The Academy Awards, 'The Walking Dead,' and the rest of the weekend's highlights.

The week prior to the Oscars I wrote about the recently released photo booth photos from the 2011 Vanity Fair Oscar after party.

As I made mention of when pointing you guys towards Seth Rogen's killer Spirit Awards monologue (he thought Mel Gibson directed Drive.

Did you dedicate the majority of your night last night to the 84th annual Academy Awards.

I dig me some minimal posters, but usually don't have much of a reason to share outside of, "Oooh, lookie, this Pulp Fiction one is gimp heavy!" And that's normally not enough to build an entire post around (unless there's been some sort of breaking news on gimps, of course).

Apologies for incorporating Clooney-over-the-hedge twice in one day, but I love it a little too much, and I think we can all agree it just works here.

I always say that if you're going to be stuck at home with your kid and you're probably going to be putting him or her all over Facebook anyway, you might as well get clever, go the extra mile, and exploit your child in a manner the entire internet can enjoy.

It took some serious balls for Vanity Fair to sit on these tremendous images from their Oscar party photo booth for an entire year (maybe they didn't, but this is the first I'm seeing them), but I have to say their patience is paying off because these photos (as well as Film Drunk Oscar Bracketology) have me oddly excited for this weekend's Academy Awards, even though I couldn't accept my many, many invitations to exclusive after parties (ongoing beef with Wilmer Valderrama).

Earlier this month muy impressive internet person, Alex Leo, made a comprehensive list of fictional Tracy Jordan movie posters after finding herself underwhelmed by NBC's slideshow.