Ryan wanders around the Emerald City on the hunt for some jitter juice.
The SNL stage was re-imagined (covered in a green sheet) for RiRi’s performance of “Diamonds.” And much like real diamonds, this performance did not come to be without deception, lies, and well, probably not deaths, but, believe you me, it was shady to say the least. Apparently, and you won’t believe this, a lot of the art work that went into making this the “best live performance of 1990’s SNL” was, gasp, shudder, used without permission. But why steal when there are mountains of crappy web art from the 90’s out there, just begging to be used!
Now that Ryan is an undeniable celebrity, his crew throws him his very own celebrity roast that was 100% not his idea.
This is one confident dancing guido
Some people take games way too seriously, but this question deserves an answer for the love of god.
From Issue #006 of The Occasional.
Chris and Kelley’s characters perform a typical heterosexual date night.
