I think y'all are talking about Smithfield's? Which is solid for fast food barbecue.

(for the record, I'm a big fan of both of those bands)

Shoutout to the guy from Fleet Foxes calling anything out for not being "cutting edge."

"Kintsugi? You break a vase, you just buy a new vase. Very simple, folks."

You Yankees need to get your asses down to a Cook Out, where corn dogs are side items and any two of 40 milkshake flavors can be mixed together.

That's actually been happening a bit since the original "Blurred Lines" ruling, especially in R&B. You can see it in Miguel crediting the Smashing Pumpkins on "Leaves" and Beyonce crediting Animal Collective and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, among others, on Lemonade — even though you could argue that those artists don't take…

They sued for a declaratory judgment that "Blurred Lines" didn't infringe "Got to Give It Up" in anticipation of the Gaye estate's lawsuit. It's not the same thing.

I think that first paragraph is right on. I interpreted that Wal-Mart line as sincerely hopeful, but also aware of how absurd it is that a community in the capital of the richest country in the world is so poor that it has to pray for a Wal-Mart.

I think "musicians who collaborate with the Flaming Lips" would at least roughly correlate with "musicians who really, really like mescaline."