Both are great, although I only know Kroll as Stu from Life & Times of Tim.

Yoko needs to do a sequel to that No. 4 film that was just close ups of people's asses while they walked a treadmill, this time starring the Gallagher brothers.

Mobb Deep is still alive in terrible zombie form.

Made in BK is worth it for the Pass the Bone Remix, that beat is what's up.

I fourth the Def Jux G2G. There's quite a few excellent albums that came out from them, most of the solely El-P produced ones.

Bruce Vilanch jokes, always worthwhile.

Also Inspectah Deck murdered Big Pun and Prodigy on Tres Leches. Although he also put out The Movement which was dire and brings him down a notch.

Are you a bug, Bill Murray?

Quit fucking with the Wu-Tang Clan and give them a goddamn Primer.

I still say that Liquid Swords is clearly considered to be the best Wu solo album. I wish Metacritic was around in the '90s to settle this but Rateyourmusic and Allmusic have my back.

Sonny and Annie seem pretty white and pretty damn poor. Janette is white and doesn't really seem better off than LaDonna.

Finding Forever was good. UMC and his acting are dreadful. He should go back to rapping and not fucking with producers outside his comfort zone.

F seems about right. I'll be god damned if this album is the same caliber as The Renaissance.

Even Rock N' Rolla was a big step up from the Rush Hours or X-3.

The Pyro versus Iceman "fight" was a such a fucking waste. Iceman just turns into shiny ice and punches him in the face.

I thought Superman Returns was pretty good, but I've never seen any other Superman movie. And I've never enjoyed reading the Superman comics.

I was surprised that they didn't go out of the way to highlight the Malcolm X reference with Rollo holding a water-gun looking out his window talking about "by any means necessary." Nice subtle touch, Cleveland show.

X-Men 3 was waaaaaay worse, in a league of it's own. Kelsey Grammar as Beast was the lone bright spot.

Patrick Stewart must come back, there's no other option for Professor X. Not even Larry David.

He was also Dave Matthews dad in the best (meaning silliest) episode of House ever.