Well, given how thorough Ken Burns is and how many of his documentaries discuss the contributions of non-white people in American culture and events, I’d be surprised if that subject wasn’t covered in the very first episode. How about we watch it first and then comment on it!

The Dorothy Hamill, yes.

“I’m not going to bury another Batman.”

I’m torn as to whether or not to watch this special. I can’t stand Chelsea Handler but good lord how I do love white privilege.

The White Album was crap? I think it’s their best latter day album.

Pedro Mayoneso

white man Peter Chiarelli

With a few decades of hindsight, it’s pretty clear that the baby boomer generation (insert your generation here) did not radically change society.

Hold on. I love Catherine O’Hara and Andrea Martin too but are you really calling Martin Short, John Candy, Rick Moranis, Eugene Levy, Harold Ramis, Dave Thomas and Joe Flaherty “mediocre at best”?

You’re such a Rachel!

Has anyone ever written a blistering argument for BuzzFeed’s awfulness? Surely some has.

Yeah, I’ve heard a lot of terrible songs over the years but that one almost makes me angry.

Owl City’s “Fireflies”? I’m sorry Dennis, you’ve finally gone too far.

That guy in the header picture below Missy has got some serious tongue action going on.

“I love the blacks! No one knows more about the blacks than I do.”

Martin quoted Rick Nelson’s “Garden Party” and said, “you can’t please everybody, so you’ve got to please yourself.” That could either be a good thing or a bad thing

I’ve always said that Cardi B reminds me of a young Ted Koppel.

He inspired another great song too.

Miles plants himself in front of the front door, fortified by a giant bag of Fritos and a can of lemon-lime Slice.

Excellent write up as always Sam. Can’t wait for this book to drop! I like the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Flea seems like a really nice guy. Here’s one of my favorites: