As my pops always says: you don't buy beer, you rent it.

Katie giveth, and Katie taketh.

Note that their PR firm tweeted:

Off topic, but I sure hope we get a review for Sturgill Simpson's A Sailor's Guide to Earth.

I think KoL's was a much harder studio listen than it was live, where the arrangements felt simpler and a little more direct. The secondary drums helped too. The Live from the Basement set was classic Radiohead.

This is a hopeful indication that AV Club will never use Full Frontal and Ted Cruz in the same sentence again.

Seu Jorge would be an exception.

To the left hand side.

If you buy the gateway theory the next entry is Weeds 5: Meth

No need to be alarmed. That's a pretty typical side effect.

"Cube, we couldn't help but notice you leave the office at 4:20pm sharp every day."

"Because I care so deeply about the artistic process, I scrutinize, have perfectionist tendencies, and want space made for spontaneity, which is not an easy process, with the many moving parts on the road. Some days we are more successful than others re time. However, the vitality that is infused into the performances…

I suppose if Liam's a man with a fork in a world of soup that makes you a man with a knife.

Get oot.

Hey now, murderers in Chicago tend to murder people of their own race.

AMERICAN SPIRIT would've been a much more appropriate billboard for Logan.

I mean, that's the nature of non-digital, out-of-home advertising. If nobody else bought the inventory, why waste time/man hours taking it down.

DeNiro has these extremely brief, frustrating flashes of brilliance in the current stage of his career (Silver Linings comes to mind), and it makes me wish his agent/anyone was capable of kicking his ass.

That said, not exactly something to brag about anymore.

Deez two youts