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In an interview with PBS Frontline, Sir Patrick Stewart calls Twitter “simplistic” and says he sees no reason to have it in his life. You know what Sir Patrick Stewart? Your life is simplistic! While you were busy getting knighted and starring in theatre and film for the last half century, I was busy letting my followers know how there were no ripe bananas at Whole Foods.

Oh, you’ve performed on Broadway? Well, I’ve been to Broadway. And I made sure to tweet about it while I was there.

You know Queen Elizabeth? Big deal. I follow John Mayer and Ashton Kutcher on Twitter.

You like complexity too much to join? You try summarizing your reaction to Avatar’s "subtle political commentary" in less than 140 characters. Then we’ll talk about whose life is “simple”, Sir.

[via The Daily What.]

You guys may already know that I post a Tosh.0 Idol every Monday covering some of the web's finest singers. I'm always trying to find the best of the best out there.

But sometimes, there are singers so talented, they have no competitors. Like icyspicyleoncie.

Take a look and then buckle up, because she's got a whole channel with other icyspicyleoncie classics like "Man! Let's Have Fun," "Love in a Pub," and "Invisible Girl." Get into it.

And in advance, you're welcome.

Surprise, surprise, it's Speidi's book, "How to Be Famous."

I'm not sure who gave these dolts a book deal in the first place, but EW has named their literary bomb the worst book in all of 2009. That's not an easy feat to accomplish, unless you're them and fail at everything you do in life.

Or if you're just trying to succeed at being obnoxious. In that case, well done.

Their book may have failed, but their time on Tosh.0 was one of my top moments of the year. Remember?

Daniel Tosh had a webchat with internet sensation "Fred" on the show tonight and then spoke to the head of his fan club to try to find out exactly why he's the most subscribed to person on YouTube.

Not sure that we ever will really understand. I mean, c'mon. This is what they can't get enough of!?

Maybe he should try holding his head underwater for 45 minutes.

Tommy Chong stopped by Tosh.0 this week to challenge Salvia Erik and find out which substance abuse is more abusing. Can you guess who's hit hits them harder?  If you've seen Salvia Erik's videos, then you already know the answer to that question.

Harland Williams's podcast, The Harland Highway, can be found on iTunes (which will open when you click this) or through ordinary RSS, if you don't have iTunes. If audio is boring to you, we have a duel-lightful video from Harland this week:

You might also enjoy some outtakes:

David Koechner returns with the fourth installment of his "Flower Shop" video series.

If you're playing catch up, go check out all the Flower Shop videos here.

David Koechner returns with the third installment of his "Flower Shop" video series.

If you're playing catch up, go check out the first video and the second one too!