• cat fancies

    Attack Of The Cat People: On The Scene At The CFA-IAMS Cat Championship

    This past weekend, New York City played host to the CFA-IAMS Cat Championship, where felines from all four corners of the country were judged on aesthetics and athletics. We sent FourFour's Rich Juzwiak — Pot Psychologist, beloved pop culture chronicler and father to the feline internet sensation named Winston — to capture the craziness on videotape.

    From what I can tell, cat shows and dog shows couldn't be more different. It's like comparing apples to oranges... or cats to dogs, for that matter. Or so it would seem, as I roamed the floor of Madison Square Garden's Expo Center at this weekend's CFA-IAMS Cat Championship. More »

    1:00 PM on Tue Oct 21 2008
    By Richfourfour
    19,183 views, 221 comments

    Most discussed Snowbunny: I don't think I could ever like cats. They just creep me out so much with their judgy-yellow eyes. more »

  • trash tv

    "I'm Not Here To Make Friends" Is The Mantra Of Reality TV

    Some reality shows are competition-based. Some are merely a fishbowl for eager voyeurs. Some have a cash prize. Some promise careers to their cast members, while others promise romance. But on every single reality show, one truth remains constant: Participants are not here to make friends. FourFour's Rich Juzwiak (and fellow Pot Psychologist) put together this comprehensive reel demonstrating that point.

    "I'm Not Here To Make Friends": A Montage [FourFour]

    3:30 PM on Tue Jul 8 2008
    By Tracie
    1,881 views, 77 comments

    Latest by beatrice2000: Thanks. I never heard anyone else comment on this cliched phrase until that Liz Lemon/Deborah line. Also: "I'm in it more »

  • pot psychology

    "How Do I Convince A Guy To Have Period Sex?"

    It's time for another installment of Pot Psychology, the advice column in which everyone's problems are solved with an "herbal" remedy. (Remember, kids: Don't do drugs!) In this episode, my friend till the end, Rich, helps me dole out advice on stuff like lactating, cream pies, and male virgins. Got a burning question? Send it to tips@jezebel.com with "Pot Psychology" in the subject line. (Please keep them short; they're verrrry hard to read when stoned.) P.S. No animals were drugged in the making of this video.

    Earlier: Dr. Ruth Personally Advises Us On Period Sex More »

    4:20 PM on Fri May 23 2008
    By Tracie
    49,951 views, 224 comments

    Latest by somabuzz: SM i love how you defend your dog like he is an abusive boyfriend... he's nic to me when were more »

  • Meta Cheese

    Anna Nicole Biopic: As Delightfully, Trashily Watchable As Its Subject Matter

    So it looks like Anna Nicole, the movie about our late, large-breasted embodiment of the American dream, might not get the theatrical release its producers were hoping for. However, the movie was leaked online and we got a chance to view it. It's kind of perfect in its stupidity, shoestring budget, and bawdy tone because while it's factually inaccurate (unintentionally, it would seem) you just know that a pilled-up Anna wouldn't be able to get the facts straight on her own life. It's about as organic as her breasts were. Rich from FourFour boiled the film down to what makes it so special in this clip above. Enjoy!

    Everything Good In Anna Nicole [FourFour]

    5:30 PM on Tue May 20 2008
    By Tracie
    1,099 views, 41 comments

    Latest by starfishincoffee: Everything that's not music related from fourfour ends up on this blog. I think Rich's original ideas are great, but the more »

  • clips

    The Paper's Amanda Lorber Wins Hearts, Sings Songs

    >We love MTV's The Paper, and its fearless editor-in-chief Amanda Lorber. FourFour's Rich Juzwiak (whom you may recognize as the hunky voice of reason from Pot Psychology) wrote a great post about Amanda that puts into words — much more eloquently than we ever could — just how wonderful The Paper really is. ("It's raw but it doesn't show bruises. It's harsh but it's not cruel. I can't think of a better medium to portray the all-too-real-but-still-not-quite-real world of high school than that of pseudo-reality television.") The best, though, is that Rich tipped us off to Amanda's YouTube page. The clip above is her interpretation of Mr. Roboto. Enjoy!

    My New Favorite Show [FourFour]

    7:00 PM on Mon May 5 2008
    By Tracie
    3,825 views, 32 comments

    Latest by bottleofjoules: Am I missing something? Yes, I see the powergirl fabulosity factor that you are pointing out, and while I think more »

  • clips

    Angela Chase: "When You Call Someone's Name, Like, Kind Of Loud And They Don't Hear You, It Makes You Feel Really Lonely."

    Juno was released on DVD today, and as FourFour's Rich brilliantly points out, teenage heroine Angela Chase of My So-Called Life is the anti-Juno. While Juno reveled in her own quirkiness and established individuality — something that is rare, if not nonexistent among teens — Angela dealt with the desperation of "fitting in" and over-thinking every situation in an attempt to try to figure out who the hell she was. Her efforts led to introspective voiceovers that are as hilarious as they are wise: "I thought at least by age 15, I would have a love life. But I don't even have a like life" and "The thought that I might be seeing Jordan Catalano in a few hours was, like, impossible to comprehend. Like when they first tell you about infinity." "It's so weird that teachers actually, like, live places." Clip above.

    The Anti-Juno [FourFour]

    4:30 PM on Tue Apr 15 2008
    By Tracie
    3,554 views, 133 comments

    Latest by sayanything: Oh Angela, i love you more and more, the older i become. And i'm only 29! more »