Annie Savoy: The world is not made for people cursed with self-awareness. Crash: Look, Nuke — these Big League hitters are gonna light you up like a pin ball machine for awhile — don’t
I’m always pretty amazed by how much I read and how much I still don’t know. It’s probably a combination between how much there is to know and my addiction to bad television, but
Can the government please stop hassling me at airports and make my computer’s email folder safe from these super motivated spammers? Actually, I should thank God that the spammers only seem to care about
Kim Fowley on pop music: Music for lonely people, made by other lonely people The new issue of Mojo had a section about the greatest heartache songs of all time. Their top choice was
I pretty much had ol’ Bailey’s obit written. His vet gave his kidney’s about a 10% chance of recovering. I was pretty sure that I would have to pull the plug both Wednesday
I’d like to say I’ve had a religious awakening, but it’s actually much simpler than that.
Despite my inner geek, I haven’t looked at a new comic book in years.
This is a neat clip of one of Elvis’ last performances on the Ed Sullivan show. There’s three things that I really like about it.
Jon Brion when faced with a Bruce Springsteen request on New Year’s Eve 2007 improvised this Bruce parody after noting that he too was from Jersey, but never found much about it to sing
Salieri: Mediocrities everywhere, now and to come: I absolve you all! Amen! Amen! Amen! I’ve written this book of opinions called This Is Your Brain on Pop. It’s my second book of opinions called
James Lipton to Dave Chappelle as if he were discussing Shakespeare’s King Lear: Who was the inspiration for I want to piss on you?