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Albert Bear, in a fundamental yoga position, Downward Bear, adapted somewhat for his species from what you may be familiar with...
attends the US-Ireland Aliiance's Oscar Wilde Awards event at J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot on February 19, 2015 in Santa Monica, California.
**Made Explore May 24, 2007
He was speaking at a benefit I attended - I never like to bug celebrities - either they are unfriendly (Mr. Big from sex and the city) or are so much shorter, uglier, meaner, _______ (insert negative adjective here) than you expect that I'd rather hold on to my illusions. However, I love Stephen Colbert so much I took a chance, swallowed my pride and asked for a picture. Being the consumate professional that I have heard he is, he happily obliged. So now I will continue to indulge in my irrational crush on him :) While giving up my irrational crush on Det. Mike Logan/Mr. Big.
Museum Director Brent Glass appeared on "The Colbert Report" to accept Stephen Colbert's rally jumpsuit for the national collections.
I headed down to Washington DC for Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert's Rally to Restore Fear and/or Sanity, had an amazing time and met some new friends. the 23 hours of bus time was worth it!
Every time he goes to this part of Pennsylvania, he gets attacked by bears.
Yet Stephen love it so much, he keeps coming back.
I think deep down inside Stephen Colbert loves bears. Especially polar bear cubs.
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In honor of our 25th Wedding Anniversary, we've agreed that as long it's ok with Evelyn, Stephen can have my wife if he wins.
He can't even run!! Now what will I get my honey for her 25th Anniversary! Stephen was the perfect gift.
attends the US-Ireland Aliiance's Oscar Wilde Awards event at J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot on February 19, 2015 in Santa Monica, California.
attends the US-Ireland Aliiance's Oscar Wilde Awards event at J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot on February 19, 2015 in Santa Monica, California.
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February 18, 2010
Seriously, look at those ears. Yes, I sneaked a paparazzi shot but it's Stephen-effing-Colbert.
Sérieusement, regardez ses oreilles de près. Oui, j'ai pris une photo de paparazzi mais il est Stephen-foutrement-Colbert.
A portrait of Stephen Colbert hangs outside the Hall of Presidents, between the restrooms, at the National Portrait Gallery. The portrait is on display for the next six weeks.
When Rob and I visited the museum, there was a small line in front of the Colbert portrait, as people queued up to photograph or be photographed with the portrait. (By the time we left, later in the afternoon, that line had more than doubled in length.) A museum guard and and a museum staff member stood next to the doorway. I saw at least one person check with the security guard that this was not, in fact, the line for the actual restroom. I heard knowing chuckles and saw bemused grins from other folks in line who seemed to recognize the silliness of the situation ("Yes, I've come to a legitimate art museum to see a Photoshopped portrait of a television political satirist that's hanging next to the restrooms. Not only that, but there's a line of other people who are here for the same reason.")
This was my second trip to see a Colbert portrait. (Lest anybody think I'm suffering from some misguided obsession leading me to make ridiculous pilgrimages in Colbert's honor, I add the caveat that, in both cases, the portraits were in places that were convenient to me already: With respect to the most recent portrait, I live in the DC area; as for the other portrait, I was in South Carolina visiting relatives anyway.)
Jon Stewart / Stephen Colbert Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear on the National Mall, October 30, 2010.
Some of the "sane" rally signs.
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PHOTO CREDIT: ANDERS KRUSBERG / PEABODY AWARDS
71st Annual Peabody Awards Luncheon
Waldorf=Astoria Hotel
May 21, 2012
A clever approach to real estate.
Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear - National Mall - Washington, DC
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This pattern came from Julie Jackson of Subversive Cross Stitch. I ordered the pattern as soon as it became available (July 06?), but due to another big project I was working on (as a Christmas gift), I didn't finish it until toady, 12/23/06 (I had it about 1/5th done before today).
I think I'm going to frame it and put it on my wall at work. I love Subversive's patterns!!!
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Stephen Colbert walked around at SDCC this year pitching a fake movie about a character called Prince Hawkcat.
Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery in Washington D.C.
Stephen Colbert born 1964
Born Washington, D.C.
Stephen Colbert, the mock pundit for the Comedy Central show The Colbert Report recently contacted the National Portrait Gallery hoping to donate this portrait of himself from his show. While this triple portrait is not one that would typically be accessioned into the Portrait Gallery’s permanent collection, NPG agreed to go along with the joke and hang the portrait for a limited time.
In episodes of The Colbert Report that aired on January 10, 14, and 15, 2008, Colbert tries to convince the Smithsonian that he should be considered a national treasure. He attempts to donate his portrait to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History, but the museum’s director suggests that perhaps Colbert should speak to the National Portrait Gallery. Finally, after much "discussion," the director of the National Portrait Gallery finds an appropriate place to hang Colbert’s portrait, in between the bathrooms and above the water fountain.
Digital image on canvas, 2005
On loan from The Colbert Report
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