Rock N Roll is an odd record; it's full of both his best and worst traits as an artist. That can make it a hard listen for some people. My friend, for example, hates "So Alive," and while I'd be hard-pressed to call that song "good," I love it all the same.

Really? I could swear I saw him on The Daily Show (or maybe Conan?) a few years back where they showed a clip from the film and Rudd was yukking it up with the host.

Certainly one of the worst books of the last decade, according to ComicsAlliance:

He's quite intense in "Winter's Bone," as well, particularly in his first scene with Jennifer Lawrence.

That little kid is freaking me out. She looks like she's going to eat my soul.

"Prophets" would be another good choice.

So Fausto is literally pining for the fjords?

#hashbrowns

This post is incomplete without a link to the Mountain Goats' cover:

Actually, it's "Personal Life," which consists, in its entirety, of this tidbit:

What about the one where he fucked his aunt?

I seem to recall some similarly unfortunate synchronicity with Ben Stiller's The Watch.

Yeah, that was one of the first times I'd seen him play a straightforward dramatic role with none of the tongue-in-cheek nature of his earlier roles. This being Homicide, it was also pretty dark: he played a cop whose father is murdered and who then hunts down the murderer. Campbell later described the role as "Brisco…

Man, fuck clinical depression.

Seriously, I picked up the Winter Soldier trade earlier this year and I've been on a tear ever since—I've gotten his entire run on Cap as well as Daredevil and Gotham Central. I need to check out Iron Fist next.

Wasn't Hawkeye already like 80 percent deaf? This was back in the early 80s. And then everybody forgot about it and I guess Fraction decided to…re-deafen him?

"It took two people to write that song?"

In fact, forget the movie!

So, Janice?

A ballpoint banana!