Beat me by 21 minutes, you bastard.

Doodoo Brown

Whoever is responsible for this film can go straight to hell.

Brilliant! Thanks for doing the legwork.

One of these days, someone will work up a "Who's On First?" routine with The Band, The Who, The Guess Who and Yes. Come to think of it, that must exist already …

I actually have friends who go out of their way to talk about how much they hate the Beatles. But they're just contrary assholes.

Guess Who.

One of the cops working Shea Stadium that night tells a story - and I forget where I even saw or read this - about how the place smelled like piss from all the girls wetting themselves.

In 1966 the Rutles faced the biggest threat to their careers. Nasty in a widely quoted interview had apparently claimed that the Rutles were bigger than God, and was reported to have gone on to say that God had never had a hit record. The story spread like wildfire in America. Many fans burnt their albums, many more…

What have you done to his eyes?!

I'll be happy with a movie that's not a beat-for-beat remake of Empire.

I never thought of Yul Brynner's gunslinger as "the hand of justice" in the original film, but in these trailers, Ed Harris's character seems like a freedom fighter of some sort. I'm in!

Salty!

Seriously though, his adult fiction is superb.

Yesssss!

What was truly hilarious was reading all the initial glowing reviews (across the board, I might add) and then watching the whole thing go down in flames.

God, Vinyl was shit. I hope Mick Jagger has something else lined up for his son.

But why does Mr. Pibb come in a bottle?

Didn't the filmmakers just think to ask her?

I want a job, I want a job, I want a good job
I want a job, I want a job that pays
I want a job, I want a job, I want a real job
One that satisfies … my artistic needs