I'm a new PRI: Sound of Young America convert. A delicious podcast that features interviews of people I like, doing things I like. Recently SYA interviewed Charlyne Yi about her film, "Paper Hearts," an exploration into Yi's theory that love doesn't exist.

The Sound of Young America


WARNING: I have not seen the film, but I will review it anyway.

I loved this film. Charlyne Yi is a woman who's never been in love (you can wipe that horrified look off your face now) and thus questions whether or not she's capable of it. The film offers, simultaneously, solidarity and hope that love exists for those who have it, and the potential exists for those of us who've yet to find it.

The cool thing about being a performer is that when we're on stage we can be, do and say those things that we can't be, do and say in real life. We can fall in love. Whenever we want. And we do. Every time we take the stage in Exes and Oh's. So, stop worrying about your own quest for love, and sit back and let us find it for you.