Split personalities never been more brilliant than Andy Kaufman and Tony Clifton. And in honor of that duo, LEBORED has created “Tank You Very Much,” a pair of tealight holders that, when pulled apart, can’t stand on their own. Just as Andy needed Tony.

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I wear these flip flops almost every day and every time I do, people stop me to giggle or ask if they are real grass. One guy in Home Depot told me he didn’t like them (‘too weird’). No matter what, I adore them and they are super comfortable and create happy feet.

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I WANT THESE. A lot. Designer Roberto Paoli created this lit outdoor walkway after seeing Michael Jackson’s Billie Jean video. It doesn’t seem like they actually light up when walked on, but a glowing pathway to a backyard party would definitely inspire me to dance as I make my entrance.

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When I worked at Sesame Street, I was researching clips to be included in a Home Video and stumbled across this one. I was too little at the time it aired to remember it, but watching it now just shows what a bad ass show Sesame Street was when it started. I smile every time I watch it.

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LEBORED is Alex Shilin and my answer to ‘What should we do now?’ after we left our advertising careers in New York and moved to Austin. We make limited-edition, one-of-a-kind home decor, because we believe life should be filled with art.

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Gallery 1988 is one of my favorite galleries. Perfectly located in Los Angeles, they promote pop-culture art with creatively themed exhibitions. Steve Martin recently had a tribute show and Brad Hill’s Some Kinds of a Jerk featured six little statues of Navin Johnson’s phases throughout the movie The Jerk. Ridiculously awesome.

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Jerry Seinfeld is still plugging away at the ‘something about nothing’ format with his new web series: Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. I’m excited to see where it goes. The show is exactly as the title suggests.  And based on the first episode with Larry David, the format works.

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