I LOVED the book Our Man In Havana. Adore Graham Greene. Honestly didn't even know there was a film. I'll check out the rest, thanks!

Thanks. I'm so captivated by Ronin. I guess I have to give it credit, since I'm still thinking about it days later. But I spent the whole movie pissed off at it, but at the end I was really sad that it was finally over. Just a bizarre viewing experience.

Thanks to all of you. The Manchurian Candidate was already next on the list. I was embarrassed I hadn't seen it before actually. Saw Syriana and Burn After Reading (enjoyed both, though in very different ways). The rest now added to the list. Anyone ever seen Ronin? I somehow made it through it. What a frustrating…

Movie DUAN:

This clip also serves as a spot on visual analogy for a successful Jay Leno monologue.

Imagine going through life with people openly masturbating in front of you left and right.

I love this so much. +1

+1

"Hey, sometimes cutting off Carlos works out beautifully for everyone."

Fun Fact: Donald Sterling refers to himself as both a majority owner and a minority owner.

"Le Poisson Rouge? NoHo? Well, forgive us if we beg to differ."

That's definitely the first time I've seen ESPN so thoroughly consumed by an athlete's decision-making.

Come on FOX, there's no way LaRussa would ever coach in Arizona with a border policy like theirs. Anyone who's ridden shotgun with him knows dividing lines mean nothing to him.

Two starts bookending an injury do not make for a trend.

Twatwaffles > Tebow

Definitely all hip and no hop, but I have to admit I dig the little Nick Cave-wannabe fucker's tune.

Be fair man. We'd all consider feeling almost wasted an immense failure under any circumstances. Look what you've gone and done. This talentless hack had been practically invisible for months, but based on the equation AR / Tebow = WHY?, I'm back on DUAN for the first time in ages.

talkin' bout burritos > Tim Tebow

Things like this always remind of that classic Johnny Depp story...

a fresh round of brawling with Hooters