Don't be fatuous, Freddie.

So Radiohead was singing about Mo Tucker and the Tea Party?!

I'm waiting on the Redbox man before watching it.

Lou Reed tried the old "Gig money = heroin" argument to no avail.

We should all remember when dandies had to be snuck out of England because people found them insufferable.

There's a bunch of actors I like in it and I like how much they fucked up the "world's gonna end let's prevent it" movies from that era of movies.

I never joke about actors who aren't Ralph Macchio as Karate Kids. I also extend this courtesy to 3 Ninjas and Sho Kosugi's kids in Revenge of the Ninja.

She was The Next Karate Kid which launched her into the stratosphere. After that film she could be in anything.

Yes. Only once. It didn't do much for me.

No. But I watch The Core about once per year.

I was watching the Rifftrax version of The Last Slumber Party yesterday.
It offered much riffing on the rampant and out of nowhere homophobia of 80s zhorror movies.

Like a hanging Chad? Remember? From 2000? It was a thing that Mr. Jay Leno, comedian, made many jokes about.

While it isn't good, I find Roxbury entertaining.

Boys Don't Cry was the true story of how Swank really wanted an Oscar.

I believe there was a story not too long ago from some deaf dude who was mad about it.

O'Connor showed up in the news the other day for reasons I can't recall.
People are still mad about that Pope picture tearing shit.

Remember that time Milton Berle wore a dress?
Set back equal rights for 60 years.

Or was they?

I thought the joke was "I can't tell the gender let us ask many leading questions to ascertain that information".

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