Hmmm… I skimmed this article to find out why Louie is the next stage in the evolution of the TV sitcom, but all I got was that the show is "cheap to produce" and "great."  Absolutely no analysis of what the show actually looks like.

Hmmm… I skimmed this article to find out why Louie is the next stage in the evolution of the TV sitcom, but all I got was that the show is "cheap to produce" and "great."  Absolutely no analysis of what the show actually looks like.

All those examples are of male-fronted bands, so she's the first to put her own "down under" up front, right?

Why did they keep the racism from the graphic novel, but none of the naked men? There were naked men on just about every page of the book!

It annoys me when people from other parts of the country say "pahk the cah in Hahv'd yahd" to imitate a Boston accent. You can't even walk on the grass in Harvard Yard (mostly dead because of the massive trees overhead), forget trying to park there. Parking is almost impossible in Boston, as is trying to figure out…

I once was wandering Boston on a late-night date when the streets were suddenly filled with boys wearing the sweaty remains of white face make-up. They were incredibly polite, told us that an ICP concert had just gotten out, and were touchingly eager to help us find the nearest Denny's. I was amused by how quickly…

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This movie is a cross between Shoot 'Em Up and Kung Fu Panda. I highly recommend all three.

I am going to keep submitting samples until I get the same author twice: J K Rowling, then Douglas Adams, then Steven King, then Dan Brown, then Kurt Vonnegut, then Jack London, then Rudyard Kipling, then David Foster Wallace, then Vladimir Nabokov, then Cory Doctorow, then James Joyce, then finally Dan Brown again.

I LOVED "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" but only liked "Blade Runner," mostly for its ambiance . Basically, "Blade Runner" was formed by taking all of the action scenes out of the book and sticking them together without any of the character details. People rarely ask why an action movie character would risk…

1973, when the Vietnam War ended and the Drug War began.