I met this guy at Ozzfest during the “Party Hard” days, and am pleased to report he’s every bit as wonderful as he seems. One of the nicest rock stars around.

Well deserved choice. Personally, I can’t thank him enough for gifting the world this:

Well deserved. I’ve seen Andrew W.K. three times and all three shows rank among the best concerts I’ve ever been to. Calling them concerts undersells the experience, really. Andrew W.K. shows are tent revivals for the Church of Rock n’ Roll. They’re big, sweaty explosions of joy and I recommend them to anyone in need…

When you see Plummer utter “Rollo...Tomasi!” you’ll completely forget Spacey ever played the role.

He was played by Kiefer Sutherland in the 2003 attempted pilot, which worked out pretty well. The character is actually a good deal scruffier in the book, and driven by accidentally killing innocent people early in his career.

Okay, now tentatively interested in something I wasn’t before.

God, he’s too good for CBS.

All hail Cletus Van Damme.

Goggins is seriously one of my favorite actors ever. Absolutely kills it in comedy or drama, crazy talented.

In the meantime, Warner Bros is currently working on the L.A. Confidential Christopher Plummer cut.

I know, right? Who thought, “Hey, This Means War was such a critical and popular success, let’s reunite its leads!”

RAMIREZ, DO EVERYTHING IMPORTANT WHILE WE SIT OVER HEAR AND EAT POPCORN!

Dude, the typing tutorial genre market is already flooded, what we need is a Math Blaster movie.

When are we finally going to get the Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing movie I started a change.org petition for?

You know I’d like to comment on how stupid it is to create a movie based on a Franchise that 1.) has no real main protagonist 2.) wildly jumps in tone and TIME PERIODS and 3.) other than a stomach churning round of “do i kill civilians or not?” has the emotional weight of an army recruitment video but that’s when I…

People don’t mention this enough.

That is the single largest platform of the organization she is working with.

The level of bitterness in these comments I think says more about the people and their unfulfilled dreams than her ability to give something back and do something positive.

Corruption has been an issue since long before CU. Not that I disagree with ending it, but I don’t live under the illusion that that will, in any way, end corruption. I’d be surprised if it even reduced it.

Well, she was talking to Entertainment Tonight. Do you think they would have played a more sophisticated response? I don’t know what she knows, but taking a response to ET as a barometer of her level of knowledge probably isn’t fair.