I agree. This is the kind of show I keep hearing about but never actually hear about, if you know what I mean.

I think the real question is has irony gone too far?

I think there is literally one in the US, in a mall somewhere.

Billy Dee is still waiting for Christopher Nolan to call him about being Two-Face.

I see Jessica Pare is channeling the ghost of Johnny Thunders this season. I never thought January was all that but next to Jess she looks radiant.

Oh yeah! Forgot about her.

Do what you want with the girl just leave me alone.

That's my favorite one too.

It was a good show but they got fooled by some easy ones. A few of the card tricks they literally could have said "you did some math."

For some audiophile pressings they space the grooves out to make them nice and loud and get good bass response. I know some of the U2 reissues got that treatment.

I'm getting the impression that the president is weak. Underwood clearly doesn't have much respect for him. And I should know about weak presidents.

This is a really great movie, but I always wonder where the parents are.

If I see the Fox Searchlight logo I expect it to be a shitty movie.

Dream On has been forgotten by everyone…except Denny Dillon. She's still waiting by the phone for the call to do the movie.

sounds legit

A little song, a little dance, Bieber's head on a lance.

That TMZ video is one of the funniest things I have ever seen. Even more so because the unseen photog sounds like a big Cockney bruiser. I can only imagine how frightened he was.

Wild Moccasins, Royal Canoe, Turquoise Jeep. Along with Neon Indian, is there some kind of ironic indie Native American motif going on these days?

Overnight is awesome. My favorite quote is "get used to my film career, cause it ain't going anywhere." And he was right.

I saw the DW's once and I was kinda bummed she didn't take her top off. It's like their schtick.