I've always thought that the reason Spotify excluded the Beatles from their streaming service was because the Beatles had already signed their catalog to Apple. Or was it because McCartney did not want to give it away for free?

Thanks for filling me in. Part of me wonders if Dylan was employing some of the old mid sixties cynical sarcasm there…

Why was Dylan sued? I missed that one.

Which one?
God I hope it was the Pit and the Pendulum.

Thank you Netflix!

Yeah, most of the original "Pilgrims" were classical Puritans, i.e, strict Calvinists, and some were other Protestants looking to escape the bloody campaign run by the Church of England.

That graphic on the Royal Wedding is a little misleading: Who needs porn when you whack it to Kate and Pippa?

He should be praised- that avatar only makes that double entendre-stricken sentence even MORE erotic.

Finally the glorious return of ZMF has come to enlighten our dark, meaningless lives!

But they were much more likely to tie the bride and groom together with rope in order to foster some "closeness" between the couple. And they also engaged in practices like announcing marriage consummation to the entire community.
Those pesky pleasure less people…

I've always thought that using 'chicken' as the insult to Marty and his son was a hamfisted way of the screenwriters (or perhaps the studio) making the film more "family friendly", which makes little sense because the first film was wildly popular and featured many swear words used as insults.

Though both sequels are definitely weaker than the originals, I'd say that Ghostbusters 2 is superior to Back to the Future 2 simply because, on a recent viewing of BTTF2, I couldn't but notice how many of the gags were lazy retreads from the first film, and (this is merely an observation of mine, not exactly a…

*ponders whether or not watch Girls, says no thanks*

Didn't Ebert give it 3 and a half stars?

Lowe leaving West Wing is still a head scratcher. Wasn't he the highest paid castmember?

I thought it was Oliver Stone.

How could a horror fan not enjoy Cabin in the Woods? Clever plot, funny scenes, and some scary stuff too. What's not to love?

I hope your strategy is working as far as Dads is concerned.

Since McFarlane seems to not care at all about putting his name behind every project that reaches his desk, is it too much to ask for him to approve something like the "Quagmire Show"? I mean, that show wouldn't be as bad as the Cleveland spinoff right?

An overspending governmental program!