That's true as well, but I don't believe it's hard for both ways of doing things to co-exist. Especially for Netflix and Amazon, where regular TV is not as direct a competitor as it is for HBO or FX.

I like it, too. This feels like the next stage for cable networks and platforms like Amazon and Netflix in this new golden age of TV, to do away with the things the major networks live or die by, and just go by what's good and what attracts the most people over a period of time, rather than just a timeslot.

“We live in what we think is a compartmentalized world in which there is something called privacy,” Mann told Variety by phone, having just finished several marathon days of sound mixing and color timing. “A better analogy is that we’re living in a house where all the doors and windows are open and we’re in a very…

Tell her that some of the people with the silliest names are often the most profound here.

Sony isn't an American company though. The studio is based out of Los Angeles, but it's more than likely that the Japanese made the final decision on this. It's not to say that an American company would have done the same thing, but people think this decision was made in Culver City, not Tokyo.

Fair enough.

I don't blame either Sony or Carmike for this decision. It's a "damned if you do or damned if you don't" situation.

Ventura and McMahon were better.

Are you OK with Green Day getting in before them?

Trump and Pete Rose I understand to a degree, specifically since it's a celebrity wing. The Donald has a long friendship with the McMahons, he let them host WrestleMania at his Casino two years in a row and did an angle that brought them mainstream attention. Pete Rose did some funny bits with them (especially his…

At least the R&R Hall of Fame does have a voting body (and a mostly meaningless fan ballot), as opposed to WWE's which is basically predicated on either who the McMahons can make some money off of with DVD's and occasional appearances at big events, or simply former employees in their good graces.

Deep Purple, Warren Zevon, Electric Light Orchestra, Cheap Trick, Steppenwolf, Dire Straits, The Doobie Brothers, Chicago, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Thin Lizzy, Motorhead, Procol Harum, King Crimson, Yes.

It sounds like a drinking game.

And not having stepped foot on American soil for almost 40 years.

I liked it, but I would have loved it if Cranston and Ken Watanabe actually had scenes together.

It's because unlike Hollywood, you have to work Mondays at Applebees.

Plus he just did Map to the Stars, which did well enough critically.

Yeah, but it was being a lazy, self-centered douche that basically lead to the apocalypse.

Hey now, it was awesome to see the Floyd play in ancient ruins.

3 words. Under.The.Dome. Season 2 is about a rash of serial kid-slappers