He's a scumbag, but (if true, of course) to have done or said ANYTHING that could be misconstrued is just gross ineptitude and misjudgment on Megan's fault, given that she knows the nature of the beast. Kind of like a political/journalistic Tony Rocky Horror.

And possibly to hide and excuse his own sweating nervousness.

After watching this, all I could think was that Johnny Utah was lucky not to have died in a rain of his own bullets.

Stone has a giant tattoo of Richard Nixon on his back. Wonder if Jared Leto will follow suit for "Suicide Squad 2"?

It was two grand well spent. Patent trolls are tantamount to blackmailers. He would have come back for more.

It's a bit of a slow-burn for the first few episodes, but then it really kicks into high-gear.

You almost have to admire the dogged (see what I did there?) determination of the makers of Beethoven in their making a similarly flat-lining sequel just one year later.

I'm surprised it never gets brought up in the "Worst Ever Movie" conversations. I guess some things are so awful that the only thing you can is try to pretend they never existed in the first place.

One of my major pet peeves in life (along with the rampant abuse of exclamation points) is the general overuse (not to mention misuse) of the word "unique". There is nothing unique about John Oliver being "a Green Card holding man of two nations", unless, that is, that I - and I alone - am actually John Oliver and…

The Hives at the 9:30 Club on June 19th, 2012. Coincided with the first wedding anniversary after my wife and I filed for divorce. They turned what could have been a truly depressing evening into something cathartic and transcendent.

I saw them live a few times. They were decent, but nothing special.

In 1992, a friend of mine was the 1,000,000th customer at Warner Bros movie theater in Leicester Square in London. He won a year-long pass for unlimited movies for two people. Let me tell you something - quality control goes out of the window when something is free. Evidence A for the prosecution: I saw "Nothing But…

I actually paid money to go see "Ballistic" in the cinema. While by no means good, I remember it as by no means being the worst movie ever made either. If nothing else, I do at least remember it.

Has this ever been disputed? "Easy Riders, Raging Bulls" reported this almost 20 years ago.

I don't even especially like eggs, but I could totally go for one of these.

The Burgh certainly has its fair share of outlandish sandwiches, between Primanti's and the Roethlisburger. I ate at both within a 12 hour period back in March, and I don't think I've needed to eat since.

But will Tess still be wearing a jacket that is about ten sizes too big for her at the end of the show?

I've always liked the modesty that lies at the heart of the Dos Equis advertising campaign. For all the over-the-top shenanigans of The Most Interesting Man in the World, he doesn't religiously consume the product he's promoting. And even when he does, it's nothing more than a preference. Kind of like my relationship…

I don't think they actually said he was a child killer (granted, we saw him with the little girl which fueled that). It was a man's head that he wore as a hat. Not much consolation to said man, but it's something.

Why do you think he stole Briggs body?