Most recently, I just got back from Wilco, which is unfortunately one of too few concerts I've seen lately.  Great show though:  Wilco, Hollywood Bowl, the Inspectress and a growler of Stone Brewing Sublimely Self-Righteous Ale.

Most recently, I just got back from Wilco, which is unfortunately one of too few concerts I've seen lately.  Great show though:  Wilco, Hollywood Bowl, the Inspectress and a growler of Stone Brewing Sublimely Self-Righteous Ale.

I JERK OFF WHENEVER THE RULES OF ARISTOTLE'S POETICS ARE ADHERED TO

I JERK OFF WHENEVER THE RULES OF ARISTOTLE'S POETICS ARE ADHERED TO

He must work there or something.  What, what?

He must work there or something.  What, what?

What's that?  You want me to drink you?  But I'm in the middle of a trial!

What's that?  You want me to drink you?  But I'm in the middle of a trial!

Uh oh.  We've drawn Judge Snyder. He's had it in for me ever since I kinda ran over his dog.

Uh oh.  We've drawn Judge Snyder. He's had it in for me ever since I kinda ran over his dog.

MC Hammer:  Let the record show that MC Hammer is happy to kill goblins with fireballs for any sum of money you wish to pay him!

MC Hammer:  Let the record show that MC Hammer is happy to kill goblins with fireballs for any sum of money you wish to pay him!

About A Boy run through the network Sitcom-ulator is Two and a Half Men.

About A Boy run through the network Sitcom-ulator is Two and a Half Men.

Secretary.  It's not the greatest film ever made revolving around sex or violence, but damned if it isn't still one of the fucking sexiest.

Secretary.  It's not the greatest film ever made revolving around sex or violence, but damned if it isn't still one of the fucking sexiest.

There's no way to write this without sounding at least somewhat pretentious, but the best explanation for why Louie is so unique and compelling, and why all the "it's not funny enough for a sitcom/dramatic enough for a drama" arguments are so tiresome, comes from Tarkovsky's book on cinema, Sculpting in Time.  In it,…

There's no way to write this without sounding at least somewhat pretentious, but the best explanation for why Louie is so unique and compelling, and why all the "it's not funny enough for a sitcom/dramatic enough for a drama" arguments are so tiresome, comes from Tarkovsky's book on cinema, Sculpting in Time.  In it,…

Jim Jarmusch vampire movie set in Detroit?  Yes.  Gimme gimme gimme.

Jim Jarmusch vampire movie set in Detroit?  Yes.  Gimme gimme gimme.