This book fucked me up. Seriously. Couldn't sleep for days.

This book fucked me up. Seriously. Couldn't sleep for days.

It does, however, contain one of King's hallmarks: kids in peril and/or kids with supernatural power.

It does, however, contain one of King's hallmarks: kids in peril and/or kids with supernatural power.

I completely agree with you regarding the social impact that The Cosby Show had by simply depicting black families in a positive light. I was taking minor issue with the assertion in the article's title that the show "spoke" to race. And no, Cliff's hard on for historically black colleges and old jazz musicians…

I completely agree with you regarding the social impact that The Cosby Show had by simply depicting black families in a positive light. I was taking minor issue with the assertion in the article's title that the show "spoke" to race. And no, Cliff's hard on for historically black colleges and old jazz musicians…

People are going on about the lack of the black humor / Three Stooges homage in this remake, but if memory serves correctly, those elements are more prevalent in Evil Dead II, not the original. I saw The Evil Dead when I was way too young and all I remember is it being utterly terrifying and bleak. I didn't muster a…

People are going on about the lack of the black humor / Three Stooges homage in this remake, but if memory serves correctly, those elements are more prevalent in Evil Dead II, not the original. I saw The Evil Dead when I was way too young and all I remember is it being utterly terrifying and bleak. I didn't muster a…

It seems to me that the 10 episodes cited are examples of how the show explored class, not race. The Cosby Show definitely provided a sorely needed positive depiction of African-Americans on tv, but I barely remember there being any serious discussion about race on the show. I vaguely remember some Black History Month…

It seems to me that the 10 episodes cited are examples of how the show explored class, not race. The Cosby Show definitely provided a sorely needed positive depiction of African-Americans on tv, but I barely remember there being any serious discussion about race on the show. I vaguely remember some Black History Month…

Well, the reason why Cliff was always home is because his doctor's office was in the basement of his brownstone or something. So there's that.

Well, the reason why Cliff was always home is because his doctor's office was in the basement of his brownstone or something. So there's that.

I walked to work today totally immersed in Tame Impala's excellent new album Lonerism and pondering all the new psych stuff out there. I clicked on this review not knowing who The Amazing were but was curious about what warranted the solid grade. In the first sentence I see the mention of Dungen and knew I'd come to…

I walked to work today totally immersed in Tame Impala's excellent new album Lonerism and pondering all the new psych stuff out there. I clicked on this review not knowing who The Amazing were but was curious about what warranted the solid grade. In the first sentence I see the mention of Dungen and knew I'd come to…

I think I'll stay in Brooklyn.

I think I'll stay in Brooklyn.

And let's not forget that Serch could dance his fat ass off (Go, white boy! Go, white boy!). As for authenticity, I don't know if you can get more 'bout it, 'bout it than being the only Caucasian in a crew of Five Percenters.

And let's not forget that Serch could dance his fat ass off (Go, white boy! Go, white boy!). As for authenticity, I don't know if you can get more 'bout it, 'bout it than being the only Caucasian in a crew of Five Percenters.

Vanilla Ice definitely had a white guy flat top, but we try to forget that we let that happen. MC Serch of 3rd Bass also had a pretty legit white guy flat top, but I think he tries to forget that he let that happen.

Vanilla Ice definitely had a white guy flat top, but we try to forget that we let that happen. MC Serch of 3rd Bass also had a pretty legit white guy flat top, but I think he tries to forget that he let that happen.