"Someone better push a kid out of a window!"

And they forgot the Graham crackers and chocolate bars!

"And I see….never mind, that's not rain…."

It doesn't seem to be that impressive a heist.

Quite possibly the best critic Broadway has ever had with musical theatre, though his taste in plays didn't take the transformations of the mid-1960s well.

Springsteen On Springsteen

Out on the street leading to the TKTS booth, our chances are zero.

And that we'll get some warning when the day is near.

This list is probably very telling indeed about the various failures to make a killing from YA fiction:

Mind you, there have been lots of times before when movie producers didn't take the hint until they actually lost money…..

We'd probably need to see the film- it could be that the age gap feels very visible while watching the film, in ways that weren't necessarily inevitable.

And do note that sharing that cigarette has to cancel out at least some of the values of bathing.

Given all the other cultural detritus for which nostalgia has formed in spite of what logic would suggest….

No idea- but it turns out he made the New York Times in 1997:

The latter always struck me as more inept in performance, which seems to be as good a tiebreaker as any.

You mean that isn't Tom Petty?

Other than the lines borrowed from Gilbert O'Sullivan.

One of Billy Joel's stranger hits!

It's not a good sign when the parody version of "Firestarter" with Sir Patrick Moore is more listenable than the original:

And that is something hard to be!