The scene in Elf when Will Ferrell takes a bite out of the spaghetti with syrup on it is one of my favorites and least favorites at the same time. Ferrell looks absolutely disgusted by the whole thing but he's trying so hard to look content.

When my uncle was in the Navy they found out that their favorite place to get tacos in Okinawa was actually serving cat meat. They didn't return after learning that information but he claims they're still the best tacos he's ever had.

When I was a kid my brother and I used to make pretzel sandwiches. It's exactly what you think it is.

"Can you get me out of it, Grim Reaper? For old time's sake?" - Abe Vigoda, right now

About a year ago I saw an interview Robert Osborn did with Lauren Bacall that went through her whole career and personal relationships. What struck me about her was how fiercely strong and practical she was.
She also told an interesting story about how when she was engaged to Frank Sinatra she knew what mood he was in…

Unless you count James Garner and Eli Wallach from late July, in which case it's the rule of five and doesn't matter who goes next because everything is terrible anyway.

Hodor plays tambourine when the three of them start their band together.

Don't do it! Every pop culture related website I visit has informed me that Alexander Paine doesn't want any of us to see it…but then they gave the time and location of it's airing. Eh, whatever. Do your thing.

Clearly, Wall-E and Groot would be friends until Wall-E became obsessed with capturing Groot to impress Eve with the ultimate plant-life. Then, the knife fight would break out.

But…season one Dean is the highlight of Dean. It's pretty much just downhill after season one for that guy.

My pop-culture weekend in a nutshell: I am Groot!

It is seriously? I read Heart-Shaped Box (which I thought went way off the rails) but I really want to read Horns. That's disappointing to hear/read.

Not to make you uncomfortable or be weird but I find Daniel Radcliffe attractive. So, you know, good for you lol.

Hornburger!

I watched Enemy…twice.
So, you know, a billion points and a cookie for anyone who wants to dissect Enemy with me.

Jeffery Wright can be in whatever he damned well pleases!

It's odd to me that people name their kid Finian. As a history major, I wrote my main thesis on an Irish-American secret society called the Fenian Brotherhood that tried at one point to invade Canada. I can't shake the association.

I see "Mads" (in honor of Mads Mikkelsen) becoming popular way before Hannibal makes a comeback. Parents have an odd way of not encouraging their children to be cannibals*

If anything parents should be naming girls Lana because they're probably already yelling the name (followed by a much softer spoken "Danger Zone"). Everyone knows the hallmark of a good baby name is the ability to see yourself yelling since you probably will at some point. Especially after you've accidentally stepped…

I get what you're saying about Muppet Treasure Island's human casting of Jim Hawkins. It probably should have been Beans or one of the other "little kid" muppets.
Still, it's probably the Muppet film I quote the most.