Ryan Gosling and School Do Not Mix.

WHY. Why does Ryan Gosling do this to me? I'm supposed to be writing a paper on Giorgio Bassani and every time I get down to it, my mind wanders to Ryan Gosling. Intrusive little thoughts like, Ryan would make a great Alberto...I am 99% sure that my paper is going to be five pages on why Ryan Gosling would be great in a movie on a Bassani novel. Serious. It would take me about five minutes to get it down on paper, because it's already all written up in my mind. It's getting that bad.

Why...WHY does it have to be Jen from "Dawson's Creek"? I prefer when I see him with some random on the streets I can pretend is his sister, not possibly the beginnings of an amazing super couple. Arg.

Concentrate. I just need to concentrate.
-CE
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Ryan Grrrosling.

This is Ryan Gosling leaving the airport at Salt Lake City...trying to scare the paparazzi? Not working. He's about as scary as Max in "Where the Wild Things Are". Or Robert Pattinson when he's glimmering or whatever.

Thank God he's going home though. My heart can't take much more of all this exposure Sundance has lent him- he's better as an occasional treat. It's better for those who have to rescesutate me.
-CE
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Ryan Gosling's a NY Tough Guy.

Here is a clip from the Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams movie "Blue Valentine" I mentioned earlier that premiered at Sundance yesterday. Above is a picture of them and their young co-star, Faith Wladyka at the premiere.

So cute. Not sure how good his New York tough guy impression is, because it does kind of feel like an impression, but what would I know? I was busy picking myself up off the floor after I sa-woooned. Because it is still sa-wooon worthy.
-CE

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My Starbuck's Sweetie.

Ryan Gosling. Is there anyone more perfect? I'll let it slide that he's having coffee at the evil Starbucks, it's a mistake even he could make.

He and Michelle Williams are starring in a movie together that is set to debut at Sundance this year, aka yesterday, but it's called "Blue Valentine". It's about a young couple, Cindy and Dean, who are trying to save their marriage, and it follows them throughout their relationship. Maybe like a depressing "500 Days of Summer"?

Can't wait.
-CE
Photo courtesy of JJ.