I keep thinking of the Coen Brothers, either the Big Lebowski or Fargo, but I guess those are more noir than conspiracy films.

In defense of In Rainbows. In Rainbows is probably my favorite album of Radiohead's. While other albums have individual songs that are better, the songs flow together really well, but I don't find any of them to sound like any other song on the album. I agree with the commenter above who noted that OK Computer can…

Die Hard: Just Start Blasting Anything that Moves

Now I have! I was aware that female circumcision existed but I had not heard of that practice. Furthermore, I can't believe how sexist I was being by assuming a person referring to circumcision automatically means male circumcision. In order to prove I'm not sexist, the next time I'm at a party I'm asking women…

I would recommend watching the first season, and maybe even the second season. One of the problems with the show was the writer's strike. For being a show that had so many balls up in the air, a several month gap in the middle of a season was disastrous for it. The show would just add a new character or new power…

@MSP - would you prefer it if she were circumsized? Because I'm sure whoever airbrushed her chest in the picture above could make her dick look sheathed or unsheathed for ya.

Mr. Franco
"As I've written before, the same ambition, chutzpah, and admirable willingness to risk looking like a complete jackass in the eyes of an often-unforgiving public that fuel some of the biggest fiascos of all time also drive revered classics."
Where else did Mr. Franco write about this, I would like to read…

What a fantastic thirdsie.

Baldwin Hills
God would I watch the shit out of that show if it were "a show about the Baldwin Brothers retreating to the mountains to stake out their own sovereignty powered by handsomeness and moonshine." But only if all four of the brothers were in it, and Stephen attempted to build a church in mountains and…

Not only are babies jerks, but they're also really stupid. Of course it was an American scientific study that revealed that fact: http://www.onion.demon.co.u…
(I couldn't find this at theonion.com's archives, I had to google it)

when i was in primary school a friend of mine had a Jew's harp and I had never heard of one or seen one before. I thought he said "juice harp." One time I called it a juice harp in front of my dad, and I was really confused when my dad told me it was offensive and i should call it a mouth harp instead.

If the Academy still holds ownership interest, winners could transfer whatever interests are vested in them. If it's a lifetime possessory interest, one could transfer that and the purchaser would then lose that interest upon the death of the original award-winner. If the interest truly were freely-revocable by the…

This story reminds me of Dodgeball
and my response is always the same "Not mixed together!"

I liked TGUK quite a bit before I turned 19, but when I was 19 the band released On a Wire, and I started listening to them less. When they broke up, I was 21, and still listened to them occasionally. I saw them in 2009 during their reunion tour, having not listened to them for years, and I really enjoyed the show. …

Well done
I've only read a couple of WHTAN (usually ones that names bands I really care about in the title) but the few that I've read I have really enjoyed. They are really well thought-out and I enjoy that they mix Mr. Hyden's personal experiences with the bands' histories and timelines, because I find that's how…

Ian McKellan's Blog, which he has. . .
My thoughts exactly. Also, that was a pretty funny line.

I think FW is the funniest thing about Anchorman, the scenes where he's doing the Newhart-esque one-sided phone gags are hilarious.

I get it! Cause he was blowin' 'em!

Reminds me of
the episode of Futurama "Bender Should Not Be Allowed on Television"

Breaking just means creating the space to enter into, i.e. opening a door, irrespective of whether or not it is locked. Now if 50 had left the door wide open then it would just be trespassing. Burglary is breaking and entering at night with the intent of committing a felony inside the house.
Hamburlary? well that's…