Monthly Archives: May 2010
Two Sisters. Two Press Passes. One Review.
Our review of the highly anticipated Sex and the City 2.
Courtesy of Mushy Pony.com
Floating into the screening room in a flowery sundress and diamond studded sandals beamed Sex and the City‘s biggest fan: miss Emma Farquharson of Mushy Pony. Leading the way in front of her, was her granola chewing, water-canteen carrying older sister: Vanessa Farquharson of the National Post. With each sibling having conflicting opinions of the infamous Carrie Bradshaw, it seemed only suitable for them to break down this sequel together and agree upon its verdict. Here is their review:
Category: Prized Pony
Tagged: Emma Farquharson, Movie Review, SATC2, Sex and the City 2, Vanessa Farquharson, Warner Brothers
Heidi Montag: A Rebuttal.
Okay. Here it goes. An attempt to defend the indefensible.
Courtesy of Access Hollywood
Because really, what’s there to hate about Heidi Montag? Okay okay, we’ll rephrase the question: what’s Heidi ever done to you? As we watched her sister, completely wasted on MTV’s Aftershow last night, we decided to investigate this Hills character a little more to decipher what’s real – and what’s been enhanced to a size triple-D for delusional.
Category: Prized Pony
Tagged: Drunk Holly Montag, Heidi Montag, MTV Aftershow, The Hills
Another Week Without a Day Job
Comedian John Hastings takes us through his average, unemployed day.
Courtesy of John Hastings
EPISODE 8: Bing.
It’s bizarre the entertainment you can derive from a seemingly simple and childish act. And no, I am not talking about farting at the dinner table (although let’s be honest, I have a black belt in ripping gas). I am here to talk about Bing. Now as far as I could recall, Bing was somebody I listened to on Christmas mornings – but I was about experience a whole new meaning while biking over to a benefit show on Queen East.
Category: Prized Pony
Tagged: Biking, Bing, John Hastings, Toronto, Unemployed
Spontaneous Combustion.
Our interview with Combustion Comedy Festival’s Julie Dumais.
Courtesy of PROJECT Project
Next Week the Combustion Festival, Toronto’s alternative, experimental, and innovative improv show returns to the Comedy Bar for its third anniversary. Our resident comedian John Hastings sat down with Festival Curator, Julie Dumais (also the co-founder of local comedy troupe: PROJECT Project), to talk about what exactly is going to happen from May 24th-29th.
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