Whoa, Pitchfork posted their review, and it's tanked with a 5.6. Plus it's Arcade Fire's first and only album (not including the late physical release of the debut EP) not to make the Best New Music selection.

I do wonder about Reflektor and why it needed to be spread over two 2 CDs when it's just a hair over the runtime a CD can support. Could they not cut two songs off that bizarre and overindulgent second half, or at least a few minutes out of all the dead air? Or were they planning a true double-album and just cut a…

MySpace or yours?

Not without an iCloud account, at least if Proposition 235 passes, and we all hope it will.

Well, how else do you expect to be inundated with unskippable ads for 2018's Apps: The Movie!?

At least in my experience Bluetooth still makes everything needlessly complicated for the sake of a tiny convenience. Forget to charge your headphones every single day of the week? Well, enjoy listening to NOTHING, YOU FORGETFUL SHIT.

Oh, fuck you, Apple.

Eep!

SHORT ROUND WEPT

I like this comment quite a lot.

With a low introductory rate?

Mustard all the beauty he possesses inside.

- Wuv, Pickle

Yesterday she opened with two minutes reminding everybody she's a working mom in America, just in case they were going to grill her about that whole silly transgender issue, which of course they did anyway, but it was a nice try on her part.

You misspelled IHOP.

I watched some of it. And it was worse than I could have imagined. I still occasionally cringe when one of ten or so memories I have from Studio 60 randomly pop into my head.

They'll just go with the "Trump remains national disgrace" headline and it'll work for decades of Sunday afternoon repeats on TNT.

Let's please not mention Red Letter Media, a group of educated fellows who mask criticism in seven levels of sarcasm, with Doug Walker, a manchild with flailing arms and zero taste, as though they're somehow equatable.

"You could do a sketch where a character purchases, and is satisfied with, a GE washer and dryer."

"Me, my ass double, and a drill that once appeared on Home Improvement…"