MAKEUP
• Shiseido wants to increase its presence in the mineral makeup area, so it offered to buy Bare Escentuals for $1.7 billion. The deal is almost finished. [WWD]

• Jessica Biel: “When I see myself in pictures with makeup on, even to this day, I think it looks weird. My eyes get squintier and smaller. On the red carpet, I’m playing a character. As soon as I get off that thing I think, Oof, wipe that gloss off. I’m wiping and wiping and pulling my hair out and trying to change my outfit. I’m immediately trying to get comfortable. It’s really a part I play.” [Just Jared]

• Lancôme is sponsoring Victoria Beckham's next fashion presentation in February. Could she be the next lip-color collaborator for the cosmetics company? [Beauty Counter/Style.com]

FRAGRANCE
• After shooting Jesus Luz's abs for Interview, photographer Mikhael Johnnson shot Lost star Josh Holloway's abs for the latest Davidoff Cool Water campaign. He says of the man who wears the scent: "To me, the Cool Water man is not someone who is trying to be cool, he is someone who is comfortable with his masculinity." [StyleWatch/People]

SKIN
• Crabtree & Evelyn filed for bankruptcy last July, but the company is expected to emerge from its financial woes by the end of the month thanks to a new loan. [WWD]

NAILS
• Learn how to make your nails look like little pieces of lace with these step-by-step instructions. [All Lacquered Up]

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Filed Under: beauty marks, bare escentuals, beauty, cool water, crabtree & evelyn, fragrance, jessica biel, jesus luz, josh holloway, lancome, makeup, shiseido, skin, victoria beckham

Yemeni Military ‘Almost Certain’ It Killed Al Qaeda Leader in Attack

At least two leaders of the terrorist cell Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula — the group that nurtured underwear bomber Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, were killed in an air strike by Yemeni forces today. The government says it is "almost certain" it killed military commander Qassim al-Raymi, which would be a serious blow to the group. (The government has wrongly proclaimed his death before.) Meanwhile, officials are negotiating for the surrender of radical cleric Anwar Aulaqi, the religious leader who ministered to Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan, who is also hiding in Yemen. [NYT]

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Filed Under: terror plots, al qaeda, anwar aulaqi, nidal malik hasan, terrorism, umar farouk abdulmutallan, yemen

Trading in Chicago: Like Altamont, But More Fun!

Back in the day, before computers came along, working as a trader was fun. There were no MBAs, no dorks peddling codes, no sex perverts with whiteboard markers. Just a bunch of guys from the neighborhood, shouting and screaming and rubbing up against one another in nonhomoerotic ways as they made loads of money, and occasionally, got their faces ripped off. That's Wall Street speak for losing a lot of money, but it also happened literally on the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, according to a new documentary, Floored, which describes how a guy got his nose bit off by a fellow trader in the heat of the moment. "When you’re throwing around that kind of money, people tend to lose it sometimes,” one ex-trader explains. "Sometimes you’d drop all your trading cards and your pen on the floor, and you’d leave them there till the end of the day because you’d get crushed trying to bend over and get them." But the physical danger was worth it, because at least they felt alive. "You were jammed like sardines, but alive and kicking."

Trading-Pit Glamour Dims as Computers Ascend in Film [Bloomberg]
Floored [Official site]

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Filed Under: white men with money, altamont, business, chicago, floored, trading, video

The famous Hollywood sign

HAPPY FRIDAY: Here’s A Dog Riding A Seal

In the internet’s grand tradition of one animal standing on another animal, behold a new combination — a dog standing on a seal:

The sweet dog-on-seal action comes via the 34th Monte Carlo International Circus Festival in Monaco, and not, as I initially hoped, from the greatest MLK Day event any of us have ever seen.

Whoa, the Daily Mail just granted me tenure mid-post. Thanks!

Vulture’s Got Your Golden Globes Coverage Right Here

As you may be aware, the Golden Globes are this Sunday. As you are now being informed, you won't have to wait until Monday for Vulture's incisive, hard-hitting analysis, as the Fug Girls will be live blogging the red carpet, and we'll be providing up-to-the-minute reactions to all the shocking upsets, ridiculous moments, and Ricky Gervais insults via Twitter (we're @vultureblog).

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Filed Under: announcements, golden globes

Take Your Blame Game Elsewhere [Wall Street]

If you're like most people, you're a bit ticked off that the banks that were begging Washington for billions last year are the same ones that are now paying out giant bonuses. (JPMorgan reported today that it set aside a record $26.9 billion to compensate its employees in 2009.) But maybe it's time to stop whining and find something else to complain about?

Steven Pearlstein of the Washington Post sure thinks so:

The blame game for the financial crisis has been going on for two years now, and it is getting tiresome. The money's long since been lost, the first crop of books has already been published, and regulators are well along in hammering out new rules to make sure it doesn't happen again. For the rest of us, the best approach to Wall Street might be to simply ignore it and turn our attention to those parts of the economy that can create real economic value and broadly shared prosperity.

What's done is done, people. The financial crisis is old news at this point. Getting angry isn't going to change anything. (And all your complaining is beginning to get annoying!) Besides, you never had much of an argument in the first place:

One reason for the populist backlash is that people assume the bonuses are going to the same Wall Street wise guys who caused the financial crisis. Not true. Many of those who made the worst decisions have been fired, while many of those who will earn bonuses work in divisions that had nothing to do with the financial debacle. But it's also important to remember that culpability for the crisis extends well beyond Wall Street bankers to asleep-at-the-switch regulators, conflicted rating agencies, sleazy brokers, greedy mortgage bankers, reckless money managers and millions of clueless homeowners, along with an entire country that insisted on living beyond its means.

Did you hear that? All the really bad people have been fired! So you don't have to worry about them screwing things up in the future. Besides, you probably shouldn't have been blaming them in the first place. No one's hands are clean here! 

If Pearlstein's explanation doesn't do much to reassure you, try telling yourself that some of the money that big banks are making is going right back out the door to help some of the neediest people on the planet. In the last 48 hours, JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, and Morgan Stanley all promised to give $1 million a piece to victims of the earthquake in Haiti. Sure, a bank giving $1 million to charity is the same as you giving a homeless man a quarter. And, yes, Citigroup managed to find it in its heart to give out $2 million. But it could have been worse. (Here's looking at you, American Express.)

Blaming Wall Street on bonuses is hypocritical [WP]
Which Financial Institution Cares the Most About Haiti? [NYM]

Vampire Weekend Guy Dreams a Dream

"To even throw your name among the Susan Boyles of the world is an honor and a privilege." —Vampire Weekend front man Ezra Koenig [BBC via Pitchfork]

"There I was in my pink tutu and size 14 ballet slippers. It wasn't so bad until I realized that I was doing my first scene with my co-star Julie Andrews, who I was meeting for the first time. But, she was very gracious. I think she may even have complimented me on how well my tutu fit. My philosophy is, it's always very rewarding when you can make an audience laugh. I don't mind making fun of myself. I like self-deprecating comedy. But, I'd like you to laugh with me occasionally, too." —Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson on shooting The Tooth Fairy [Parade]

"It’s a male nightmare is what it is. You put a kid in the candy store and you say to the kid, eat as much candy as you want. Go on, eat as much candy as you want. And then you ask the kid the next day, 'Hey you want some candy?' And the kid’s going to look at you like he never wants to see another piece of candy in his life." —Big Love's Bill Paxton on having multiple wives [LAT]

"I really couldn’t explain it. We had never met before the show. Then we went to the gun range for weapons training, and we just clicked. You have one guy, Chris, who’s from the Midwest and this other guy, me, who’s from the inner city of New York. But we share a common sensibility. I think that me plus him equals a little more than two, you know?” —LL Cool J on his friendship with NCIS: Los Angeles co-star Chris O’Donnell [Parade]

“I’ve never looked at myself in the mirror and thought 'hey.' I think it was Stanislavski who said, 'beware of the actor who looks in the mirror all the time.’ He was right. ... You see these actresses who have had Botox or something else done, and it takes you out of the film. It’s a constant reminder that they’re actors. And there is just this one face — isn’t that odd?” —Clive Owen [Telegraph UK]

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Filed Under: quote machine, bill paxton, clive owen, dwayne johnson, ezra koenig, ll cool j, vampire weekend

Beyoncé Waxes Geeky As Spokesmodel for Style Savvy Video Game

As mentioned before, the video-game industry has finally realized how much time women and girls spend shopping for, researching, and dreaming about clothes, and are responding with a series of fashion-focused titles available for multiple platforms both now and over the coming months. As if to show the industry's commitment to turning style followers into gamers, Nintendo is shelling out top dollar to have diva Beyoncé advertise their successful fashion title Style Savvy in a series of ads airing on Nickelodeon and other networks. The game offers users the chance to experience running their own virtual boutiques, where they can order and restock clothes and play other gamers in wireless "runway contests" without having to deal with real-world bummers like shoplifters or meeting OSHA standards. But, says the fiercely compensated spokeswoman, Style Savvy is more than just an amusing collection of digital, fashionable bleeps and boops made to help while away the minutes during your commute. According to Ms. Knowles, it's practically educational software. "It can teach young girls a sense of business and of responsibility. You have to be a good listener and pay attention to what the customers want. It also teaches you about fashion, using terms that fashion people use, like 'asymmetrical.'"

Nintendo Helps Savvy Singer Beyoncé Step Up Her Style Game [USAT]

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Filed Under: game on!, beyonce, nintendo, style savvy, video games

Obama Heading to Massachusetts to Save Coakley, Health-Care Reform, His Entire Agenda

Robert Gibbs announced this afternoon that President Obama will be traveling to Massachusetts this Sunday to campaign in support of terrible Senate candidate Martha Coakley, who says things like (paraphrasing), "Why would I want to shake hands with strangers when it's cold outside?" But, terrible candidate or not, Coakley is the potential 60th vote for health-care reform — not to mention pretty much anything else Obama hopes to pass this year — and so Obama, who is still more popular than unpopular in the state, hopes his appearance can push her over the top. To give you an idea of how quickly this race has gone downhill for Democrats, it was all of four days ago that Gibbs claimed Obama had no plans to visit Massachusetts.

Obama to stump for Coakley [Politico 44/Politico]

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Filed Under: early and awkward, barack obama, campaigns, elections, martha coakley, massachusetts, politics

Will Globes attire inspire?

Robber Forgets to Put On Mask Until Halfway Through Robbery

A lot of people think that armed robbery is easy, that you just go into some place waving a gun around and say, "Gimme all your money." But actually, there's a lot of detail involved. A lot of moving parts and stuff you gotta remember. For instance, you have to not only make sure you purchase and wear a black ski mask—so that the person you are robbing and/or their security cameras doesn't capture your face and later splash it all over the Internet— you also have to remember to pull it down over your face before the robbery. "No kidding," you might say to yourself, "that's pretty obvious," but ask this guy who robbed a deli in Kew Gardens and he will tell you it's not. Wearing a mask while you're robbing is like talking to someone and wearing sunglasses — how do you know you're really connecting with them with a big woolly thing over your face and your eyes? You try it and get it done right — then you've earned the right to call this guy stupid.

[via Gothamist]

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Filed Under: stupid crime of the day, awesome things, crime, robbers, theives

Erin Wasson to Ditch Tents for ABC Carpet & Home

Erin Wasson is reportedly showing the next season of her Erin Wasson x RVCA collection inside the store ABC Carpet & Home, a much smaller venue than the Bryant Park Tent she showed in last season, which holds 1,100 people. Style.com reports: "We hear Erin Wasson is trading in the Tents for Fall '10 in favor of an ethnic-rug catwalk at ABC Home. Still planning live band though." Well, that's one guest list getting slashed. [Styledotcom/Twitter]

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Filed Under: is fashion week upon us already?, erin wasson, erin wasson x rvca, new york fashion week

The Director of Downfall Speaks Out on All Those Angry YouTube Hitlers

When the Conan-Leno debacle began, two things were certain: One, it would change the face of late night, and two, someone would apply it to the Downfall Hitler meme. When Oliver Hirschbiegel staged the famous bunker scene in his 2004 movie, with Bruno Ganz as Hitler, he wasn't expecting it to be appropriated for comedy; a dramatic recreation of Hitler's last stand is not exactly a laugh-out-loud subject. And yet the German filmmaker is pleased, nay, thrilled that YouTube enthusiasts have taken it upon themselves to reinterpret it to address anything from Hillary Clinton's loss to the Taylor Swift-Kanye West feud.

"Someone sends me the links every time there's a new one," says the director, on the phone from Vienna. "I think I've seen about 145 of them! Of course, I have to put the sound down when I watch. Many times the lines are so funny, I laugh out loud, and I’m laughing about the scene that I staged myself! You couldn't get a better compliment as a director." Some of Hirschbiegel's favorites are the one where Hitler hears of Michael Jackson's death, and one in which the Fuhrer can't get Billy Elliot tickets.

As for the idea of such a serious scene being used for laughs, Hirschbiegel thinks it actually fits with the theme of the movie. "The point of the film was to kick these terrible people off the throne that made them demons, making them real and their actions into reality," he says. "I think it's only fair if now it's taken as part of our history, and used for whatever purposes people like." He adds, "If only I got royalties for it, then I'd be even happier."

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Filed Under: news reel, conan o'brien, downfall, hitler, Jay Leno, oliver hirschbiegel, the tonight show, youtube

CNN's Anderson Cooper

Local NBC Reporter Catches Aerial Footage of Port-au-Prince Wreckage

Tom Llamas, an Emmy-winning reporter from NBC New York, managed to take a cameraman along with him on a helicopter ride over much of earthquake-devastated Port-au-Prince. We've been looking at many scenes of horrific devastation on the ground for the past few days, and some very compelling before-and-after satellite shots. But this footage of collapsed embassy buildings, tent cities, and buildings that have literally rolled like logs one on top of another down soft hillsides gives you a whole new view.

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Filed Under: earthquakes, haiti, haiti earthquake, media, port-au-prince, tom llamas

Project Runway Season Seven Kicks Off Back in New York

Aaaaand we’re back! Yes, still on Lifetime, sorry guys, but at least we’re back in New York (for now). And we have an entire new crop of contestants to scrutinize and root for. Unsurprisingly, they fall into the easy categorizations of seasons past (more on that later), but it’s still exciting to start afresh, and be reminded of how nice it is in New York when it’s actually warm outside. The designers head out to Central Park, where Tim meets them to explain the first challenge. Oh, God, it looks beautiful out. Distracting us from the lovely weather are fabrics littered over the park benches (most likely now covered in urine and H1N1), and Tim explains that everyone must gather up as much as they can within three minutes. The contestants run off “like fat people at an open buffet in Vegas,” says Emilio, who’s 43, from NYC, and is sort of like Epperson lite with his real-life experience and laid-back manner. We like him. Ping, the requisite avant-garde weirdo, gets wrapped up in her own fabric. Oh, Ping, even your name makes us laugh.

Everyone has to pick five fabrics from the ones they gathered, and then create a look that represents who they are as a designer. To quickly run through the contestants: Janeane is “dorking out” about being in New York, and cries about twelve times throughout the episode. Ugh. Ben is into armor or something. Anthony is from Birmingham and is the crazy gay of the season. “It is hell being black, gay, and in the ghetto!” Aw. He’s hilarious and we love him. Jay doesn’t “want to make a lot of money.” Um, Jay, why? Pamela is type A, Anna Marie went to RISD, Jonathan describes his style as “gritty meets pretty.” Doesn’t that equation equal ugly? Then there’s Jesse, who’s cute, though not as cute as Logan, but was a pirate at Disney World, which is awesome. Mila is 40 and Maya is 21, but they both have bangs. Christiane goes for color, Jesus is young but ready, or so he says, Amy likes being different, Seth Aaron is over-the-top and already speaks about himself in the third person. Oy, here we go again, says the recapper. In other good news, we see the return of Nina Garcia, Michael Kors, and Heidi, of course, whose new haircut we’d like to snatch off her head for our own. The guest judge this week is Nicole Richie, whose haircut we’ll happily leave be. It’s going to be a great season, folks! On to the runway show.

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Filed Under: make it work, overnights, project runway, tv

This Week in Rap Beef: Lloyd Banks Must Get Paid

Bit of a down week for beef: To our knowledge, no actual famous person said anything mean about any other actual famous person. Instead, we have 50 Cent cronies doing stupid things and radio D.J.'s (radio D.J.'s!) getting into Twitter wars (Twitter wars!). Maybe all the rappers just figured they wouldn’t be able to outdo Leno versus Conan.

2. Lloyd Banks versus a concert promoter
Say What? After doing a show at Club NV in Ontario last Friday, G-Unit’s Lloyd Banks and three of his pals allegedly barged into event promoter Chris Hine’s hotel room and beat the crap out of him. The altercation is rumored to have sprung from a heated dispute about the U.S. military’s best course of action in Pakistan’s Swat Valley. Just kidding, it was about money.
The Takeaway: Banks was briefly held by Canadian immigration officials after the incident, but has since been released. To which we say: Canada, please, feel free to keep him. No, really, we insist!

1. D.J. Funkmaster Flex versus D.J. Clue
Say What? Power 105’s Clue and Hot 97’s Flex have competing evening time slots, which is apparently enough reason for them to hate each other. Clue took shots this week via Twitter, saying, “@funkmasterflex Is the only dj they made a trending topic about how horrible he is! He gotta $ pay $ artists to come hang at his parties.” Flex then shot back with a mean-spirited trending topic of his own.
The Takeaway: We’re still trying decide if beefing via trending topics is genius or wicked dumb. In the meantime, we’re giving the edge to Clue for eliciting this tweet: “#whenfunkflexdjs i call up nike to book that muppet dj that be on kobe/lebron new commercial.”

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Filed Under: feud for thought, beef, dj clue, dj funkmaster flex, lloyd banks, music

Maria Bello Feels 'Really Sad' for Rush Limbaugh After His Haiti Comments

The “Coyote Ugly” actress says she is preparing to go to Haiti as soon as possible.

A New Entertainment Option in Times Square [Crime]

Unless you manage a hotel, Broadway theater or overpriced electronics store, you probably have no use for the millions of tourists who flock to Times Square every year. That's about to change. Out-of-towners can now solve murders—and reduce NYC's crime rate in the process—after they visit Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum or have dinner at Applebee's:

Some of the nation's most wanted criminals are going to see their names in lights on Broadway.

The FBI will unveil a massive Times Square billboard today that's short on movie stars in tighty whiteys and long on bad guys.

The digital billboard near the TKTS booth at 47th St. and Broadway will feature a rotating display of New York fugitives and a number for an FBI tips hotline.

"We're going to make some bad guys famous in Times Square," said Special Agent Richard Kalko. "Hopefully, we'll get some of them in handcuffs, too."

Of course, this also means if you were hoping to become a famous supermodel, just so you could see your likeness grace America's busiest intersection, you can now go out and commit a murder and you might just get there.

Times Square billboard to display nation's most wanted criminals [NYDN]

10 reasons Globes top Oscars

Celebrity telethon to raise money for Haiti efforts

Unintentionally Funny Trailer-Off: Dramatic Harrison Ford VS. Bald John Travolta

Harrison Ford yelling about an experimental medical cure and bald, badass John Travolta as a wisecracking sharpshooter named “Wax”? Even an unfrozen caveman without a cell phone calendar knows what’s going on: we are full-on into Mediocre Winter Movie Madness^TM)!

Neither From Paris With Love or Extraordinary Measures looks like the worst movie ever, but I can’t stop laughing at the nondescript, January-movie averageness of the trailers; when I see even one shot of bald Travola blowing crap up or Harrison Ford being Oscarly, for me, that’s a dealbreaker ladies!!! I use this expression because it applies doubly if either element somehow occurs on a date with a lady.

My question to the masses – Which unintentionally funny element ruins a trailer quicker: Bald badass John Travolta, or super-serious-acting Harrison Ford? Let’s go to the tape.

First up, Travolta in From Paris With Love:

After the jump, Harrison Ford’s rebuttal:

Harrison Ford isn’t a bad actor, and he was in some of the best movies ever 15+ years ago, but I’ve gradually grown to view him as a less-extreme, film version of Bono — everything this dude does cracks me up, often for no reason.

Here’s candidate #2, the trailer for Extraordinary Measures (not to be confused with Extreme Measures or Desperate Measures in the Hollywood canon of “Measure” films):

Bald badass Travolta or dramatic Ford – who ya got?

Spotted [Out & About]

Alexa Ray Joel moving out of her East Village apartment ... Kelly Cutrone walking with her kids in SoHo ... Rachel Weisz leaving her apartment ... James Gandolfini putting gas in his Vespa before getting caught up in a bit of traffic ... Whitney Port walking with a friend in the West Village ... Mandy Moore leaving a TV studio ... Pete Wentz playing with son Bronx in a park and later carrying him home on his back ... Ke$ha arriving at her hotel ... Bradley Cooper walking and eating downtown ... and Mischa Barton returning to her hotel.

Milan starts 2010 fashion season with menswear (Reuters)

James Franco Appears On 30 Rock To Reaffirm That He Is NOT In Love With A Pillow

Just as 30 Rock nails the innerworkings of a tv station on a weekly basis (with such accuracy, I’ll forever be convinced all tv stations are exactly as they say), so, too, can 30 Rock nail the realm of celebrity gossip with this week’s arranged tabloid relationship between Jenna and guest star James Franco.

Here’s a clip from part one of last night’s 30 Rock double bill, “Klaus And Greta”, in which James Franco meets Jenna for the first time and continually reaffirms how much he is definitely not in love with a body pillow:

(It’s just the full episode embed queued up to the first James Franco part. If you leave it playing, you can just watch the whole episode again, as I’m currently doing.)

Indian group likely to bid for Hollywood icon MGM

Federer predicts Tiger's comeback

VIDEO: Jimmy Kimmel Appears On The Jay Leno Show, Things Don’t Get Awkward At All

Ahhh, good thinking, Leno! Get Jimmy Kimmel, who just did an entire show as you, viciously ripping into you for this whole Tonight Show fiasco, to appear on your “10 at 10″ segment. This should diffuse the situation!

Never mind the fact that Kimmel is on another network and has no incentive to pull punches with his thoughts on NBC, and he’s clearly sympathetic towards Conan, and he also basically just revealed that he has little to no respect for Leno or his late night antics. There’s no way an interview on Leno’s show could get awkward:

NBC getting late-night ratings boost

Senegal's top singer Youssou N'Dour performs in Beirut in 2009

Conan Puts The Tonight Show On Craigslist

Last night, Conan O’Brien announced he was putting the Tonight Show up for grabs on Craigslist:

Anyone who wants a talk show for at least a couple days, better act fast! Unfortunately, given NBC’s recent transpirings, the Tonight Show brand is now essentially worthless. If I’m shelling out any money on Craigslist, it’s gonna be for something more reliable, like a bedbug-ridden Wal-Mart futon or sex with eight dudes on a bedbug ridden Wal-Mart futon.

Leo DiCaprio, Lindsay Lohan Party With Cast of 'Jersey Shore'

The MTV reality stars were the most in-demand guests of the evening, with partiers clamoring to get a peek.

Conan O'Brien Will Host 'Tonight Show' 'Until Someone Tells Him Not To,' Says Rep

As for rumors that next Friday will be his last show taping, his rep said "we do not know that to be true."

Review: Great cast can't save 'Last Station'

Review: Close the 'Book of Eli'

PREMIERE: Adam Lambert’s “Whataya Want From Me” Music Video

Most of you won’t even read this copy and will go straight to the video. To those of you who do this: Shame.

To the rest of you (Hey Carl), thank you for your patience. You realize that when something as delightful as Adam Lambert’s “Whataya Want From Me” music video premieres, perhaps its best to savor every moment of anticipation before watching it, like slowly taking off the giant novelty bow on your brand new Mercedes. Especially when that video is beautifully shot, like a living painting, and gives you that angsty Adam you’ve all been waiting for…

J-EFFING-K. GET IN THERE:

Don’t forget to tune into the Critics’ Choice Movie Awards Live!, tonight at 9 PM on VH1, which will feature an appearance by Lambert and a very special guest presenter… YOU WILL NOT WANT TO MISS IT.

Oh, there’s also a pre-show starting at 8:30, where you’ll catch glimpse of all the fabulous celebrities before the show starts. (By the by, the line-up for the event is sick amazing. And we’re not just saying that because they’re paying us too. It’s real A-list business up in here.)

Bestweekever.tv will be live at the event! Check back here as we live-blog the show (and from the red carpet) with our partner sites, including AOL’s Moviefone, The Envelope, The Huffington Post, TheFabLife and fashion experts Refinery29!