I'm waiting on their Ross McElwee.

Lincoln/llama/showgirls is everything.

I thought the Sprite was particularly well-lit during the musical theater party video bit.

Well, 36 states allow Gov appointment; the rest require special elections.

EW interview, 2003:

It's nice to be liked
But it's better by far to get paid
I know that most of the friends that I have don't really see it that way
But if you could give 'em each one wish
How much do you wanna bet?
They'd wish success for themselves and their friends and
that would include lots of money

Bleh. So the President's dead, VP's dead, all the Cabinet but one, hundreds of members of Congress, Supreme Court justices, and … no one in the WH is in panic? grief?

And after Zevon had made clear to Artie that he didn't want to play it, but would fit "French Inhaler" in under four minutes by playing it fast.

Also, his name is a verb and its consequence.

My favorite, for so many reasons, remains "Off Camera," a/k/a the cursed episode with John Ritter, Gene Siskel, and Warren Zevon as guests while an Entertainment Weekly reporter tries to report behind the scenes. *Everything* goes wrong. It's perfect.

Two more campaign docs to recommend:

The only place to go from here is The Altered State of Drugachusetts.

He supports political things I don't. Doesn't make me happy, but it's a much lesser plane than, say, committing domestic violence or sexual assault. If the movie's good, I won't let his politics block me from seeing it.

What if we end up like Nitro, where the first hour is cruisers and hours 2-3 are the rest of the show?

It's the worst part of Cena's character.

I love the Charlotte/Dana dynamic. I just don't know who's going to root for or care about Dana once Charlotte beats the crap out of her.

The pinnacle for me remains the Animaniacs sketch which cross-breeds The Day The Clown Cried with Apocalypse Now/Hearts of Darkness.

Well it ain't Wendell Wilkie!

And on Twitter.

Ironic note: Blind Melon's guitarist is now a corporate lawyer himself