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Pretty girl in a cat costume at the plaza between the East and West buildings of the National Gallery of Art on 4th St.
Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear - National Mall - Washington, DC
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Stephen Colbert, host of The Colbert Report, talks with the crew of STS-135, seated from lower left, Commander Chris Ferguson, Pilot Doug Hurley, Mission Specialists Sandy Magnus and Rex Walheim, during their appearance for a taping of his television show, Tuesday evening Aug. 16, 2011, in New York. The astronauts from STS-135 are in New York for a three-day visit. Photo Credit: (NASA/Paul E. Alers)
Democratic National Convention 2008 in Denver. I have no idea how to sum up how amazing these two random days in Denver were. I flew in via LA (thx Julian!), figured I'd crash with Danny for a day or two to check out the Obama-themed street-arty party in Danny's gallery space ("Manifest Hope" gallery) and then maybe try to scam my way into Obama's keynote? The gallery was unbelievable, which turned into a block party Wed night with Cold War Kids + Clap Your Hands + Silversun Pickups + Z-Trip which turned into an acoustic show with the aforementioned plus Johnny Deathcab / Postal Service and the girl from Small Wonder (??) all emceed by Sarah Silverman... which eventually turned into a No Data style dance party (hence the 1000 upskirt shots). I was up till 5am, slept two hours, biked over to the DNC (hobo bike!) to volunteer and ended up working the security line for 11 hours (!!) to earn my way in to see Obama's speech. Just an amazing amazing weekend.
Stephen Colbert, Laura Linney, Richard Curtis, Chiwetel Ejiofor
photo by “Neil Grabowsky / Montclair Film Festival”
House of UnCommons comic strip by clay sheff, featuring superheroes, demons, sock monkey, and various amazing creatures.
Located at www.claysheff.com.
Based in Madrid, New Mexico.
Stephen Colbert addresses the masses at his "Rock Me Like a Herman Cain" rally at College of Charleston, in South Carolina.
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If she only knew there was some dork ass standing behind her she would have had an even more evil look on her face.
Knew that the crowd would have Stephen Colbert riding the moose while waving the Canadian flag at the end of the show, so I positioned myself to get a clear view. Then they moved the moose to the front of the stage. Looking forward to see everyone else's pictures of that iconic moment.
Colbert was inches away from me signing autographs, but this is the better capture.
To get around the IOC's draconian licensing rules, The Colbert Report called its Vancouver 2010 Olympic shows: "Exclusive Vancouverage of the 2010/Quadrennial Cold Weather Athletic Competition/Defeat the World! " It's very similar to what LuluLemon called its non-authorized clothing line: "Cool Sporting Event That Takes Place in British Columbia Between 2009 & 2011 Edition"
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The Ed Sullivan Theater has been home to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert since 2015. The two-level theater was built as Hammerstein's Theatre, in conjunction with a 13-story Gothic-style office tower, in 1927. Designed by Herbert J. Krapp with over 1,500 seats, it has since been downsized to 370. It was operated by Arthur Hammerstein until 1931, used by CBS radio broadcasts starting in 1936, and then converted to a tv studio in 1950. Under the Studio 50 name, it housed The Ed Sullivan Show from 1953 to 1971, as well as other shows such as The Merv Griffin Show, The Garry Moore Show and The Jackie Gleason Show. Renamed after Ed Sullivan in 1967, it was used as a broadcast facility in the 1980s and converted to stage CBS's the Late Show franchise in 1993, first under David Letterman and then under Colbert.
Stephen Colbert / The Colbert Report embroidery, free pattern designed for fandominstitches.com Summer of Stitching
MSNBC seems pretty certain that the Democrats are taking control.
...or am I just reading too much into that little graphic in the corner?
check out the Yang to this Yin
Here's me at the American History Museum posing with the portrait of Stephen Colbert. Sure, it's hanging directly across from the restrooms, but hey it's not like *I* have a portrait hanging in the Smithsonian, so who am I to judge?
At the start of every year my cousin, my brother and I predict 5 things we think will happen throughout the year. My cousin's prediction: Laura will break her wrist!
So I had to go and get myself a wriststrong bracelet as you can see.
The wristrong bracelet helps promote awareness of:
Wrist violence
Wrist related injury
Post-traumatic wrist disorder
A little man. Some might even call him a talking head, a cardboard cutout. But Stephen Colbert is deeper than he appears--and I know him. I have this power photo to prove it.
(Check out the notes to get a sense of Colbert's mind. These are the titles in the stacks where I found him.)
Computers are useless. They can only give answers. -- Pablo Picasso
Bears don't need answers. This juvenile Black Bear, Ursus amercanus, was quite comical as it moved from berries to bee hives and an occasional peek-a-boo game with me. In bear language, I am told, this means I see you but I don't acknowledge you so we can co-exist without battle. Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park World Heritage Site, Montana
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry chats with Stephen Colbert backstage before his appearance on The Late Show, where he discussed global affairs on October 1, 2015, in New York City. [State Department photo/ Public Domain]
Here's Stephen looking for me in the crowd. Hey, if the President can live in his own reality, so can I.
At one point during the event, he was talking about how kids these days are coddled. They have wear helmets to ride a bicycle and all that ... he said something similar at Knox College. Sorry I can't remember his every word.
Then he described his childhood ... the youngest of 11 kids and his mom stuffing them all in one car (no seatbelts), chain smoking cigarettes with the windows rolled up tight. He won't need to be embalmed, she hickory smoked him.
Now for the fun part. He talked about kids these days getting time outs. When he was a kid he got spanked. His mom's hand was like a fraternity paddle and she'd hit his buttom until it was all pink and shiny.
This got a big "woohoo" from all us gals. Oh, he said, you think that's sexy.
Um, Stephen, the image of you over bended knee being spanked ... yeah baby that's hot!
I thought about shouting "You can spank me Stephen" ... but that image of him in my head made it impossible to speak.