I just imagined my whole life that anytime you cross the street in Manhattan in 1970,"Everybody's Talkin" is playing in the background.

That's a nice, crisp bounce pass!

When I was really little, I remember asking my mom to buy me a behind-the-scenes magazine special on the making of Temple of Doom being sold the supermarket. This was prior to actually being allowed to see the movie, but I read that thing over and over again—and amazingly while I can't remember half of what I learned…

Wasn't he crucified in Cheech and Chong's Nice Dreams?

Machete Goes To Summer Camp

These tacos are so craggy and pock-marked, yet so delicious! ¡Todo está muy sabroso!

Wah-Wah guitar effect pedal sales are way down…

The late 80s into the early 90s was the golden age of big budget R-rated action blockbusters.

Today we celebrate…. our (Thanksgiving/Canada Day/Tet/Boxing Day/Rosh Hashanah/Earth Day/Talk Like a Pirate Day/Casimir Pulaski Day/Grandparent's Day/Administrative Professional's Day)

I'm surprised it's taken to so long for an Independence Day sequel to be produced. I mean it was such a formulaic Hollywood blockbuster that it's amazing they didn't jump on turning that one into a franchise right away.

I loved Ebert, but he gave The Phantom Menace 3.5 stars… That had to have bumped it up a notch on the tomato meter.

"Turns out you had another brother with autism!"

It'll just be shot after shot of office doors closing and people picking up phones and saying "What?" while looking worried.

Were Journey and Huey Lewis and the News considered San Francisco bands when they made it big? (Or was Huey Lewis based in Marin). The list of rock bands that made it big from San Francisco after the late 60s/70s is a funny mix—and it seems like more of the bands that were considered relevant and got national…

Have you seen the documentary "The Rise and Fall of The Clash"? I just watched it and it's kind of this sad bittersweet look at what happened when Joe Strummer tried to keep the band going after Combat Rock with a bunch of new members and how Cut The Crap turned out so crappy and Mick Jones was able to adapt to the…

My grandpa started working for Louisiana Pacific at a sawmill while still in high school in the late 1930s and worked his way up to head financial Controller and corporate management with no college education whatsoever by the 1960s. I think he had a lot of friends at the company who moved up similarly—it wasn't…

Roger Sterling just goes straight to SugarDaddy.com.

My dad was rocking the Fu-Manchu/Doobie Brothers mustache look into the early 80s as evidenced by my family photos from when I was a baby/toddler. By the mid-80s he trimmed it down, but he never lost the mustache.

Ken Cosgrove is the god of hell fire and he wants to bring you…FIRE!

Fuckin' limeys.