People thought Chauncey Gardiner was a genius, too.

Oooo, I love Echo. Such a sad, grown-up album… but with a few shots of joy like "Free Girl Now".

Wiccan and Hulkling

It’s two minutes of full-bore rock-band R.E.M., something that hadn’t been witnessed in years, and something that fans might have thought had been completely subsumed starting with “Everybody Hurts.

That's the great irony about the Stone jokes… The character (based on a real person supposedly) appears white. Her casting fit the character very well.

Wait… are you saying that an Irish role must be cast with an Irish actor, a Scottish role with a Scottish actor, etc.?

I'm pretty sure that a Newswire a while back said Disney is developing the Chronicles of Prydain as a film series.

Starz also has The Girlfriend Experience, which a lot of people raved about. Me, I thought it was Intentionally Arty, but ultimately pretty hollow.

Yeah, it was weird. "We had to wait a full TWO EPISODES before this show fulfills is promise!" Sheesh, how many shows get that lucky?

We have no idea, but knowing this show, it’ll probably drag out any sort of reveal for as long as it possibly can.

Bart is, indeed, voiced by a woman, but this chart only is for supporting characters.

Bendis needs a co-plotter on his team books — someone who can take his decent ideas and give them pacing and structure. Then he can dialogue them all he wants.

Just jumping in here from the future…

The South Park review has brought a bunch as well.

They're wrong anyway. There are black people on Portlandia. Like, for instance, the creator of Battlestar Galactica, Ronald D. Moore.

Give The Seeger Sessions a try. Some don't like it, but it's Springsteen's funnest, most joyful record.

Another great song with the same theme is Portastatic's "I Wanna Know Girls".

I love "Human Touch". It's the same yearning as his early songs, but filtered through middle-aged eyes.

Oooh, yeah, I forgot about that one! It's great!

Meh. Perusing this: https://www.washingtonpost….