I wonder what brand of athletic wear Dwayne Johnson prefers.

Oh man, as a Xenia native, I am torn between joining the Dayton-area party and reigniting the Xenia-Beavercreek high school rivalry here in the comments section.

Is that how you say hello where you're from?

That's one of those interesting 30's movies that you can tell was adapted from a play because it casually comments on things Hollywood would quickly decide not to talk about. Specifically, I'm thinking of the black gangster who basically calls the black chauffeur an Uncle Tom.

From what I understand, he didn't. Not any of them.

Came here to ask that very question. For me, in fact, everything is pitch black and I have to highlight the page just so text shows up.

I keep waiting for him to pull some Pete Campbell-level bullshit to get himself promoted; something like Campbell's attempt to blackmail Don back in Season one (except it will actually work for him).

That theory was busted when Hope & Faith ran for 8 consistently brilliant seasons.

That's like someone sexy saying "I'm into some really kinky stuff" and then qualifying that statement with "by which I mean pedophilia."

But they WON the franchise wars. They're winners, damn it!

I found a BTTFII poster on sale and was initially disappointed that it wasn't the first movie (the objective best and only true classic) or the third (a personal favorite that I feel is too underrated). But I got it, and I must say, over time I've really warmed to the film. It's probably the weirdest, silliest entry…

I looked into this once out of curiosity, and this is the only McCartney solo song that appears on Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Songs of All Time list. (There are, of course, several Lennon songs).

YES!

"Variety shows are cheap to produce, and with strong personalities at the center, they can be tons of fun."
Hey, this just gave me a great idea! You know how Leno is leaving the Tonight Show? Well let's give him a variety show! It would be so cheap that we could justify low ratings, and Leno would provide a lead-in to…

I certainly don't care about Pokemon anymore, but as someone who was 8 years old in 1999, this is the best, funniest thing I have ever read. Thank you.

"It may be the devil or it may be the Lord, but you gotta serve somebody…" such an impenetrable, classically Dylan-esque, deeply metaphorical allegory, eh?

As someone who didn't know what the Harlem Shake was, last month provided one of the most confusing Daily Show moments of zen I have ever watched.

Despite (to his credit) not watching much reality television that I know of, my father seems to love Duck Dynasty. I'm going to attribute this to the fact that he is a Midwesterner, and people who live just above the mason-dixon line are endlessly amused by them country folk who, god bless 'em, may not have a Harvard…

I have never watched a full episode of Star Trek, Doctor Who, The Walking Dead or Game of Thrones. I am in no way opposed to sci-fi or  "nerdy" pop culture entertainment, but I never tried to get into these series and now the internet's obsession with them has made them ubiquitous and inescapable in a way I find…

The only Fast and Furious (and only Justin Lin) movie I've ever seen is Fast Five, which I watched on TV once when I was bored. The action scenes were actually fairly entertaining. What can I say, shit blew up pretty good.