Are you referring to the now legendary "Would you say that to Tom Petty" interview?

No, but zombie Morton Downey Jr. is cool.

Okay, but what if someone sent you to find Walton Goggins?

Sounds a bit like Gerald Brom's novel "Krampus: The Yule Lord."

So the film takes "artistic license" with the thing that didn't actually happen?
Do Mesopotamians get upset that the biblical story of Noah takes artistic license with the Utnapishtim story? Go Gilgamesh or go home, baby!

I got a line on some Justified, and you won't have to screw any guards to get it.

I don't know if that's what it boils down to. If I remember correctly from American Beauty, Birch's rack is pretty mega too.

You're not going to believe this, but somehow I managed to space raccoon all over myself last night.

I'm old enough to remember when AMC actually did show classic movies, without commercials either during or between films. I think when Turner Classic Movies came along, they were able to gobble up exclusive broadcast rights to just about everything that Disney didn't own, and AMC just couldn't compete on that field…

Thanks. I think I shall remain blissfully ignorant of his music. I'm still a little surprised, though, that he outsells Brad Paisley—or, for that matter, Little Jimmy Dickens.

As a proud West Virginian, I'd like to ask, who the hell is Michael W. Smith?

Yes, yes, but tell me more about this French Lick.

In Ireland you can watch SpongeBob on RTE 4 dubbed in Irish Gaelic.

Dewey Crowe, is that you?

I can't bring myself to watch this video, but I'm just wondering if that's Miley in the face paint standing behind Billy Ray?

Don't confuse the issue with facts.

Read too fast, thought you said "JBJ waxed a chimp," immediately thought of BJ and the Bear.

Vote Republican. Otherwise, Obama's going to take you your guitars away from you.

I'm not defending the song, but I just thought I'd point out that more than a few legendary Westerners were born on the east coast. Billy the Kid was from New York.

No coincidence. The creators of "Werewolf" meant it as a direct homage to "The Night Stalker."