So, you must’ve heard about the new Mac Air.

If you aren’t a Mac nerd, chances are you at least have a few in your life. No doubt, they were hitting refresh on the appropriate blogs on the day of the recent Steve Jobs press conference and salivating over the latest iWhatever was going to be introduced.

Anyways, the marketing wizards over at Mac (and I’m not being sarcastic — they’re really fucking good) have a new commercial with a really catchy song. The one that goes “I’m a new soul, I came into this strange world,” blah, blah.

Well, here it is. See for yourself.

I’ll save you some Googling. The song is by a French-Israeli dame named Yael Naim and it’s called, well, “New Soul.” Have a look-see.

Chuck is new tonight. That’s something.

There are two episodes on tonight, one at eight and one at ten.

Rejoice.

I’ve learned my lesson.

No more posting about Project Runway the day after unless it’s well labeled as spoilery and all of the incriminating material is posted well after the jump.

That said, I’ve created a list of Project Runway superlatives based on last night’s episode. Click through to see what they are. Well, I’ll put a couple tame ones on the front page:

Most non-sensical comment

Christian’s comment to a model “Thank you more than life.” It sounded like a thing — but it’s not.

Most lovable Sweet P moment

When she lifted up her foot to show everyone how dirty it was after running around the tetanus-laden warehouse. It’s just another example of why I love her. She’s so child-like — like she’s Laura Bennett’s kid, offering Tim Gunn turtle poop.

I’ve been told they’re worth the investment.

• No more pricey pilots for NBC.
• NPR interviewed the guy who plays Omar on The Wire.
• Zap2It has a list of the new Top Chef: Chicago contestants.
• Fox and the CW are scrapping new projects left and right.
• Name a celebrity you’d be less interested in watching a reality show about than Denise Richards.
• Thank God, Jenna Fischer isn’t dating David Spade.
• Breaking Bad did pretty well.
• TV Guide talks to one of of the loves of my life, Felicity Huffman, about the possibility of more death on Desperate Housewives.