I like Jason Heller, but that's exactly what this article is saying.

If she's a ginger, she's not lying about that gluten intolerance, at least.

Calling Nicole Kidman!

Suffragette City is the better song, but Rebel, Rebel has the more-memorable riff. In fact, I'm not sure that Suffragette City really has much of a distinct riff. It has more of an awesome punkish rhythm-guitar drone, punctuated by some air-raid noises that may or my not be guitar. Is there a riff in there that I am…

But you might ask: "Sterling, if the content of the commercial doesn't need to be related to the product—if it needs to be merely entertaining—then why do these commercials have any connection, however tenuous and poorly communicated, with the product? Why not just show a clip of a good stand up comedian, then flash a…

I love great B-sides, too. There's something about finding an ace song that's hidden on the flip side. Feels like you've discovered (disc-over-ed?) something.

It's really one of their very best songs!

The point of these funny and weird commercials is not to teach you something about the product. It's just to entertain you long enough to show you the brand name or the logo at the end. As a bonus, you might associate that logo or brand with a good feeling. Everyone says that that don't understand what these…

Wow! There's a lot of hang-time on those blasts. Sounds like that cat is set to kill! https://www.youtube.com/wat…

I find sluglife's blackface avatar-man offensive.

"Shag, you and Scoobs take special guest star Suge Knight and look for B.I.G.'s ghost at the Soul Train Music Awards."

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It looks like you're holding up a cookie phone! To arrange a sex hook-up with! Adorable!

@avclub-50784b27cb193cefef9a016029be394c:disqus , yes, it's mainly the riffs/hooks/melodies that I'm listening to when I listen to Destroyer (or any music). Bejar is a wildly talented composer of rock/folk-rock melodies. I like the way his lyrics sound, too, but I really don't pay any attention to their meaning. I…

Ha!

Oh yeah? How about just one goddamn mention of Lukas Haas? How can you talk about goddamn Brick and not mention Lukas Haas? It's unbelievable, unforgivable,  the bias that AVC haas against this guy.

I find that this is true for almost all musicians that I enjoy. Every time I read something, especially a direct quote, by Dan Bejar I want to throw all of my Destroyer CDs into a creek.

Very appropriate that another great "strutting as acting" superstar, Eliza Dushku, was on talking dead. Another hall-of-famer: Neve Campbell.

You! And You! Don't feed the trolls; don't tease the polar bears!

*strut* into scene