Best Duet Ever

At one of Jason Mraz's concerts from his Yes! tour, he was joined on stage by Sara Bareilles and the two performed a duet of Carole King's Beautiful. My goodness, these two have such pure voices and this collaboration is nothing short of powerful and sweet. Love it.

Speculation

“Step Brothers 2” starring @nathanfielder & @billyeichner would be a MUST SEE movie. Make it happen Hollywood.
— Lewis Kay (@lewkay) August 27, 2014

Sometimes, a random guy on Twitter, just gets it. Billy Eichner retweeted this guy, Lewis Kay, who tweeted that if there was ever a sequel to Step Brothers, with Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly, it would have to star Nathan Fielder and Billy Eichner. Obviously, this is an amazing idea because those are two of the funniest, most creative comedians in the world today. Now, this has no weight to it, but speculation is fun, is it not?

When You Just Know

You know when you just know something is going to be a good television show? This is one of those times. FX recently ordered a new television show from Zach Galifinakis and Louis C.K. It is a show called Baskets, that was also co-created by Jonathan Krisel, and it is a ten-ninety show, where they will make ten episodes and if they do well and FX likes them, they will order ninety more. It will premiere in early 2016. Here's the details of a show:

"Galifianakis stars as Chip Baskets, a man who leaves the corporate rat race behind in order to pursue his love of clowning. He enrolls at the most prestigious clowning school in Paris, only to flunk out in hilarious, but not-quite-the-type-of-hilarious-they-had-in-mind fashion. Brokenhearted, Baskets takes the only clown job he can find—at a local rodeo."

I'm on board!

More Details About Community's Sixth Season

There's a lot of good news coming out of the Community on Yahoo! front. The sixth season was picked up by Yahoo on June 30 and since then, not much (besides Comic-Con) has been announced. As of late, though, we've gotten a lot of news! Anthony and Joe Russo, the directorial brother duo who have been at the helm for many past episodes of Community will return to direct the sixth season premiere. How awesome is that?! Still humble even after making Captain America: The Winter Soldier. In addition to this, writing for the new season commenced recently and filming is about to start very soon, as well. Dan Harmon also recently said in an interview that he and Yahoo were looking at January 27 as a possible date for the premiere of Community's sixth season. Can't wait!

Phil Hartman Gets a Star

Obviously, Phil Hartman was a huge star, comedian, television actor. He was a master at his craft. This year, he was finally honored with a posthumous star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, most notably for his work on Saturday Night Live, NewsRadio, and The Simpsons. At the ceremony, former cast members that were in Studio 8H at the same time as Hartman, Jon Lovitz and Kevin Nealon, gave heartfelt and humorous speeches as a tribute to Hartman. He was deserving of a star, that's for sure.

Stephen Colbert v. Gwen Stefani

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It's not a real feud between the two, of course, it's fun. Yeah, it's a fun one. Gwen Stefani announced that "The Colbore Report" won the Best Variety Series Emmy at the Emmys this year. In the next episode of The Colbert Report, the title intro was changed to feature the word, "Colbore." Then, on Late Night with Seth Meyers, Stephen Colbert was the guest the night before Gwen Stefani was on. Colbert recorded an intro for Gwen, introducing her as "Gwore Stompani." Seth aired it the next night. It's all fun.

100 Favorite Movies: 94

Based on Truman Capote's 1958 novel of the same name, Breakfast at Tiffany's is the classic tale of Holly Golightly. Oh, who am I kidding? I'm not writing an IMDB summary. I'm just here to talk about the greatness that is this movie. Moon River on the small ledge is enough to catapult this movie into the top one hundred and in addition to that, Audrey Hepburn steals the show.

Romantic comedy directed by Blake Edwards and written by George Axelrod in 1961.

Starring: Audrey Hepburn, George Peppard, Patricia Neal, Buddy Ebsen, Martin Balsam, Mickey Rooney, and Alan Reed.

Tune in Tuesday for number ninety-three!