That was the best book ever.

MPDG alert
Emma Roberts appears to be doing the Manic Pixie Dream Girl thing in this one.

It was funny at first, but the longer it went on it became sadder.

Because I'm such a geek, I did a Google Image search on "weezer hurley", and the majority do have the jewel case.

First like you mean it.

Since last year's incident, Ms. Swift earned herself a nice wave of sympathy, a truckload of awards, and a ridiculously large pile of cash. So her "wounded kitten" performance last night seemed awfully melodramatic. So what, she got momentarily upstaged last year, it's not like she was beaten up by Chris Brown. It…

If Peregrine had won, I think she (and the show) would have faced some criticism about the fact that she didn't photograph the piece herself. I could see the mainstream media picking up on a story like that, i.e. ''Next Great Artist' claimed others' work as her own".

I don't exist.

It's a specific title, given to a lay person who has been authorized to dispense Communion at Mass. To the best of my knowledge, that's their only responsibility, so it's not exactly a major thing.

It's like rain on your wedding day.

Zabka!

And the living room set looks like the one from "Bewitched".

PSN
Seems like the review should mention that this is a "Playstation Network" game, so people don't look for it in retail stores.

Come along and ride
Slide, slide, slippety-slide, with switches on the block in a '65.

Agreed. Flatliners is the movie that I still associate him with. It was such a big movie at the time.

The cable movie channels used to show this a lot during the early/mid 1980s. It did what rock radio stations wouldn't do: introduce hundreds of suburban teenage kids to the awesomeness that was the Ramones. For that accomplishment alone, it deserves praise.

It just goes to show you….
Anyone Can Play Guitar.

Babe: Pig in the City

Yawn
Nudity presented as a serious artistic statement is a rather tired concept by now, isn't it? I suppose it was considered edgy back when "Hair" first appeared on Broadway over forty years ago. And the assassination bit at the end was remarkably pretentious. Badu basically stole Matt & Kim's idea, eliminated…

Uh, "Gilly"? It's "Gigli".