“There’s no longer going to be Framily as of this Friday,” Claure said
to employees, who met the news with a mixture of oohs and applause.

Most disappointing album of 1994: Liz Phair's Whip Smart

Twas the height of the Portugese fado music craze in the movies. Really, quite a fine film, music, photography and all the rest. Story by Thomas Hardy!

I doubt many shows depicted anything about Vietnamese refugees in the 1970s. Then again, I didn't remember this one!

I implore all ad firms to shell out enormous bucks for the prestige of a name director of photography in their Froot Loop commercials.

Save one to make a wife.

I just told you they're funded by the Google Cultural Institute. But you're right, one of the Argentinian street art foundation sites is down for non-payment. Overall, it's a great source of tourism.

Trademark, not copyright. I kiddest thou not. http://en.wikipedia.org/wik…
"The Foot of Cupid is a trademark of the BBC television series, Monty Python's Flying Circus." They stole it from Bronzino.

I wonder if Google funded this work, or its lawsuit. Here's the original. You don't have to go to the lawyer's PDF. It's almost identical to the mural in the movie, except the dogs have been moved rightward.
http://www.google.com/cultu…
Graffiti artists from all over the world go to Argentina because it's legal there.

The *original* story was in the Hollywood Reporter http://www.hollywoodreporte… not the Deadline article linked here. The Guardian properly credited the H.R., why can't the AV Club? It's not the story was just scribbled on a wall, you expect a proper credit to a copyrighted story.

Criticism_of_meme_theory, at about the level of abstraction I'm willing to tolerate: http://en.wikipedia.org/wik…

Oklahoma, Kansas, wherever Footloose is set, I'm sure would be an at-will employment ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wik… ) state. Most are?

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They know a lot about sex ed. It seeps in.

Add oil (or butter) and put it in the broiler.

mighty not pretty

Thanks for the tip on that show.

Can't find the exact article I was thinking of, but there was a lot of joking about the accent, including from Winslet herself. Some say it was all a put-on, Wikipedia says Variety says perfect Lancashire, others West Yorkshire, or a roommate from a particular class from a room over a shop on a road in Sheffield,…

Of two re-release exploitation of Mad Men fame indie movies, I'll take the January Jones one. Because it shows range in someone not known for it.
* Moss in New Orleans, Mon Amour (2008)
* Jones in Swedish Auto (2006).

And the late BBC accent was, of course, on the British Broadcasting Co.