Luca rules fight me.

Turning Red and Luca were awesome! They would have performed well at the box office if the pandemic never happened.

Time for some live action remakes.

Down.

“I just think that their appeal is becoming more selective.”

Green Day is doing stadiums this summer. I was surprised but they alreaady sold out a couple. They have Smashing Pumpkins opening so that helps some I guess. 

But, how did the rest of your date with the Black Keys go?

Seal and U2 both bringing it

It’s very chicken-egg to me, in the sense that the Black Keys are known and long-lived enough that you could fill an arena off $30 tickets, but not $200 ones.

Yeah that soundtrack was _that_ summer

...hmmm if only there was something currently happening within the Justice Department that was pertinent to the question posed by this article.

I mean, it is a classic episode with so much that has entered pop culture —Señor Spielbergo (Spielberg’s non-union Mexican equivalent), Burns comparing himself to Oskar Schindler “We both were factory owners, we both made shells for the Nazis. But mine worked, dammit!”, Hans Moleman saying “I was saying boo-urns!”.

Started rewatching the show about a month ago and caught this scene:

Christ, I’m old...

If you revere the first 10-ish seasons of The Simpsons, like most of the TV watching world, do yourself a favor and watch The Critic.

I still vividly remember the episode where Jay’s son - a student at the United Nations school - was in charge of building a float for the school’s parade. It was supposed to be a man on horseback, but because all his classmates left after they ate the pizza Jay provided, he was only able to complete the back half....

yes, but pointing and laughing is definitely ok

No matter what you think of the truck or anyone who buys them, yelling profanities at him, giving the guy the finger and spitting on/scratching his property makes you as bad if not worse of a person.

Brake checking this weighty behemoth that was built with no crumple zones is certainly a choice.

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