You do realise that's not the same as justifying rape.

It'll only be his third Oscar, that's obviously a lot by actor standards but hardly like he's got a dozen of them or something.

Amy Adams will probably wind up winning for an Oscar-bait Holocaust film or something.

She, Wes Bentley and Mena Suvari must have their very own support group.

Alison Lohman got married and had a kid, which might be why she's barely been seen since Drag Me to Hell.

Christopher Nolan does seem to have a thing for casting actors who rose to fame in the 80s in his films - Tom Berenger, Eric Roberts, Anthony Michael Hall, Tom Conti, Matthew Modine…

Well I have three of their records and I think they're all pretty great, especially It's Never Been Like That.

I really like this. Bodes well for the album.

I didn't think a huge amount of any of those films, Talk To Her (very deserving Original Screenplay winner that year) and About Schmidt were both miles better

It's even more hilariously awful that Catherine Zeta Jones has an Oscar.

Most forgettable animated film since Planet 51?

For some reason I found it really funny when they first show an ad they've done for the No campaign, and it has a clip of the bloody mime artist who was in the cola ad at the start of the film.

Yeah, Simon Gruber even tells McClane at one point that tormenting and killing him is just a bonus, it's never really about revenge.

I'm guessing Henry Kissinger and the CIA are not big fans of this film.

Mike Tyson's much funnier when he's Drederick Tatum.

Godwin's Law achieved! Er…unless someone already did it on the previous page.

Is that you Apu? Time has ravaged your once-youthful looks.

'An awards statue! Oh, it's a Grammy.'

Discovery is maybe the best one-two-three-four-five punch to an album. I love the second half as well but that run of the first five tracks is staggering.

I still really like Super Size Me (even if the rest of the internet seemingly now doesn't) - everything Spurlock has done since has been  pretty poor though.