I took the headline to be a threat (or a dare) rather than an invitation.

I read somewhere (maybe on these pages?) how McCartney stopped by his place once for a visit. Grohl then realized he had an embarrassing amount of Beatles memorabilia and artwork in his home. Nice.

In all candor, this show was one of my greatest guilty pleasures, so I'll be there. No sign of Alice Eve, so, so much for Vince's whirlwind marriage.

"And we'll get Richard Sherman to compose some songs. Not the Disney legend, the Seahawks' cornerback."

I knew the founder of Radio Spirits, Carl Amari, in of all places, junior college. He was always incredibly passionate about old-time radio. Carl was actually a great guy, which is nice, because he got really, really rich when he sold the company.

If everything that's been commercially-released is now considered canon, then there's a special place in Beatle hell for "If You've Got Trouble" and "What's The New Mary Jane."

Sony needed to cut its losses, and the red wire.

That is what I meant. Thanks, VC.

John's always going to be the P.C. pick.

I agree, and our family found the doc fascinating because in reality, she really was all the things you mentioned.

Wow, Joseph, me too. My boss was just around the correct age and locale for him to have encountered her.

We like to put on Dylan's Christmas record a few times at least into the season. We admit that we like it about the same as he planned as he made it: About 10 percent ironic, and about 90 percent legitimately. Dylan stated that one of his intentions was to make it sound like the albums one could purchase at the gas…

Just here to point out that by placing "The Beatles" in italics, it could be taken to read that the White Album never existed. If you placed it in a snowbank, and the unique serial numbers were obscured, perhaps there's something to it!

As much as I am looking forward to Star Wars, Batman v. Superman, and all the Marvel movies, this right here is what puts a goofy grin on my face.

You know, in the "Stars" thing, I fall more in the Trek than the Wars camp, but the Falcon is indeed the coolest ship ever in all of S-F. Nice to see it looking good.

He sure looked odd in that picture after he shaved. Not Zellweger-level odd, but still.

Agent NoRelevance McShieldy

I really liked "Write Now!" I guess it was a one-time only thing.

I typed this comment, and then pressed the "post as" button.
What?
I PRESSED IT!!!!!!!!!!

Each time Root plays a boss who's not Jimmy James, an angel takes a swig of Rocket Fuel Malt Liquor.