The Lex Files

My (video) response to some comments I’ve received in the Yahoo! Talent Show

I’ve submitted this new video, which has become Lauren’s favorite, wherein I respond to some of the comments my submissions have received in the Yahoo! Talent Show.

Tom Green recants: Now I’m the next Jon Stewart

Astute readers will recall that I’ve submitted a variety of videos to the Yahoo! Talent Show, and specifically that Tom Green first liked me, and later decided that I suck, for my Catch 22 video.

In today’s episode of the talent show, I’m addressed at some length in the middle of the video. Check it totally out!

November 20th: Kramer goes Krazy! Ed Bradley goes Dead! And the Leth and Sex News returns with more snarkiness than ever!

Can you say “Triumphant Return”?

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The Yahoo! Talent Show Song

I have created a music video/plea to win the Yahoo! Talent Show. Enjoy it!

The Lex Friedman News: Episode 2

Watch the second episode of the Lex Friedman news.

See also, yesterday’s first episode.

Yahoo! Talent Show and Lex

My infamous “Catch-22″ video was noted in the Yahoo! Talent Show contest today. In today’s webisode of their show (you can see it if you go the talent show link right now, but there’s no permalink, sorry), the judges appeared to be split on the song. While some of the judges seemed to like me, Tom Green, specifically, said that I “suck.”

What makes that more interesting is that, just the day before, Tom had posted a comment on that Catch-22 video saying that I seemed like a “likable guy.”

Hmm.

At any rate, check out Episode 1 of The Lex Friedman news for my take on the top stories of the day — and Tom Green.

What American accent do you have?

This sounds about right:

Priceless.

More Leth & Sex, also more baby

Hi.

Beautiful Anya is 2.5 weeks old. She has been alive one week for each hour of sleep I have received since her birth.

I kid, I kid.

Anyway, until next Monday, Seth and I won’t resume our weekly Leth & Sex News podcasts. But, in the meantime, we’re kind enough to share audio recordings from before we were newscasters, when our early efforts at recurrent podcasting didn’t use the news as a crutch.

Give a listen! Download it, or subscribe in iTunes, or grab the XML feed. Or don’t.