I'm not sure it was the best ever but it's definitely one of the most memorable "tasty memory" of my life : Le Grand Cru Vanille by a well known French pastry chef, Philippe Conticini. It's all vanilla and I'm not even a fan of vanilla (go, chocolate) but eating this cake was like getting a soft, loving hug by a cozy,…

Yes, Angela "Swaggy Trim" Trimbur. I'll go watch this cool doc that is "The Pistol Shrimps" again.

Yes to more Vincent Kartheiser on our screens.

The piano in "I love you Porgy", Nina Simone.

"So loud" is a good way to describe the show, so far. I was excited by the cast but for a comedy, the whole thing just lacks humor and heart.

Maybe he's been unlucky. But I also think he's not the kind of actor who is actively chasing a big career in movies or television. He wants to do what he loves and what he feels right about. Read what he wrote on kindness or spirituality. He seems to be more busy trying to live a meaningful life than to be in the…

It's not that they shouldn't have ended together, but I don't buy Grant and Bullock as a couple in Two Weeks Notice. They're like great friends.

Yes but I want to read about it more. It deserves it.

Could you do season 3 of Playing House, then?

He talked about it here last year. It's very interesting (and so is the whole roundtable) : https://www.youtube.com/wat…

No, not really. I gave up pretty quickly.

It's really not great. I don't quite understand what Sam Elliott and Debra Winger are doing there.

But what am I going to watch then? Damn you, summer.

And the Moby song just starts at the perfect moment. So effective. I love it too.

A friend of mine did it to me once, while I was at work. It's unsettling at first. And fun indeed.

"Get some rest, Pam. You look tired."
This one and Ultimatum are my favorites of the Bourne movies. The chase through Tangier in the third is one of the best scenes of the franchise, I think.

90210 is not a Rob Thomas' show, for me. He developed the idea and wrote a version of the pilot that was not the one they eventually shot. He was still credited as executive producer on this episode though and as "developer" for the rest of the show. But he wasn't the showrunner.

"You wanna watch some TV?" Dohring's delivery of this line brought back some major smart-ass-Logan Echolls memories. God, my love for Veronica Mars will never be shaken.

"You wanna watch some TV?" Dohring's delivery of this line brought back some major smart-ass-Logan Echolls memories. God, my love for Veronica Mars will never be shaken.

As much as I like the Americans, Roxy Music "More than this" belongs to Lost in Translation.
I love this kind of articles. Music is such an important part of a show. I admire music supervisors and creators who come up with music/song ideas for a scene and manage to make the whole thing feel organic. It's tricky to find…