I wrote this song a long time ago! A real long tiiiiiiime ago!

I think Punch-Drunk Love is Anderston's best movie. I also think I'm alone in this assertion.

1.) What Greenware said. My guess is that many Scientologists, like many Christians, believe that their creation stories are perhaps divinely inspired or truthful without being literally factual. But I don't really know.

Kudrow's a producer on the genealogy show.

I liked Exit a lot more than Restrepo. But honestly, neither one really blew me away.

Schwimmer's developed a respectable directing (and sometimes) acting career in the Chicago theater world. He co-founded Lookingglass, a solid theater company.

You guessed it: Frank Stallone.

Yes…
…to that photo

They added two shows in Chicago. Surely you could get tickets to one of the three if you tried when they went on sale?

Munich owns.

He will never not be Ben Katz, to me.

The Robocop is a (very old) dance move. C'mon, Nabin.

That's a metaphor!

Leslie: I have to get ready for my presentation to the Chamber of Secrets.
Ben: Commerce.

NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams's Penis

"The King's Speech: Moutfull o' Marbles Edition! Now on DVD!"

I was superpumped about the Arcade Fire/National shows announced for Chicago (got tickets), but an Arcade Fire/Portishead tour would truly make my head explode.

I don't think of "Love Guru" as a hockey comedy, but then I don't really think of "Love Guru" at all.

The shame here, to me, is that I thought the trailer for Red State looked really exciting. Anytime that Smith (or any filmmaker, for that matter) seems to be stretching his wings, I think it's admirable - even if it leads to dreck like Cop Out (also why I give a pass to Dogma, which I find muddled but interesting).

I think most reports list them as having about 70 members.