there are a ton of "Hey Ya" covers out there, though to be fair that song has a somber acoustic guitar in it anyway.

Got her mind made up.

Why Efron? I've been hoping they cast an Asian American guy for the role.

They were "deniably" racist, let's say. They hated Del Rio and immigrants, but loved Cesaro because he was "the right kind" of immigrant. Meaning he was hard working and legally in the country, of course, what else could that mean?

Captain Jack Harkness has a lot of Roger Moore's Bond in his pansexual DNA, I think.

I'm still sitting here waiting for the JINX movie!

It wasn't a very good movie, though.

She's a newspaperman!

I always read it that it was never really a choice for Hildy — she didn't want "the simple life" at all, and was only going to marry Ralph Bellamy as a way to stick it to Walter. The only time she's wrong-footed is when she thinks he's not going to call her bluff. So, not a tragedy, just a glimpse into a hilariously…

I really want this to be great, but Cassidy's eyes/lack of sunglasses are such a bald indication that they'll be playing loose with the source material. It's such a little thing, but indicative of an attitude that makes me nervous.

The ghosts are never not helpful, though. The very first thing that happens is a ghost gives a warning, which Edith regrets not understanding. So there's no "reveal" to be had (about the ghosts, anyway). Which, i thought, was generally the movie's major fault — there was no nuance. It was heavyhanded and blunt when it…

Aw, but it looks so cool!

He may yet have access to a time machine.

I was surprised nobody mentioned him, honestly.

Nah, '60s and '70s Jimmy Olsen was the coolest of the cool. Dude had his own fan club and was best pals with Superman. If that doesn't give a man swagger, what will?

She also first appeared in 1958, which seems culturally more likely to call people "girl" and "boy" and it be ok.

Check out the Flash, it's a blast.

Goes to show I shouldn't try to learn about Mormon culture from Twilight message boards.

I'd heard it was already a big Mormon thing, which is how "Renesmee" came to be.

I understand the Mary Sue criticisms (though I don't agree it's disqualifying or even necessarily a bad thing, seeing as the Mary Sue character appears to have a tragic end) but I've never understood the Denna hate. She seems pretty well characterized to me. Her motivations are hazy but that's one of the main…