I thought about that one too, lex.

She was pretty. I'm sorry, Monkey-king.

Another reason the answers are so contemporary is the whole 'being a woman/not being [x] ethnicity' factor. I'd love to visit Japan at a bunch of times, but about the earliest I could envision being able to actually do some of the shit I'd want to do when I was there would be around 1950.

He's amazing. Great voice, great characters, excellent stuff.

PETA is notorious for this shit, though they usually manage to say something amazingly misogynistic too.

I of course never do any such thing, and you shouldn't either.

Fortunately, in the days of BitTorrent, it's easier than ever to listen to whatever you want without giving the artist a dime.

May I point out that Blair's now a Christian gospel entertainer? Yeah.

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I want to agree too. Amazing.

I absolutely love the way Tammy rips out the "Tammy, stand by the jams" line. What a voice, and I love how much she gave it her all.

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"Kiss You Off" is pretty chipper.

Who was looking at John Hamm's suits?

Danny Trejo improves every movie he is in.

Tobias, your assessment of Once Upon A Time in Mexico is essentially correct.

I can't wait for Kung Fu Hustle. So much fun.

One of the people who talks to him like he's someone else says that, Skunk Ape.

Superior to "Sussudio"? Hell yes.

That's what works about it— it's got a really retro, pop feel, but the lyrics would never get on the radio. The contradiction's the grabber.

You're forgetting Avenue Q.