paul at February 23, 2003 at 10:34 PM