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Its a little easier to do em than to start em.
I loved those guys, Meyers said.
Does the passage of time not fill one with a strangeness?
That doesnt seem to be the case for Meyers.
My aging is such a strange question, he said.
Because Im still in the same building.
[The Lonely Island] have moved on and worked on shows that dont take place in 30 Rock.
Meanwhile, Im carrying around an ID with the same picture I took in 2001.
He added, By the way, I appreciate that I look older too.
Podcast:Women Talkin Bout Murder
Comedians Liz Cackowski and Emily Spivey spoof the true-crime genre.
From Audacy and Amy Poehlers Paper Kite Productions.
Its from the world of Amy PoehlersSay More With Dr?
Personally, Ive had my time with true crime.
I remember people saying that was going to happen to me, and I was like, Not me!
Im gonna love murder no matter how many kids I have.
Turns out, not so much.
Podcasts:The Bill Simmons PodcastandLas Culturistas
The former is self-explanatory.
The latter, hosted by Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang, is also self-explanatory.
I realize what I love about them is similar, but different.
With Simmons, heres what I want to say: I grew up in New England.
So listening to Bill provides me with a great amount of comfort.
And thats a totally different kind of comfort.
Theater:Oh, Mary!
Cole Escolas deranged, unresearched stage play about Mary Todd Lincoln.
So I went to see it, and yep, it was just incredible.
There are still jokes I think about a lot.
It has one of the funniest physical moves Ive ever seen.
TV:Ripley
Steve Zaillians black-and-white adaptation of Patricia HighsmithsThe Talented Mr. Ripley.
The next thing I want to recommend isRipley but the funny parts.
I want to be specific about this.
Its obviously a very dark and incredibly stressful show, but there are someveryfunny parts.
Dakota Fanning, so good.
The Italian detective, played by Maurizio Lombardi … incredible.
I looked him up because I wanted to confirm I shouted him out.
Maurizio Lombardis face when hes looking at Dickies art is just the best.
He seems like he should be in every silent movie thats a comedy from the 30s.
And I was done in two days.
The main character is so multidimensional.
Its so, so funny.
I have no grand opinions on AI myself.
There is a uniqueness to what he does.
Hes impossible to get ahead of.
I swear, I think he might be the voice of our generation [laughs].
Everything he does is unlike everything or anything hes done before, and Im in awe.
