Alison Brie of Community rocks some cleavage-bearing lingerie for GQ

I'm a huge fan of the NBC comedy Community. Sure, Joel McHale's Jeff Winger character is the definitive star of the series which enters its third season in September but the ensemble cast has others of star quality.

Take, for example, Donald Glover who plays Troy and his counterpart and weird friend Abed, played by Danny Pudi. Their running gag of a fictional show entitled Troy and Abed in the Morning is pure genius but the real underrated players in the ensemble cast are the neurotic Annie played by the sexy Alison Brie and the too-cool-for-the-room hipster Brita played by Gillian Jacobs.

Those two are so outstanding in their second fiddle roles that they landed a photo shoot for GQ magazine in which the dripping with sexuality duo dressed up in some seductive lingerie for a pin-up style photo. No, there were no nipples peeking through in the photos and there was no visible Alison Brie camel toe that I noticed but you have to appreciate pin-up photography. It's seductive but classy

I say that if you like good comedy check out Community Thursdays at 7 PM C/T on NBC and if you like good looking ladies who are funny as hell, still check out Community because it's definitely better than its comedy competition of The Big Bang Theory.

Bad engagement photos keep on coming

Sometimes it's not the overall style of the photo (or lack of style) or downright hillbilly-esque dressing habits that make for a bad engagement photo. This one, from the south metro of Minneapolis, features one of the most common way to ruin a photo - a crazy expression.

The bride-to-be in this particular bad engagement photo seems like she had just been pinched on the ass by her fiance. Or maybe she just noticed a closet full of dead bodies directly in front of her in the photographer's studio.

Or maybe the bride-to-be is trying to brainwash anyone who looks at her for more than ten seconds. Try staring at this photo for even one minute. She has something sinister planned.

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Another bad engagement photo

In the sure-to-be long-lived tradition started last week right here, I bring you another bad engagement photo.

I'm all for letting your personality shine through in portrait photography (the last wedding I photographed featured the bride and groom in their sunglasses) but camouflage hats for your engagement photo - that's just tacky. And put on something besides a t-shirt.

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Bad Engagement Photos

In the vein of "Bad Family Photos", I'm starting a collection of "Bad Engagement Photos". We've all seen them, hell, some of us have even been featured in them (not me - our engagement photos were damn classy). I could go on and on with stereotypes about what would make an engagement photo a truly bad engagement photo but you can let your imagination run wild. Think mullets, slogan t-shirts, lame backdrops, soft focus and 80s bangs (this is, after all, 2009).

This first one is from my old hometown's newspaper, the Austin Daily Herald. I have a feeling that it will be a complete goldmine for material but if you see a bad engagement photo posted on a newspaper website (hopefully in Minnesota) send the link my way.

Notice a slogan t-shirt and some sort of bad effect as a border on the photo. I am also venturing out a limb here in saying that her carpet DOES NOT match the drapes.

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