It is now, but was it at the time? I wasn't around in '79, so I can't attest to the idea back in the day.

R.I.P. Big Bank Hank. He's responsible for one of hip-hop's grandest moments, but he borrowed more than just beats from Caz.

Finally!

Smashing Pumpkins' "Stars Fall In"

Kevin Hart's leap was only possible because of Katt's downfall. The American mainstream only has space for one pint-sized black comic at a time.

It's not over yet. Drew Carey can still win the Showcase.

And every time Christopher Walken shows up.

I was hoping against hope that when he (inevitably) showed his daughter what real dancing looks like, it would have been this.

Every time that kid's onscreen, I think of this: http://s30.postimg.org/baga…

And Karl Malone.

I completely forgot that "I'm No Angel" was in the Josh Brolin episode, and I cheered when it came on.

No points awarded. There's not even a magical black guy detailing the process with a rap.

Not only will I be in class during the Cavs home opener, I'm doing a review session. Attendance is going to be dismal.

That is not how I expected this subject line to end.

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I'm not saying that the Mike Brown's murder is outside of RTJ's narrative, just that it's not really fair to charge RTJ with ignoring it when Killer Mike's already engaged in a lengthy, somewhat high-profile discussion on the topic.

I guess Brian missed this: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Also, rappers who bring in guest singers who can actually sing don’t show themselves in the most advantageous light.

My mom was the one who wound up laughing, as a result of our futile efforts to stay directly behind her. From her POV, that meant that we didn't get more than 4 or 5 licks before she fell apart but, from ours, we were getting whooped by someone who was having a great time doing it.

I forgot for a moment that "post-Ferguson" had multiple meanings.