My favorite celebrity conspiracy theory: Tommy Wiseau is Jim Morrison.

Yes, please!

I was unaware they moderated comments at all.

You could just watch one of those E! specials about women that marry incarcerated killers.

There are rumors that he did none of that stuff, that it was all publicity stunts and the cast is just playing along.

As a person that reads way too much celebrity gossip, Groupie Central is the worst place on the internet that's not part of an actual hate group.

There are other issues too. Alan Sepinwall mentioned it one of his Q&As that multiple companies have a stake in the show, making the rights complicated.

Trivia: A different times Klein was engaged to Katie Holmes and Ginnifer Goodwin.

Where do I turn it in it?

It was ubiquitous. I also remember it in The Limey, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, and at least one Austin Powers film.

"On Broadway" in the opening sequence is pretty great too.

That song is also used in a great an creepy way in L.I.E..

I think Watchmen used a Cohen version, but I'm not 100% sure.

My favorite band is The Kinks, and I was delighted when their song "Destroyer" popped up on the short-lived Wicked City. I'm a distance runner, and "Destroyer" is on my running playlist along with many, many Kinks songs, but now when it plays, I think of Wicked City.

Famous men that Tawny Kitaen dated: Jerry Seinfeld, Jon Stewart, Robinn Crosby (of Ratt), Dodi Fayed, David Lee Roth, Tommy Lee, O.J. Simpson.

Karen returned to the show before she started a role on the spin-off Port Charles to visit Alan. Jagger stayed in California and blaming the distance he CHEATED ON HER, which broke my heart, and they got divorced. Karen would die on Port Charles running away from her new boyfriend when he tried to turn her into a…

Both her parents appeared in Deep Throat. I'm not kidding.

I posted this above:

Her father/manager did that. She got fired from a play and the producers released a statement totally blaming him.

I never warmed up to it because to me it was a watered down version of Blue Velvet.