Whenever I see these, I buy a bag full of them.  I also liked Charms suckers, especially the Lime ones.

I can say one positive thing about the Eagles. Their cover of Tom Waits “Ol’ 55" has made Waits dump trucks full of money over the years.

I would imagine once Miss De Havilland checks out, that story will move to the top of the list.  I’m hoping for either a Martin & Lewis or Rat Pack platter combo series, or for Stanley Tucci to make his triumphant return as Jack Warner, butting heads with Mike Nichols, Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton in the making…

Tim’s FB’s fans didn’t know or want to know that ABC cancelled the show, as they weren’t making as much money off of it as 20th Century Fox and Tim Allen was. If the show had been renewed by ABC, they would have been on the hook to pick up the production costs. I didn’t hear anything about Allen taking a pay/profit…

There will be a lot of creative people ripcording out of both Disney and FX in the near future, especially if the Disney acquisition of Fox goes through as expected. Disney isn’t known for the type of “boutique” television that FX specializes in, and after ABC’s jerking around of Barris while genuflecting to the…

Tom Hanks will be playing Fred Rogers in the Mr. Rogers biopic, which begins filming in Pittsburgh this fall.

Let me know when they do a big screen reboot of Christine, which is actually set in Pittsburgh, rather than the generic Southern California that the 1980's movie was set in.

I’m still laughing like hell after reading that anyone connected with Silicon Valley are the Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks of the future.

Richard Nixon’ s friend, Bebe Rebozo would make martinis for Nixon and himself by filling a cocktail decanter full of ice, pour vermouth over the ice, and stir the vermouth, then pour it back into the bottle. Then he would pour the gin over the ice, stirring the gin, then would pour the gin into a cocktail glass and…

In her review of the recent biography of Robin Williams, Merrill Markoe said she was amazed when she heard one of her lines come out of Williams’ mouth when he was performing at the Comedy Store.  She wasn’t as much mad, as “Why would he steal from me?  I’m not famous.”

Liddy and his pals had a superiority complex, from what I’ve read, and would not do anything that was asked of them, or that they were told to do. After awhile, the staff was fed up with them, so they were shipped off to the bedlam that was the maximum security prison that Atlanta was in the mid 70's.

Mueller should take a page from the past regarding Manafort’s prison accommodations. In his book “Wiseguys,” Henry Hill remembered that when he was in the federal prison in Lewisburg,PA, G. Gordon Liddy and a bunch of his fellow white collar felon pals began constantly blowing the prison staff crap, to show them who…

My vote for best “bad’ Dylan album is Shot Of Love, as all the post 1985 pressings have “The Groom’s Still Waiting At The Altar.”

I guess the AV Club doesn’t follow the olds, as Paul McCartney has a new album out in September, and Elvis Costello has one coming out in October. 

On an episode of his show, Tosh referenced Louis C.K.’s incident in a web redemption about a comedian who suffered from Tourette’s Syndrome. Tosh said that people considered the comedian “offensive.” He then said that what he found offensive was “An incredibly famous and successful comedian who found it necessary to…

Yep, that and being the only person who actually referenced the Louis C.K. situation on his program, after the story had been bouncing around the interwebs for years.

“It looks like Radiohead is coming out with another unlistenable album of electronic noodling that they’re fobbing off as art.”  Daniel Tosh.

The state will have to refund the money this bonehead contributed to the 401K over the years, which if it’s like the state plan I contribute to, is a maximum of 6%, that the state matches. He won’t get the matching funds, and unless he gets his refunded contribution into another investment within 90 days, he’ll be…

Wow.  That cast is a veritable, “Who’s that?” of showbusiness.

While Sills version of “Jesus Was A Crossmaker” is great, it was Warren Zevon’s cover on his “Mutineer” album that led me to check out Sills music.