Remember when Elizabeth Taylor died, and the byline on her New York Times obituary belonged to a guy who'd died six years earlier? Not how we roll!

Anybody mention "Alimony" yet?

Anybody mention "Alimony" yet?

I have mixed emotions. I'm glad it's going away, but my heart goes out to whoever has to write another four hours of that thing. And whoever has to watch it.

I have mixed emotions. I'm glad it's going away, but my heart goes out to whoever has to write another four hours of that thing. And whoever has to watch it.

I mourned Jean Giraud, Peter Bergman of the Firesign Theatre, Leonardo Cimino, and the two hours of my life that I spent watching "The Snowtown Murders."

Not much to report this weekend. (If I'd know this was coming, I'd have watched "Werckmeister Harmonies" or something.) Watched "Fringe", "Portlandia", "An Idiot Abroad". the black-comedy-club doc "Phunny Business", which tells a fascinating story in the about cheesiest way imaginable, and "Martha Marcy May…