In other news, you might recognize this comedian from when you log into myspace to see if that girl you met the other night was down to fuck or if she was just hammered.  (Fingers crossed!)  There's a new style of comedy these days.  You have real thinkers in the game that entertain the shit out of people and don't reduce themselves to cheeseball impersonations like Robin Williams (sorry dude, it gets annoying in like 14 seconds) or that fucking poor excuse for a half hour of excruciating television that is Frank TV.  There's people who will geniunely blow your mind or make you laugh over and over again.  Among these people is this weeks Myspace Featured Comedian.  His name is Todd Barry and he's fucking hillarious.

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Between jamming up a few girls (sorry sweethearts), posting hot "blogs", shooting myself to sleep with the help of Red Tube, and partying furiously in different cities every weekend, I don't have much time. 

This is not to say that I didn't fall for the typical Netflix thing.  My DVD's are waiting for me when I come home broken and tired from adventures in foreign cities over the weekend, after grueling shoots with hee-larious comedians, and a few substances up the nose, mouth, and sometimes... the occasional line off a strangers ass. 

This time, I found a copy of Kurt Cobain:  About A Son.  Don't get me wrong sweetie pie, I loved Kurt Cobain and Nirvana as much as the other sixth grader when he died and we were all so miserable.  Then there was the crazy girls who all cried but they didn't know who he was, they're another story (they're still bat shit insane). 

So, what the fuck, why not pop this thing in?  I'm ripping some lines, talking to my agent on the phone, cooking random things in the microwave and drinking black and cokes at the same time.  Might as well wind down and watch a legitemate documentary about the man himself right?

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Today I got an email in regard to Human Giant Season 2 from their public relations. "Did I mention the DVD? Dubbed 'brilliant' by Rolling Stone, Human Giant's first season will hit the streets on DVD March 4th. Highlights include a long list of special guest appearances including Jonah Hill (Superbad), Mary Lynn Rajskub ("24"), Patton Oswalt ("Reno 911), Brian Posehn ("The Sarah Silverman Program"), Rob Riggle ("The Daily Show"), Linda Cardellini ("Freaks and Geeks"), and Ghostface Killah.

Human Giant: The Complete First Season DVD is a 2-disc set featuring season 1 in its entirety, plus deleted scenes, un-aired sketches and highlights from the Human Giant 24 Hour Marathon."

The first episode of Human Giant Season 2 isn't supposed to air on MTV until March but fuck dude, it's available on ITunes for those who can't wait. You should be one of those people. This show is sheer brilliance. I don't sit around and suck off most things, but I'll put this in my mouth and spit on it while pretending to choke on it and what have you because I appreciate a fucking genius sketch comedy show. No more of that pre-Lonely Island SNL shit for me. I can only stand by the HOT sketch shows like Mr Show (HBO) and Human Giant (MTV). Aziz and the gang are super talented. For those of you who haven't seen the show, here's a taste of Season 1.

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Hey kids, this is Nicos, of Nicos and the Greek fame.  I am a chick who rolls with the homies and often finds herself feeling rather tight.  Anyway, introductions aside, I must get to my point. As someone who has a full time job that is particularly exhausting, I find myself arriving home on a week night, and, rather than getting tight, finding that I would much prefer to slide into a tv-induced coma. 

From time to time, after watching an unsatisfying round of cooking shows, hosted by rich socialites who have nothing better to do than entertain other rich socialites and vote republican, I'll find an entertaining gem that tickles my fancy. A show that triggers intellectual stimulation, or simply reminds me to thank my lucky stars that I am not an insecure, trashy deranged woman who is "looking for love" with former '80's hair metal rock stars. 

One day, I was channel surfing when a fifty-something, attractive guy with a New York accent, bang-a-rang attitude, and healthy tan caught my eye.  His name is Anthony Bourdain. His show,  No Reservations, appears on The Travel Channel, and quite frankly this dude is the cat's pajamas. 

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