Jake & Amir (CollegeHumor) Make Entertainment Weekly Cover
Congratulations to Jake & Amir for the cover photo on Entertainment Weekly.
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Good community of comments on this ghost town of a vlog, Kevin. Thanks, Kevin.
My ghost left a comment. It’s a ghost comment though, so it’s mostly invisible.