Kid Stuff

You think Jake is a Sesame Street kinda guy or a Yo Gabba Gabba boy?

Jake can get the Muppet face pretty easily and in a chat between Elmo and Jake you're not sure who would break into giggles first.

On the other hand Austin could do Sesame Street in earnest, but you know he is getting down with Muno, Brobee, and the rest with DJ Lance Rock on Yo Gabba Gabba when he's got down time on location and there's nothing to watch.

But you could see Jake dancing on Yo Gabba Gabba how could you not with bands like The Shins, The Aggrolites, Cornelius, Shiny Toy Guns, Supernova, Mark Mothersbaugh, Rahzel, The Postmarks, Sugarland, Low, Mýa, The Salteens and series co-creator Jacobs' band, The Aquabats.

And he could join other special guest like Tony Hawk, Laila Ali, Elijah Wood, and Biz Markie.



And come on how could he not fall for Brobee, or want to dance like Nathaniel.



You wonder if they're both watching - you know cause they're good .. uncles.

Don't even start about Boohbahs, you've gotta be tripping watching that and they kind a look like.. oh never mind.

And ok ...
Have the writers of the U.S. version of The Office been reading OMG? Looking at the sneak peeks of this week's episode at Watch with Kristen on E!online - you might think so. I mean a pocket size blonde Barbie in a pink dress who has a unicorn horn and a Moroccan Christmas theme this year. B.J Novak (Ryan) are you or Mindy Kaling (Kelly) the bigger Jakey fan? B. J. come on ... it's ok, we already know Mindy/Kelly has been reading In Touch and OK for weeks in her cube.

New Austin Pictures from Prayers for Bobby - are over on Austin Nichols Journal (Spooky's)

OMG's Season of Sharing

Variety -The Children's Charity

Variety the Children's Charity is an outgrowth of the "Variety Club," a social organization founded in 1927 by 11 men affiliated with the entertainment industry in Pittsburgh, PA. On Christmas Eve 1928, a baby named Catherine was found in the Sheridan Theatre in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. Her adoption initiated the charitable work of Variety the Children's Charity. Variety Children's Lifeline was founded in 1982 to provide medical and surgical assistance to children in less-developed countries. And in 2007, Variety Children's Lifeline provided life-saving and life-enhancing surgeries to over 3,000 children in 52 countries. Today, Variety has 50 Tents (Chapters) in 14 countries. Variety has raised over US$1.5 billion for children around the world.

Variety has remained to its entertainment roots, with its Celebrity Ambassadors and their Movie Industry Advisory Board.