Also The Conet Project.

That dismissiveness of ween is way off-base.

I'm sure he used the word ene-MEEEES

He also has been rapping about how the game has changed but he's still a tough OG for literally decades now.

Cash grab or no, Stripped was the most entertaining disc the Stones had put out in ages.

Except that some of the performances were really entertaining.

There is in between… I like that period, and I enjoy most of that performance. But it's not among his best by any means.
Strangely, one of the most interesting performances of his set was "Love Minus Zero/No Limit," and they didn't include it on the CD release.

Thumbs up as I am watching Archer season 3 right as I saw your comment.

Yes to Chris Elliot.

That song is cooler than you are.

Wow, I would hardly get along with any of you. But Mike Vago and I would hit it off big time.

I think we can just say it with balls: Jimmy Fallon hosts a talk show with all the charisma of a cold turnip. I get significantly more out of an hour of sleeping than I would from watching his show.

I don't think there is a big difference between Stewart's quality of guests and Colbert's. Last year on the Daily Show: Bassem Youssef, Vali Nasr, Christiane Amanpour, Salman Rushdie, David Sedaris, Alan Greenspan, Charles Krauthammer, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Malcolm Gladwell, David Mitchell, Michael Fassbender, Malala…

I'm glad they ditched that character.

He's shit. And one less shitty TV personality is a great thing.

If we lived in a society where millions of people annually went bananas over a big Proust-reading party, and the media bombared us all about it endlessly, many of the people who love the Superbowl would probably post pictures that day of themselves grabbing their dicks, smoking cigars and saying "What's Proust?"

I'm lining up some books on the Arabic world, both out of general desire to understand mainstream Islam and radical Islam, and from the fact I may try to teach English there soon. So far I have picked up copies of Arab and Jew: Wounded Spirits in a Promised Land; Holy War Inc.: Inside the Secret World of bin Laden;…

Could've been an interesting premise 15 years ago.

No irony or nuttin'—his acoustic cover of Carmelita is damn good.

How many people actually listen to Arctic Monkeys?