My guess was that it was "Tears of a Clown" and he gets off on circus-play.

True Story, Bro: I spent the summer after I graduated from college working at Kennywood, the park where this was filmed. My time there was significantly less whimsical and/or heartrending. Which was probably due to some deep personal failing on my part.

Pelican is bad and it should feel bad.

I think a live production of "She Loves Me" with Benanti in the lead would be absolutely gangbusters. And holiday-themed, to boot!

This is the AT&T of casting news.

But first, DESALINATE! DESALINATE!

I figured things were going south the second they showed the baby. Downton Abbey treats newborns the way that the Godfather trilogy treated oranges. They are symbols of impending doom.

Your offering is accepted, and your hate is pure. Honestly, all your points make total sense; it might be that, for me, a lot of Aim and Ignite's idiosyncrasies come across as just as flair-ish as the ones on Some Nights. I still love both albums, but wouldn't personally hold either up as perfect expressions.

What about him? What horrific, differentiating influence did he have that makes Some Nights less good? They're both albums full of fun (the regular, unpunctuated kind), bouncy and entertainingly over-wordy production numbers. It's not like "Barlights" or "All the Pretty Girls" were aiming for some deep, thematic truth…

I totally agree, but can someone please explain to me how anyone can love Aim and Ignite and also hate Some Nights? I like both albums, pretty unabashedly, and the only thing that seems to set them apart is that Some Nights got super popular and oh wait I just answered my own question.

My wife and I watch this movie every year and it's a total favorite, but we always feel kind of bad for Nick the Bartender, who's the only person actually doing better in Pottersville than Bedford Falls. He's a small business owner! And that gin joint is jumping! At Martini's he's just a barback, washing glasses and…

My wife and I watch this movie every year and it's a total favorite, but we always feel kind of bad for Nick the Bartender, who's the only person actually doing better in Pottersville than Bedford Falls. He's a small business owner! And that gin joint is jumping! At Martini's he's just a barback, washing glasses and…

She has bested Bee Girl in single combat. She stands alone at the windswept top of Mount Cuddlypants.