I just remember watching the Letterman appearance and thinking about some of Crispin Glover's appearances on Letterman's show.

Doesn't even deserve a cemoncé

I fail to see a reason to remake They Live.

Then they could get someone like Keb Darge to help pick out the tunes.

Glee would have had some amazing performances if they treated their musical numbers the same way that Treme did theirs. It would be interesting to see that David Simon style applied to the high school band or glee club.

Gutenberg would have to make nice with the Stone Cutters union first.

A Buckaroo Banzai TV series could be interesting if they started earlier and were as nostalgic and about the 70s and 80s as Mad Men was about the 50s and 60s.

I agree.

Do I really have to emphasize that I don't disagree with you?

My response to this is the same response I have for anyone who tells me they've read the bible: "ah"

My read from that entire section of the interview is that "the wrong people" were the people that would hurt you in some way. But, really, it just sounds like he doesn't know what he's talking about, it doesn't sound like he's made any effort to understand or look at any of Charlie Hebdo's work or the french…

He was a normal everyday reporter until he discovered Cradle of Filth and then people just started treated him different and he couldn't quite put his finger on the reason why.

I think there's no confusion that Marilyn Manson is so extraordinarily uninformed about Charlie Hebdo that he has to express someone else's opinion about it.

We're simply saying that a lot of people considered Full Moon Fever to be Travelling Wilbury's Vol. 2 because of how similar the songs and production were at the time. It's nice that you bought all the albums but I actually grew up listening to this stuff when it was popular and remember people actually talking about…

It's true and that's partially because Full Moon Fever has a similar sound and was extremely successful at the time.

It was a jab at Star Wars and the fact that Return of the Jedi seemed to be just as much about the action figures as it was about the movie itself.

Thanks for correcting my 3 day old typo.

It is male fantasy it, but more importantly it's also a young woman proudly and publicly asserting herself as that male fantasy.

Finding a torrent of the Born Bad compilation series (music that inspired and was covered by The Cramps) was a real revelation. I should have known that rock and a really sleazy side in 50s that we never got to hear.

If you're not Cookie Monster have you at least fronted a death metal band?