…or is it?

@avclub-cd69510f4a69bc0ef6ba504331b9d546:disqus has earned m'daily avclub sympathy-like

are you referring to "i think i might have killed the president"?

k-k-k-kiss & kill yr boyfriend~!

wire season 5 was all As, but that might not count, cause it's the wire

armalite is my favorite dan yemin-related thing by far. so glad i got to see them at the fest a few years back

from watching the first series of strike back (as well as the requisite six or seven episodes of the wanking dead) i've come to the conclusion andrew lincoln's the most wooden-iest british actor alive.

you didn't need to spoil it!

but if you're putting up multiple signs (and, presumably, only driving one vehicle to the show) then couldn't you spare a space for a fellow fan? unless you need those extra spots to evade the wrath of an extra-vigilant late-night meter maid who stakes out those two-hour parking lots with a stopwatch. or maybe you…

i hope one day not long from now, when matt pike's standing offstage at the rock & roll hall of fame induction ceremony, guitar in hand, preparing to perform "dopesmoker" with backing from kreayshawn, tay zonday and the ghost of paul mccartney, he'll think back to this column and cry a single tear for his own…

your spot's that 15 minute parking space close to free state brewing, right? i'm probably going to end up driving up and down mass for a good twenty five minutes, till i cave and head over to the public library parking lot near the empty building formerly known as local burger. r.i.p. local burger :'(

so pumped to see him tonight! now, if only i can remember where i put my fucking tickets.

not only that, but no one's hacking this webzone to post their feelings over steve heisler's rant. comments on articles are posted at the bottom of the screen, not in the middle of an idea being expressed, whereas heckling is a rude and (typically) discouraged interruption to the proceedings. with one swoop of mod…

next newswire'll read: mark david chapman sends frank turner flowers with a note saying "y're welcome"

next newswire'll read: mark david chapman sends frank turner flowers with a note saying "y're welcome"

as good as bulletproof monk?

as good as bulletproof monk?

this. tati would purposefully subvert the audience's expectations that his mr. hulot protagonists would have a "moment" with the ostensible love interest toward the end of the film; much like real life, those moments never happened. characters moved apart without even getting the chance to say bye to each other. plus,…

this. tati would purposefully subvert the audience's expectations that his mr. hulot protagonists would have a "moment" with the ostensible love interest toward the end of the film; much like real life, those moments never happened. characters moved apart without even getting the chance to say bye to each other. plus,…

*gro-'neal*