Is he? Other than Book of Mormon, he’s been grating and painfully unfunny in 1600 Penn and The Comedians.

“I’ve spoken with Native Americans across this great country. Two, in particular, really resonated with me. Their names were Tibia and Fibula from the Snapcreek Nation, and they just shattered me with their enthusiasm for the name. Absolutely cracked me up.”

I used to think Shaun > Hot Fuzz, but god damn it if I haven’t drastically reversed my opinion in the last year. Hot Fuzz is perfect in my eyes.

Ron Perlman tweeted this, followed by a RT of the @Fallout tweet that links to the trailer.

Yeah.. i dont even need to see the trailer/announcement/ gameplay...

Jesus Christ dipshit, it was a joke.

One of my favorite quests was Agatha’s Song. Receiving the radio frequency of the violin music was one of the most rewarding things I did in this game.

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You hate to judge a man based on his appearance and his past transgressions, but I’d be lying if I said I didn’t see this coming. The tattoos. The hard-living lifestyle. The insistence that he was “on the outside” and that everyone was “ugly” like him. I just hope the rest of the guys in Staind can keep the fire…

Yesterday, the team traded Nick Foles away for Sam Bradford, and Kelly might have overpaid a bit with the inclusion of a 2016 second-round pick, but apparently the quarterback who hasn't played a full season since 2012 is a hot commodity.

The players don't get paid to talk to the media. They get paid to play football and produce on the field. No team in history would pay millions to a player for his media performances. If that guy sucks, he gets cut and finds himself on the couch. Marshawn Lynch has a job and will likely continue to have a job because…

Whether you watched football or the Golden Globes yesterday, you were likely exposed to a new McDonald's ad

Heated seats. So nice for the winter time.

well, he's here, ain't he?

You failed to mention the enclosed $49 million Target gift card.

You hate to see a newspaper get it wrong like this. This kind of careless headline really makes you doubt their credibility. How did this front page get by the editors? I know they jam a ton of work into a tight timeline and everything, but you'd think they'd catch something so glaringly obvious—you spell "filthy"…

"It was the worst of times, it was really the worst of times."

He pries. He pokes. He digs deep.

Shouldn't Stewart be sporting the "C" on his jersey?