“But Hal Blaine would take over when they needed the best.”

Look, can we just have the inevitable Tom Hanks WW2 movie where he plays literally every character, including Roosevelt, Churchill, Hitler, and the entire 101st Airborne?

she wasn’t comfortable doing it, and stood her ground. I’m sure she had a lot of pressure to do it, and she was a young actress without a lot of clout making an unpopular decision so it must have taken some nerve to do what she thought was right for her. So yeah, good for her.

George Costanza is a fantastically angry character — add brains and agency and a catalyzing life event and you get Walter White. But yeah, his saving grace is that he is too much of a nebbish to act on it except in superficial and funny ways (well, to some tastes in humor; the subplots involving him are where Seinfeld…

Man, this one hurts. Albert Finney was one of those actors who was never outshone in a scene, despite not always being the flashiest actor. The gravitational pull of his pure talent was enough.  RIP to a true legend.

RIP.

I don’t know where you all live, but in the Cincinnati area these songs are all still very much in the pop consciousness. “When the end of the world comes, I want to be in Cincinnati because it’s always 20 years behind the times,” Mark Twain once said. 

And that kid grew up to be...Stephen Miller

Only now have I realized how much young Meatloaf resembles Jack Black.

I got a TON of pop culture for the first time from Looney Tunes. I think my first encounter with Humphrey Bogart was when he got a coconut cream pie thrown in his face.

Basically, all Bugs Bunny classical music shorts. To this day, I still refuse to believe that there is not a Wagner opera where a short viking guy sings, “Kill the Wabbit!”; or that the Barber of Seville does not feature the lyrics:  “Why look so perplexed, why must you be vexed, can’t you see you’re next?  Yes,…

Many Americans born between the Depression and the Reagan era have Looney Tunes to thank for instilling them with any amount of cultural literacy.

We all have matching jackets too. You’re missing out!

Rudy Giuliani is one of history’s most ambitiously stupid men. I still can’t fathom how the hell he got elected Mayor of NYC. And I don’t just mean how could anyone possibly vote for him; I mean how the hell has he not stood outside with his mouth open during a rainstorm and drowned to death yet?

No, it was a pretty weird choice for what is supposed to be a tourist attraction for Christmas. It’s fair to question that. I’d question any other First Family that made this choice. 

I think the issue is this site hates Trump and therefore wants to mock anything his white house does regardless.

William Goldman is dead?! Inconceivable!

That’s the worst thing I ever heard.
R.I.P. 

Yes, I’m the illiterate one, not the people who equate approximating a darker skin tone with smearing greasepaint all over your face, painting on big white lips, and doing a grotesque racial caricature.