I don't know I bother with MySpace, and I don't know why I can't just let it go...

First of all...in the Rocky Horror spirit, and because Fester had it on his blog, I'm helping spread the word about the remake. If you hate the idea of a Rocky Horror remake as much as I do, sign the petition:

Stop The Rocky Horror Remake!



Second of all...okay, this is probably going to sound very immature. It hurts when you have a rift/falling out with someone who used to be your friend, and friends that you shared before take their side. I know I said that Top 8 positions don't really matter with me; hell, I don't care where I am on someone's list, but sometimes, MySpace choices say a lot. I don't know why I even bother with MySpace; it's just so juvenile and immature. This is just another reason why I chose not to rejoin cast.

And as I'm typing this out right now...yeah, I realize how immature I'm sounding, but IT STILL HURTS!! It hurts because I really did enjoy being in cast, and this whole ordeal just ruined it for me. All it would take to end this is a simple apology from him, face to face, but he more than likely doesn't think he did anything wrong. I hate when people can't admit that they might have screwed up or wronged someone (like Mom, for example) and just can't apologize.

Kevin has been to the first few shows for "Help Me Mommy", and you know, that's fine with me (as long as certain individuals don't start bad-mouthing me because "Oh, Holly's lost her spirit, she's blowing us off, we're not good enough for her anymore," blah blah blah. I cam imagine all the smack that's being said about me in my absence. I'm a paranoid bitch like that.) Kevin's got friends that he's still on good terms with in the new-ish cast, especially Fester. And I know he's telling me all of the fun stuff that happens to try to get me to at least come out to a show and have fun like I did before. But I told him it's going to be a while before I cave and just decide to go. It wasn't so bad to go see Midnight Madness a few months ago, but this is different because there are friends of mine in the new-ish cast and probably think I just need to get over it, and yeah, I know I do, but it's HARD. It's just hard for me to let go of a grudge...especially when they gave you the shaft for an ex-girlfriend not once, but twice, and called you a "fucking psycho bitch" in the end.

Writer's Block: A Posthumous Oscar for Joker?

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This is debatable. It really depends on what other actors get nominated for the roles in any other movies that come out in the rest of the year.

First of all, Heath was cast against type. Christopher Nolan has a tendency to do that. (I mean, really. Remember how surprised everyone was when they heard Christian Bale was playing Batman/Cillian Murphy was playing the Scarecrow in Batman Begins?) Heath was cast against type, and he certainly delivered. There's no question about that. He did a phenominal job playing the Joker.

HOWEVER...and I know I'm not the only one who thinks this...Aaron Eckhart stole the show as Harvey Dent/Two-Face. The Dark Knight was not all about "Heath as the Joker." There were other actors in this movie who deserve mention as well. Christian Bale certainly won't get anything for playing Batman again in this one because we've already seen him as Batman. Hell, Batman fell to the wayside because of the awesomeness of the Joker and Harvey Dent.

And if Heath Ledger were still alive and his death weren't such a tragic event this year, would he still be considered for an Oscar?

Like I said, let's not jump to this until we see what other movies come out this year and see who else gets nominated.

"Ah, Earth's just the same we left it, with the USA in charge!!"

America, F*CK YEAH!

We're in the lead, so far! China may have gold medals, though, but we still have more medals!