See, as an actor myself, I'm wondering if I can audition...

"Might not sound like much"? It's HUGE. PETA is going to have a field day...hell, a field CENTURY with this. Now I'm not one for animal cruelty, but dammit I don't want anyone telling me that enjoying a burger is now akin to cannibalism because "animals are conscious and aware to the degree that humans are." And…

I'm with you. In high school and college I wrote a lot of stuff, but haven't put pen to paper for that purpose in more than a decade. Oddly, I work at a place now where I listen to books all day, and that has led me to a desire to rekindle that writer's spark within myself—particularly as I've been forced to listen…

I think the best part of that picture is the paintings of Connor Macleod and TRON.

Actually there's a fifth thing I want to know about this monster: where does it live so I can be sure to NEVER go there (sorry, Oregon).

All right, that is pretty cute. I'm going to show this to my sister and tell her that I expect my nephew (16 months old) to be at least this talented by the time I see him next week.

I would argue that "2: Electric Boogaloo" is the most cliche subtitles for movies ever.

"But this is from a crazy fame-mongering ex-girlfriend named Brittany Reichek, so who the hell knows."

Oh so THAT's where those emails are coming from! Mystery solved. Thanks!

You're probably right. The opening monologue of the show used to say, "In every generation there is a Chosen One. She alone will stand against the vampires, the demons, and the forces of darkness." It's possible—however unlikely—that I don't understand the meanings of the words "one" and "alone," but they seem…

Fair enough, and I doubt either of us will persuade the other around to our respective points of view any time soon. Though I misliked season 7's choice to make being a Slayer something literally anyone could do—with training, sure, but suddenly there was no more "one girl chosen in all the world." (Granted, that…

For myself, I prefer Season 2. Angel as the Big Bad was really great. And I absolutely refuse to consider the last 2 seasons of that show. As far as I'm concerned, Buffy died at the end of Season 5, and the thing that came back wasn't her.

I am a recording engineer for a company called Talking Book Publishers Inc. We record books and magazines for the Library of Congress's National Library Service for the Blind and Disabled. And it is more or less exactly what it sounds like: I spend my day monitoring the recordings, stopping and starting at miscues,…

Ouch. 3 of 10. All the more embarassing because my job involves listening to books being read all day long, and not a few of those are bodice-rippers written by women. So you'd think I'd know what to listen for.

Thank you! I sing in an a capella band myself (actually I'm VP), and my girlfiend is a huge groupie for us. So you're awesome, and your boyfriend's a lucky guy.

I like his tshirt.

These are quite entertaining, to be sure. Personally I prefer the ones a friend of mine came up with a few years back. But then, I've always been more a DC guy than a Marvel guy.

What's more interesting than the pissed-off polar bear is the exciting news that Jude Ciccolella and Wilford Brimley are teaming up for Cocoon III: The Danish Experiment.

When I was a senior in high school, my Geology class took a field trip to Red Rocks Park. While there, I slipped and fell over a cliff, falling somewhere between 40 and 60 feet. I shattered my left elbow, chipped my c3 vertebra, fractured my pelvis in 3 places, lacerated my liver, ruptured my spine, and suffered a…

Thank you.