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The story of the transgender German rocker with a grudge, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, is coming to Broadway with actor Neil Patrick Harris in the lead role. Damn this is gonna be good. Mr. Harris, who has won raves — and an Emmy Award — as the tireless host of the Tony Awards, will play the title character, an East German-born, transgender rock singer. The production will be the first Broadway mounting of the show, which features a book by John Cameron Mitchell and music and lyrics by Stephen Trask. Mr. Mitchell starred as Hedwig in the original production Off Broadway in 1998 and recreated his role when he directed the 2001 film adaptation. Via

Whack. Where is it? Oh, dammit. Not bad, Seinfeld. Not bad at all. Regardless if you think this is hilarious or not, you ha…

Hastings, who was a reporter for BuzzFeed and Rolling Stone , died in a car crash early Tuesday. He was 33. Last year, he wrote the following advice “for you and young journalists in general” during a Reddit IAmA . Michael Hastings Via: Paul Morigi / Getty Images You basically have to be willing to devote your life to journalism if you want to break in. Treat it like it's medical school or law school. When interviewing for a job, tell the editor how you love to report. How your passion is gathering information. Do not mention how you want to be a writer, use the word "prose," or that deep down you have a sinking suspicion you are the next Norman Mailer. Be prepared to do a lot of things for free. This sucks, and it's unfair, and it gives rich kids an edge. But it's also the reality. View Entire List ›

A Style Breakdown of the "Anchorman 2" Trailer: Don't act like you're not impressed.

Well that was different. Rep. Eric Swalwell took some time off from etching self portraits to vote on the House floor Tuesday. But it was not just ANY old vote... it was the FIRST EVER VINE VOTE! This was also his first Vine ever! The House has no set rules for Vine-ing specifically: Plus, a little Vine never hurt nobody! View Entire List ›

The Best New Stores in NYC: So far, 2013 has been good to us.

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Here are some tips and tricks to make the rewarding task of caring for your dog just a tiny bit easier. If you have a hard time brushing your dog's teeth, squeeze some enzymatic doggie toothpaste onto a Nylabone or rope toy and let him/her go to town on it. Source: reddit.com Make your own pill pockets when you need to feed your dog some medicine. This is a copycat version of the kind made by Greenies. Source: muttnut.blogspot.com Learn how to make your own chicken jerky. It's a healthier alternative to the store-bought kind. Get the directions here. Source: imgur.com View Entire List ›

#TumblrGeneration: Sean Sullivan, the mind behind @ImpossibleCool, talks style, art and well-dressed men.

Before we begin this year's prognistications for the next season of HBO's "Game of Thrones," let's how I did with last year's, shall we? Daenerys Targaryen didn't stay in Qarth or become its Queen, but she did get several new possible suitors to vie for her attention alongside Jorah Mormont, with Berristan Selmy, Grey Worm, and Daario Naharis all proclaiming their undying love and loyalty. Plus, at least one person who didn't meet her incredibly high standards was summarily extinguished by Drogon fire. (Accuracy: 50%) Theon Greyjoy didn't acquire his own crew of jaunty seamen or sail anywhere near Dragonstone, because he didn't really do much of anything this season. But, at least I was right that his future goals would change -- by his unexpected emasculation -- and that his sister would eventually come to his rescue, with her band of jaunty seamen to boot. But is it too little, too late? (Accuracy: 25% and still possible) Robb Stark, poor, doomed, stupid Robb Stark. It was easy to see that his marriage to Talisa would cause complications with both Roose Bolton and Walder Frey, but I never expected his entire army and his only known surviving family would perish alongside the King in the North. While his fate wasn't nearly as, er, lighthearted as I described, I came a lot closer to the truth than I'm comfortable with. (Accuracy: 50%) Jon Snow did indeed have to face trials as a Wildling recruit: proving himself to Mance Rayder, delivering inside intel to the Giantsbane, surviving the Wall climb, and ultimately failing to kill that northern farmer. He doesn't get to stay with Ygritte, but he did become her "love slave" for a period. (Accuracy: 75%) Bran and Rickon Stark may not have made it to Castle Black, but that was their intended direction for the season and Bran does, indeed, finally make it to the Wall. I suppose the only mysteries they solved were the vague meanings behind Bran's visions, but that was more or less served to them on a silver platter by the Reed siblings, Jojen and Meera. (Accuracy: 25%) Arya Stark went in a completely different direction from King's Landing, and toward Rivverun, but she did join forces with the Hound for pretty much the reason I stated. To paraphrase myself and Sandor Clegane: "One Stark b*tch is as good as another." But, Jaime and Brienne did eventually make it back to the Westeros capital; and with nobody dying there recently, as well as the addition of the Tyrells and only Littlefinger leaving to marry the widow Arryn, the Red Keep is quite the "full castle." (Accuracy: 50%) Altogether, that's not such a bad track record. You might quibble with my self-determined accuracy ratings, but they mathematically put me at just under 50% for the season. For somebody who hadn't read any of the books and avoided all spoilers beyond A Clash of Kings, but has seen a TV show before, I'm fairly proud of myself. I've still only read up to the second book and I'm not sure if I'll start the third, A Storm of Swords, before season 4 begins or wait until this section of the story is completely adapted before getting into it. (Any book readers' non-spoiler opinions on where to stop reading Storm would be greatly appreciated.) I'm still mostly unaware of what happens next, but because figuring out how a story arc ends is much different than predicting where the next story arc will begin, I'm probably going to go a little beyond where I think the next season can logisitically go in a few of these entries. Like last year, if you've read George R.R. Martin's books, please do not spoil the HBO series for the rest of us by fawning over my precog abilities too much. That's what Joanna's posts are for. But a little fawning is fine and to be expected. First and foremost, enjoy! Bran Stark On their journey beyond the Wall, Bran, Hodor, and the Reeds will meet the three-eyed raven, who is actually the long lost Benjen Stark! Who is also a warg! Who escaped his dying body, just like Orell did in "The Rai