Here's a video from when Bowie was going through his short-lived Rick Astley phase:

No, the other commentator is Vince McMahon Jr. who is still alive. But watching those WWF clips from the 80's and 90's, it's nearly impossible to find one where all the key performers are still alive.

That sounds oddly specific.

I filled mine out as Charles Ulysses Farley.

I just did the survey, and it looks like they did hire a proofreader - or at least took O'Neal's advice (they changed "believe" to "agree").

23. Do you believe with the President's decision to break with tradition by giving lesser known reporters and bloggers the chance to ask the White House Press Secretary questions?

Re-reading The Wind in the Willows for the first time since I was a kid. Just finished "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn" yesterday.

My cat's breath smells like cat food.

Beck - "Devil's Haircut" (Remix by Noel Gallagher)
Ratatat - "Seventeen Years"
Sebadoh - "Bridge Was You"
Pink Floyd - "Money"
Mike Watt - "Heartbeat"
Animal Collective - "Daily Routine"
Radiohead - "Kid A"
De La Soul - "Let, Let Me In"
Miles Davis - "Fisherman, Strawberry and Devil Crab"
R.E.M. - "Binky the Doormat"
Chris…

The A.V. Club

I could have sworn I read about that somewhere…

Internet?

One hundred fifty-five years ago, Americans were in open revolt over a president elected with a minority of the popular vote, and an open white supremacist was one of the most powerful men in America. It was a different time.

Some unholy mashup incorporating elements of songs-that-sound-almost-like-but-are-not-quite "I Walk The Line", "So What" and "Sweet Child O'Mine".

But how would they have decided on what entrance music to use?

Counterpoint: Cash by Johnny Cash, Miles by Miles Davis and Slash by Slash.

Oh my god, yes. What a hell of a life - with the emphasis on hell. Given all the turmoil and his mental state, we're lucky he recorded the amount of music that he did.

Somebody call Messina and Oates!

You mean I can dodge bullets? Woah.

Do YOU live in Greco Ville?