While You Were Sleeping, Justin Bieber Went On ‘Between Two Ferns’. It Was Brilliant.
Also: Disney's 'Frozen' got a trailer, South Park ripped into Alec Baldwin, and a fireman saved a tiny little kitten's tiny little kitten life, on camera.
Zach Galifianakis vs Justin Bieber:
It is perhaps the greatest ‘Between Two Ferns’ yet.
“You going to say anything?”
“Yeah. I’ve just never interviewed a seven-year-old before. What was the last toy you got in a happy meal?”
“You’ve had three hairstyles. What’s next for your career?”
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Here’s The New Trailer For Disney’s Frozen:
It stars Veronica Mars’ Kirsten Bell, Jonathan Groff, and Josh Gad, and has songs written by Robert Lopez from Book of Mormon and Avenue Q. It looks okay?
Last week Pixar announced that they weren’t releasing a film this year. The Good Dinosaur has been pushed back until November 2014, pushing Finding Dory back an extra year, too. So if you’re one of those ONLY ANIMATED FILMS, PLEASE people, Disney’s Frozen and Sony’s food pun-filled Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs 2 (released here on December 5) are going to have to tide you over. (Either that or some awful-looking thing about what happens when Woody Harrelson and Owen Wilson are turkeys.)
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Meet Your Brand New Social Media Platform: Shitter
South Park returned to American TV last night, with a season premiere centred around the NSA surveillance scandal. The episode also got involved with a new social media platform, championed by Alec Baldwin (voiced brilliantly by Bill Hader).
Vulture compiled the best bits. It sounds great. Wink emoji.
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Watch A Fireman Save A Tiny Little Kitten:
If you only cry in one emotionally-manipulative advertisement this year, make it this one.
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The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Tracklist Is Here:
It’s pretty huge.
01 Coldplay: ‘Atlas’
02 Of Monsters and Men: ‘Silhouettes’
03 Sia: ‘Elastic Heart (ft. the Weeknd and Diplo)’
04 The National: ‘Lean’
05 Christina Aguilera: ‘We Remain’
06 The Weeknd: ‘Devil May Cry’
07 Imagine Dragons: ‘Who We Are’
08 Lorde: ‘Everybody Wants to Rule the World’
09 The Lumineers: ‘Gale Song’
10 Ellie Goulding: ‘Mirror’
11 Patti Smith: ‘Capital Letter’
12 Santigold: ‘Shooting Arrows at the Sky’
13 Mikky Ekko: ‘Place for Us’
14 Phantogram: ‘Lights’
15 Antony and the Johnsons: ‘Angel on Fire’
The soundtrack comes out on November 19; the film is out on November 23.