June things I like

I know this post is long, but everything in it is amazing, so seriously try to check out however much you can. Here goes:

I am in love with this beautiful breakup song -- Robyn always delivers, but in this one you can just hear the pain in her voice. Bonus: Robyn + rap.

This is a video of Daniel Radcliffe getting quizzed on his New York knowledge, and acting adorable in general. "Two Boots is more than decent!"

I'm mad like everyone else about The Killing finale, but can I just say -- Joel Kinnaman is a revelation. If he isn't at least nominated for an Emmy, I will boycott. Speaking of The Killing finale, if you thought that made you angry, check this out -- we're not finding out who A is on Pretty Little Liars until the very last episode of the entire SERIES.

Michael Fassbender has been a fixture on this blog since it started, but he and James Mcavoy are the best bromance since Jesse and Andrew. If you don't smile at least once while watching this compilation, you should probably get that checked out.

This interview and this phone call just aren't getting old any time soon.

Everyone looked amazing at the True Blood premiere. And Evan Rachel Wood's new cut is killer.

Here's Adele making me cry...

...and here's Larry David being his usual genius self.

Best news ever: there might be an Inglorious Basterds prequel.

Portlandia isn't exactly new, but it is my new favorite show -- this is a three-minute clip, and I know you have three minutes to spare, so watch it.

Everyone is finally realizing how much January Jones sucks, and I love it.

Can't stop listening this band's cover of Super Bass -- for the best stuff, skip right to 1:56-ish. Also, it's Questlove!

Friday Night Lights' criminally under-used Grey Damon has a new job as the resident heartthrob on The Nine Lives of Chloe King, which I reviewed here.

Chloe Sevigny's fashion line kicks ass, and so do the dresses Gucci designed for Florence Welch. Speaking of dresses, this means it's officially time for me to have a Mad Men-themed party.

I'd watch Lin-Manuel Miranda read the phone book, so this video of him creating the final Tonys rap backstage during the actual awards show with Tommy Kail and Neil Patrick Harris is like a dream. Also, a billion points for their West Wing shout outs.

Hi, Joe Manganiello.

The Moneyball trailer is here! It gave me trailer chills, in a good way. (Those are the chills you get when there's that building, triumphant background music in movie trailers. Obviously.)

And finally, I never blog about art because I don't know anything about it, but I loved these too much not to post them.