Morrissey is marred by controversy anymore than water is marred by wetness.

I'm usually a sour cream and onion fan but love the ketchup Lays, and the Compliments extra flavour version as well.

not my home town.

It's more of backlash against Ferris being a hero, and the idiotic obsession of identifying every inconvenient person as a psychopath.

I believe I saw that one. I'm just glad Bernie or bust people finally stopped posting idiotic Jill Stein crap.

Facebook has been taken over by the over-forty crowd. If they've kept cable alive this long, wait till you see how long Facebook lasts. They even came with a built in high-tolerance for advertising.

There was a sense that Heller was the villain but didn't know it simply because in his own mind he was the only one helping Easy-E, and everything else was business as usual. In the film, Heller seemed genuinely shocked and confused when Easy-E confronted him.

Definitely looking forward to True Widow, Nick Cave, and possibly Brown Sabbath 2.

Free speech would be easier to understand if more people had actual ideas to express. At least beyond being really really angry about what one thinks is stupid.

About 99% of the time free speech is a red herring, a straw man, a dead horse, or a button on a kid's novelty swear machine. People who complain about 'free speech' are usually complaining about community standards. They're the people that won't mow their lawns, turn their music down, wear deodorant, dress properly,…

It was the old conspiracy theory thing of "you can't really be sure it's not real."

I'd say Blair Witch and Cloverfield are both movies that you only need see once in a theatre. You can watch it again under certain circumstances, but it's really meant to be a first time experience.

Except that when the investigation is done the authorities would have turned the film over to the rightful owners. It's like there wasn't a trade for video tape showing tragedies, embarrassments, and crimes. I didn't believe it was true, but I knew a lot of people who felt they couldn't know for sure.

There's lots of folktales about kids disappearing because there's something in the woods. Blair Witch was great because it never explained it, and never touched on whether it was supernatural or not.

Well, not just distraught but also well aware that she needs to tell people things she knows they won't believe.

You'd think they'd something like that news channel with music videos in one panel, and ad in a different panel, music news in the third panel, and a news scroll in the lower panel.

Part of Much Music's charm was that VJ's were allowed to simply grab the remote camera and film whatever.

Yah, the last show I went to had 3 great bands and cost $10.

If band's are relying on ticket and merchandise sales and scalping is forcing the merchandise buying fans out of the market… It doesn't take too many money loosing tours before everyone is SOL.

It seems to work well for Zombi, John Carpenter, Zombie Zombie, Fabio Frizzi, and everybody else doing something similar.