"I'm forever near a stereo saying, 'What the fuck is this garbage? And the answer is always Red Hot Chili Peppers." - Nick Cave

That's a great song.

That goes to Jared Leto, easy. At least Franco is self deprecating and has a sense of humor. I have never understood Jared Leto's appeal, and I'm a child of the '90s.

I just listened to Grace this morning for the first time in forever, weirdly. You're right, Grace is overwhelmingly good. When I first bought it I probably had it in my stereo for a good year before I got sick of it. Nice to see so much love for Dream Brother too, it's his best song I think.

There actually is a Morrissey biopic in the works though. The actor playing him is Jack Lowden, who has won an Olivier Award, but man, does he have his work cut out for him. Very good looking too, and I can definitely see a resemblance to a young Moz. Should be interesting.

But A Rush And A Push And The Land Is Ours has got to be one of the best album openers ever.

Benicio Vs. Batman is the best thing I've ever heard. It reminded me, when he was on the Tonight Show or something promoting Sicario and was asked if he had any interest in playing a Superhero and who would it be, he said, "I don't know, one of the dark ones!" He's always great.

"I need you more than Ben Affleck needs acting school, and that's an awful lot girl…"

That's just the first verse!

It was Lego Batman.

Black holes
Curtains drawn
In the basement
Middle of the night!
Blacked out windows
OTHER PLACES THAT ARE DARK!!!!

And you can't return them 'cause there's spit all over 'em!

Space-Sicario!

That's pretty fucking bleak and depressing.

I saw the trailer the other day and actually laughed out loud. This looks worse than a lifetime movie.

It was played to death, but as far as covers go it is undeniably amazing. Dolly's version is great too. Whitney used it to show off her amazing range of talent. I think Whitney's voice highlights what a great songwriter Dolly is because she was such a strong singer, and she really uses her voice to amplify the lyrics.…

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I love that his new album is called "Swish." I've been trying to figure it out, and I think he took it from one of the magazine covers from the greatest video of all time, Rupaul's Supermodel. Or maybe it's just a coincidence, but I like to think Kanye was watching it and went, "Yeah. Swish."

Only watched a few episodes when it was on, but Mandonna has always stuck with me. That is brilliant!

No. Nothing about what Johnny Marr does is simple! I'm talking lyrical structure and just enough words to get the message across. I love songs like that. Another one is "Never Tear Us Apart" by INXS, the chorus especially. And "Don't Stand So Close To Me" by The Police ("Wet bus stop, she's waiting, His car is warm…