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2010 Gift Guide: 8 Great Holiday Gift Ideas for Those Who Blog

Freak Flag

The holidays are a great time for stereotyping. Every year by mid-November, we’re inundated with gift ideas for that special -- albeit cookie-cutter -- someone. Bloggers, of course, are treated no differently. We thought it was high time people got creative, so we made our own blogger gift guide.  Read more >

Pop Culture Teachers: Who Makes The Grade?

Welcome Back, Kotter

This week Gwyneth Paltrow joins the cast of Glee as a substitute who takes over for a sick Mr. Schue (let the naughty nurse fantasies commence!). It got us thinking -- there may never be another fictional faculty as gorgeous and funny as McKinley High’s, but there are myriad (you’re welcome, Westerburg High English department) pop culture profs who paved the way for Sue, Schue, Bieste, and Figgins. Here, we grade the most memorable pre-Glee educators from TV and film.  Read more >

So Long, Suckers: "It Creature" Zombies Leave Vampires in the Lurch

Woman dressed as a zombie (I hope)

Ever since the publication of a certain 2005 novel in which a sparkly centarian disguised as a teen heartthrob seduced a dead-eyed transfer student in a tree (hint for those living underground, or in exile -- it rhymes with “Schmilight”), vampires have ruled the pop culture landscape, spawning TV shows, indie-rock bands, and some very creepy Etsy products. But if recent media trends are any indication, there’s a new It Creature swaying stiffly into town.  Read more >

Who's The Best Ball-Busting Ad Exec: Don Draper or Amanda Woodward? Play My TV Smackdown

David Schwimmer

I could not tell you why, but I recently became obsessed with the idea of a cage match between Blossom Russo and Clarissa Darling. I cannot remember a single thing about calculus -- which I studied for four months during my freshman year of college -- and would be hard-pressed to correctly state my grandmother’s birthday, yet my brain is able not only to name two television characters from long-gone '90s sitcoms but also finds the space to store their respective physical and mental strengths in order to handicap the outcome of an imaginary fight. It’s incredible that I haven’t yet wiped out my basic motor skills in order to memorize more Bel Biv Devoe lyrics, or stopped my heartbeat by stocking my brain stem with potential band names based on my 6th grade stationery preferences (Lisa Frank and the Trapperkeepers, anyone?)  Read more >

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Una LaMarche
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April 2009
About Me: 

I want to be discovered in a supermarket. I mean that like "noticed by a movie scout and propelled to international fame and fortune so that I can give charming and self-deprecating interviews to Vanity Fair", not like "discovered in the produce aisle sitting in an igloo made of toilet paper rolls after having gone missing." While I wait to get discovered (or go crazy), I am a writer, editor, voracious eater and karaoke enthusiast. By day, I am a super fancy magazine editor, if you define super fancy as being poor and often unkempt. By night, I write humor pieces and recap inane reality shows for The Huffington Post, when I'm not documenting my life, pop culture obsessions, and occasional political rants on my blog, The Sassy Curmudgeon.

 

Something about me that might surprise you: As a child I had a unibrow that would make Peter Gallagher (or Liam Gallagher, for that matter) weep with jealousy.

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