Crushworthy

What else is the internet there for but to let people know what you're doing; where you're at; and what you're listening to, watching, and reading. So to keep up with this self-important adventure of letting you know all about me, I'll be running a series on my celebrity crushes. I'll post one of my male and female celebrity crushes each entry (because I'm progressive like that). Some of these crushes are purely physical (i.e., I think they're good-looking, but I wouldn't want to actually be in relationship with them); while others I would totally want to be their significant other, and live with them, and have none of their babies. So there are varying levels of crushworthiness -- from major crush to small crush (i.e., sometimes I find them attractive, sometimes I don't). It should be noted that some of my crushes I find attractive because of some aspect of their personality/talent, but I don't know if I would necessarily find them all that attractive otherwise. Like Conan O'Brien. If I just saw that guy on the street...eh (actually, if I saw him on the street it would be more like "Wow that guy is super tall" and then "eh"). But because I know who he is and I love his sense of humor and intelligence, I'm more inclined to be like "you know what...yeah, I'd get on board with that."

Here is the first Crushworthy segment:

Joseph Gordon-Levitt

This man knows how to wear a vest, am I right or am I right? I actually had a crush on him when I was younger, too (See: Angels in the Outfield, 3rd Rock from the Sun, 10 Things I Hate About You). I was glad when he lost the long hair (the Willy Wiggins in Dazed & Confused hair. Time hasn't been as generous to Willy Wiggins as it has been to Joseph Gordon-Levitt...). If you don't have a crush on him, just watch his dance scene in (500) Days of Summer, and then you will.

Tina Fey

Tina is the complete package. Good-looking, smart, and ridiculously funny and witty. And, no, this doesn't mean I have something for Sarah Palin too.