Simpsons, i mean M*A*S*H did it first, when Klinger courted Winchester to fund his hula hoop start up. And then to his death jumped from a great height. And Hawkeye made us feel better and worse when he gave the eulogy.

My browser's ghostery ad-on shows that the avclub delivers 11 tracking files to my computer. Some websites facilitate more; many deliver fewer. I didn't feel manipulated, exactly, when I saw that this site serves as a delivery mechanism for technologies engineered to track me. I think we all kind of assume this is the…

Covering Elliott Smith seems very challenging. His performances were highly personalized for the most part, and often the lyrics and his vocals are tightly tethered to, or composed the core of, his songs more generally; lots of whispered vocals and minimalist acoustic guitar. How does one sing a song that is so easily…

His infamous Willie Horton ad exemplifies pushing the race button to scare I mean encourage the base into show up at the polls.

She was studying to become a scientician before she got into acting, I read somewhere.

AVC: Mr Nixon could you tell us what was said during the missing 18 minutes of recording?

I too prefer the German style. Mayonnaise makes me want to puke.

Predetermined resolution? Pounds fist into sand: Damn you, damn you all to hell!

Given his voice and command over performance, Cash could turn the phone book into a song you always keep in the shuffle mix. He could turn X nation's national anthem into an ipod staple (I was thinking Canada's).

I've talked about growing up in SA on this site before; biggest small
town in the US, that kind of thing. I agree with the tenor of your
comment. The city's not a hotbed of entertainer / entertainment
creation. But there are some good things associated with the place:

In the last house on the left?

Goat in the water.

The plane in vain likely fell in wet terrain.

I don't know about Rage but System's vocalist could sing. I found it quite good sounding, operatic even, in the Freddie Mercury sense of the term.

It's referred to as either a malapropism or an onomatopoeia or a homonym or a Cleveland steamer. It's one of those. The funny one.

When I read that I swear I heard the Scharpling sound collage in the background. Spring break.

Now that I like. I didn't know Amazon offered new releases. That strikes me as a bit excellent. I used to enjoy going to the cineplex but not so much anymore. But I'm out of the country for a while anyway. That 90 minute mark just seems like a very important guidepost, however arbitrary it may be.

Holy crap that sounds like hell and is entirely inappropriate but legal. You must have incredible character. At a minimum you have a good story.

At work no one should have to sit with their back to the door. It's a position of exposure and vulnerability. If lack of space forces it, give that seat to the temp.

So I followed your lead and like you, the last sentence caught me off guard, prompting an out loud, "that's… just terrible." Note the $96 million box office.