We should all be so lucky to have a few years of goodness before we start shoveling out the dreck.

And despite that wide range of influence, it's still such a unique album. Clarity gets a lot of plays in my iTunes library precisely because I have so few albums like it. I still feel little chills when Table For Glasses hits its climax.

Regardless of the results, that's always a quality in an artist that should be appreciated.

Hating Piano Man… because sometimes you can't just shut up and enjoy something simple.

Odds of him sharing a scene with Walton Goggins?

IT'S A BEAR DANCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The casting of John Hawkes is amusing to me, because I keep thinking of Ordell's line in Jackie Brown, saying "your ass used to be beautiful!". Must've been thinking about even earlier in his life.

On one hand, you're completely right: the albums were very earnest lyrically, and the music still tried to be serious. Most people who dismiss it as all an experiment in irony are doing so for superficial reasons. On the other hand, there's a limit to how serious you can take it all when they add in drum loops and…

Favorite part of the video is around 0:25, where we see Prince Oberyn wonder why he's so aroused by the whole thing.

Did you outsource that headline to Buzzfeed or something?

I was going to say, Susan Sarandon is looking good these days.

Well, underneath whatever good humor and pleasant personality she may show on talk shows, she's still bound to be your usual insecure Hollywood actress.

Coogan's Michael Caine is the winner, right?

I had known about this disaster for quite a while (thanks to a combination of my curiosity about foreign soccer, reading "Fever Pitch" and… well… the existence of the internet). I'm still profoundly confused as to how this kind of disaster could have possibly happened. Watching it, I became more convinced than ever…

I went through a pretty bad shoplifting phase in my teenage years. I don't even remember which ones I stole and which ones I paid for.

Lady Gaga already exists.

A bear there was, a bear, A BEAR!
All black and brown and covered with hair…

It's a series of tubes.

I can't really disagree with you. Although I would add that Han shooting first does also underline his cold, hard, and cunning nature, whereas Greedo shooting first does make him seem a little lucky: at the end of the day a lot of my fellow Star Wars geeks have been up in arms over something that's ultimately not as…

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