Winner – Modern Family T-Shirt Giveaway – Best Moment of the Season

May 31, 2011 by admin · Leave a Comment
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The winner of our Modern Family T-Shirt Giveaway is Le:

When Alex is washing her eyes after seeing Claire and Phil… y’know, doing it!

and here is Le’s moment one more time:

We hope you had a wonderful season and can’t wait till the next one!

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How to Win Modern Family T-shirts

February 27, 2011 by admin · Leave a Comment
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Don’t Forget – win Modern Family T-Shirts! Here’s how:

Follow @ripplejunction and like Ripple Junction on FaceBook to be eligible to win officially licensed Modern Family tee shirts. Contest starts on Thursday.

See examples of the T-Shirts below. Winners will be drawn on Monday.

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Win Modern Family T-Shirts

February 23, 2011 by admin · 1 Comment
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Follow @ripplejunction and like Ripple Junction on FaceBook to be eligible to win officially licensed Modern Family tee shirts. Contest starts on Thursday.

See examples of the T-Shirts below. Winners will be drawn on Monday.

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‘Modern Family’ star Eric Stonestreet talks comedy, cooking and Cameron’s cuffs

December 11, 2010 by admin · 1 Comment
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USA weekend has an interview with ‘Modern Family’ star Eric Stonestreet. Here are some highlights:

How much has the success of Modern Family and your Emmy win changed your life?
I don’t have the time to do things that I used to be able to do. I know what I’m doing for the most part every day. I don’t have the free time, which is very welcome. I love having a job obviously. But other than that, my life’s pretty much the same. After the Emmy, people asked me if I felt any different, and I said, “You know, I was still gassy the next day.” Nothing really physically changed for me. [Laughs]

It’s always fun to see what Cameron’s wearing from week to week. What is the best thing you’ve worn on the show?
I saw Cameron as the stay-at-home mom or dad, however you want to look at that. And from that I extrapolated that there are moms out there who wake up every morning and stay in their sweatpants and know they’re not going anywhere and they don’t put their makeup and they’re just going to be home with the kids and SpaghettiOs. That’s their life, what they’re doing. And there are the moms who wake up and while the husband or older child is still home, they use that opportunity to shower, curl their hair, put their makeup on and get ready for the day. That’s what Cameron is. Cameron’s the guy who wakes up in the morning, gets himself ready while Mitchell’s still there, he puts on a pressed, nice shirt, he puts on his jeans, he puts on his shoes, he does his hair, and he gets ready. It was important for me that Cameron have a style unto himself, and I really like the idea of the shirts that we wear that have contrasting cuffs with the colors. That’s sort of the Cameron outfit. The wardrobe helps me so much because the shoes I wear are not shoes I would wear, the shirts I wear are not shirts I would wear, and the cuff, if you watch me, the cuffs influence me and affect me. I’m always moving my hand around the cuff. It’s an important part of my character. There’s a custom shirt maker in L.A. that makes my shirts, Anto of Beverly Hills, and they have made shirts for every famous person you can think of. They made shirts for Frank Sinatra, Ronald Reagan, Dean Martin – you name them, they’ve made their shirts since the ’30s and ’40s. It is such a treat every day to come into my trailer and see what the shirt looks like. I don’t get to pick the fabrics or anything like that. I just help pick the style and then they just go crazy with what I wear. I love them all. The hair people are the same way. You have the really awesome opportunity and piece of this puzzle, the character. The writers write my words I get to say, I get to say them, you get to dress the character. I just look at it as an all-hands-on-deck approach to Cameron.