It’s a sliding scale that has a lot of leeway, perhaps a full decade in either direction.

Do they peak Vulcan on “what?”

Elizabethtown is terrible.

We’re talking about a totally outrageous paradigm.

*How cute!*

When it plays I work I sing, “Look at this pornograph...”

My theory was that record executives approached artists who hit big between 65 - 75 and said something like, “Here’s your producers, here’s your songwriters, show up in the studio on these days and show up here three months later to film a video, and we guarantee a gold album.”

Who cares, they’re always changing corporation names?

“Who are you?”

He was the bomb in Phantoms, yo!

“Ratner’s assistant called her multiple times to set up a date.”

Toback: “Us dudes, we’ve go to stick together against these cocksuckers and cunts, amirite?” *high five*

I often say that the best pop songs are about 15 - 17 year olds, or from the POV of 15 - 17 year olds. Some songwriters can pull it off, like 60 something Bruce Springsteen singing about girls in their summer clothes.

It’s not really quasi-sexual, it sounds fairly mercenary capitalist to me.

Don’t Stand So Close To Me

Oh, boy.

It feels “off” somehow, like they’re trying to hard.

Ted Cruz is the same age as Matt Damon, Jennifer Connelly, and Heather Graham, but he constantly sounds like their square father trying to talk “hip” to “the kids.”