All of these things sound terrible.

Daddy Mac from Kriss Kross died today too.  Early reports are an OD.

"Still, there’s no joy in watching a completely abhorrent character do awful thing after awful thing. "

I caught his special on Comedy Central and I really wanted to hate this skinny punk 19 year old kid with his Justin Bieber hair.  But he has this great talent for wordplay.  And this song shows a great deal of self awareness for someone of his age.  http://youtu.be/Eo9pU1q8sy8

http://youtu.be/70eU840lc38

I'm sure it's been covered, but the Maester is Qyburn, Westeros's resident Dr. Frankenstein.

Mike at the end trying to find a bright side in the marine losing his leg was darkly hilarious.

I didn't like it either.  The reactions to the King assassination were largely over the top.  Don's breakdown about his kids didn't feel earned. I loved the Twin Peaks-esque insurance man scenes, but that was about it.  I would have preferred something a bit more poignant I guess.

Isiah Whitlock Jr. just has the best speaking voice in Hollywood.

And he lived happily ever after, right?  Wait, what?  Oh man, fuck the 1960s.

This is cool and all, but whenever I hear this type of music it always turns out that the band has some kind of neo-nazi ideology.

Ray Price still shows up at Willie Nelson's events.  At least until pretty recently.

When did London Calling replace Fun House?

@MaritimePilot:disqus Plus she has a degree in mathematics from UCLA, so she's no bimbo.

It's a perfectly cromulent word.

Will you fuckers stop being so fucking young?  You're killing me over here.

For a second there I thought his movie was called "Man Push Cart, Chop Shop", which makes it sound like a vaguely racist parody of a Chinese man speaking pidgin English

I like some of John's and Paul's solo work, but overall Paul's solo albums tended to be fluffy and trite, and John's tended to be self absorbed, dogmatic and judgmental.  They needed each other for balance.

The song is a goofy lark, so Ringo's "barely even trying" vocal style fits.  Cocker treats it like an anthem and it just seems bathetic.

Pickett's "Hey Jude" is where it's at.  Also, Ike and Tina's "She Came in Through the Bathroom Window".