>> ^GeeSussFreeK:

Hmmm so I like Timberlake and Neil Patrick Harris...I wonder if there is something I should know about me.


Don't worry, I only love the ladies but I'm totally gay for Justin Timberlake. Maybe it's just because I want to be him.

Hmmm so I like Timberlake and Neil Patrick Harris...I wonder if there is something I should know about me.

Neil Patrick Harris has been building an enormous balance in my respect account over the last few years.

He has now sapped that balance to $0.00 in a single, horrible career move.

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>> ^gwiz665:

Be proud, wear a suit.
equality and also quality


Much appreciated, thanks gwiz

Hmm... this actor does have a horse, but on the other hand, NPH's Old Spice ad brings his prestige as a former make-believe doctor.

>> ^callistan:
>>Genuinely disappointed with the ending.
Well the video cuts out 3 seconds before he makes it perfectly clear that he's lying to get the chick to sleep with him.
Oh, and it's weird, but the video appears to be "flipped" - when he's talking to Marshall, the lettering on the diner behind him is backwards.


I'm told people do that on Youtube to avoid copyrighted material scans.

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Thought you might like this http://www.thrfeed.com/2009/10/neil-patrick-harris-in-a-fat-suit-pic.html

or maybe hate it.

upvote for Neil Patrick Harris *swoon* !!

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to be honest, I'm hot for neil patrick harris only thanks for the promote, brother

In reply to this comment by berticus:
man, i am hot for neil, nathan, AND felicia. *promote

From Wired...

In the latest example of finding media innovation where you’d least expect it, CBS is embedding a video player in a print ad in Entertainment Weekly that will serve up a buffet of its fall TV lineup.

The CBS foray into a print-digital alliance plays full-motion video at a crisp resolution. The ad, dubbed by CBS and partner Pepsi Max “the first-ever VIP (video-in-print) promotion,” works like one of those audio greeting cards. Opening the page activates the player, which is a quarter-inch–thick screen seen through a cutaway between two pages concealing the larger circuit board underneath.

The audio quality is equally good (extremely poor video shot by this reporter notwithstanding), but beware: There are no volume controls, and in a quiet environment, it’s quite loud. This is surely a intentional design feature, aimed at getting the attention of people nearby.

Unlike the wholly unsatisfying debut of the e-ink cover in Esquire magazine last year, this works.

The video-enhancement will appear in the September issue of Entertainment Weekly, but only in what sounds like a relatively small subset of the circulation: The promo itself will be in every copy, but the video portion only in some subscriptions delivered to New York and Los Angeles. It was released Tuesday to media outlets.

Upon getting to the ad, there is a 5-second delay before anything happens — there is enough on the page to probably hold the unassuming reader’s attention for that long, if nothing else the eerie stare from Neil Patrick Harris — and then a 5-second still promo before the promo for the player’s developer, Americhip.

Next up is a pre-roll featuring a bespoke setup by three characters from the network’s hit Big Bang Theory sitcom. ”I weep for civilization,” opines Emmy-nominated Jim Parsons (Sheldon Cooper) at the end of the clip, scripted to reveal that the über nerd was tricked into appearing in an ad in Entertainment Weekly rather than “the current edition of Physics Today.”

As impressive as this step is, the true marriage of print and digital multimedia still seems quite far off, and eons away from the streaming updates in the newspapers of Minority Report fame.

Still, it is boldish, baby steps like this that bring about dramatic shifts in media. That said, the logical extreme of the current wave of tech innovation heads more toward digital reproduction of a print experience, as the Kindle DX aspires to do for newspapers, rather than to ultrathin hardware pasted to paper.

In a more-limited context, is there much of a future for this branch?

It’s an expensive undertaking, but it does seem well suited for milestone events like a new TV season or as part of a marketing blitz for a certain genre of movie — think a Watchman trailer in Entertainment Weekly.

Part of the lure of this technology as an advertising mechanism is that it adds a “medium is the message” value and thus reaps free publicity from stories like this. But when the novelty wears off, and without serendipitous newsstand sales — which Entertainment Weekly will not benefit from this time around — there’s not nearly as much upside.

And therein lies the dilemma of even bothering to extend the digital experience into a bits medium: In the end, how many people will actually see this rather than just hear about it?

Neil Patrick Harris has a PhD in Awesome and a double major in Legen...wait for it, and Dary.

2 wasn't bad. But as usual, not really that entertained by Letterman. He even loses with Neil Patrick Harris.