Sleigh Bells dude is what I always imagined Generic Indie Kid looked like.

I'd watch OneMcKellan.

My facebook feed is the same as it ever was - just tons and tons of misinformation about food.

Because he's been able to coast on his handsomeness.

It did better than Getaway.  Eighth place, $4.7 mil, total gross $16.5 mil.

As bullshitty as that guy is - his reviews are kind of awe inspiring in their aggressive incomprehensibility, the Kid A review is basically word salad - I don't think I can stand for trash talking the actual album Kid A. 13 years on, still one of the best albums I've ever listened to.

Hasn't he said he's retiring after everything he's done since the late '90s? I know at least Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away were his last films, until they weren't.

Huh, I typed a whole post and apparently it had to be cleared by a moderator. I guess folks aren't ready for me talking about watching a third-rate Godzilla movie.

I bought an ebook reader, I'm on the cutting edge of a few years ago. I subsequently found ebook versions of all the books I own because my god it's nicer to just have a little screen instead of pile of dead trees that can double as a weapon.

If you hover over a link and look to the bottom left of your browser, you get a more complete look at the URL. Which, in this case, contains both the words "buttplug" and "fluttershy", which means I'm not clicking that with a 60 foot pole.

But angry Russian Janeway! And boobs!

Pop culture references on a pop culture website? What an unusual concept!

That sounds like a biopic on your mom!

Bob Peterson has, as a result, been charged with disinfecting the Disney board.

In defense of small town newspapers, they're often run with a skeleton staff that's underpaid and doesn't give even the illusion of a shit anymore.

It seems like the title of a country song.

I think the difference between The White Ribbon and the rest of them is that it allows characters to have happiness. Not all the characters, of course, given its themes of fathers ruining their children, but for all the misery you also get the happily awkward courtship of the schoolteacher and the nanny, which gives a…

The thing I hated about Amour is that he had these actors who could do an amazing job bringing this couple to life, but then he spent most of his time shooting empty rooms and cold, distant shots of them just kind of sitting around being sad. The situation depicted is emotionally complex, but Haneke chose to present…

And they were both really the car, who was the mastermind behind the whole plan!

That's a strange way of spelling "erotic".