Well…there you go again.

But what AV Club readers really want to know is whether he plans to contribute anything to the upcoming "Ghostbusters" reboot!

Who cares? I come to the AV Club for updates about the new Ghostbusters flick. Will it be shown at SXSW?

Costumes by Edith Head
Music by Murray Head

I am absolutely gutted by this news.

Holy crap—there have been TWENTY seasons of "Dancing With The Stars"? I need to start paying more attention to network TV.

Is it really that courageous to "call out" white people on…well, just about anything at all?

The problem isn't Celtic Frost, it's overuse of the word "iconic".

Oops—you beat me to it with the participation ribbon comment. Oh well.

Even a Swiss metal band can now be considered "iconic".

Jesus Christ, election day is still a year away and I'm already burned out on it.

#13 made us cry.

Hey—Angus MacInnis—He played Rosey LaRose in "Strange Brew"! I got his hockey card at home, I'll show it to ya, eh?

I am absolutely gutted by this news.

That too!

I am absolutely gutted by this news.

Jan Brady may have been pop culture's original "high maintenance" female.

I need to bookmark that and read it (and find the time to read it.)

I would agree that the Coens, particularly in "Lebowski", often subvert such expectations; I'm just not certain whether they always do so for the sake of doing so. (Sometimes, they do…I need to think about this some more.) In "Lebowski", they arguably even "reference" their own work (a private eye driving a VW Beetle,…

While I suppose that these sort of exercises can be fun, in the case of the Coens, it kind of misses the point. OK, "Miller's Crossing" had some Dashiell Hammett influence, and for "O Brother", it helps to know something about "The Odyssey", and maybe "Barton Fink" is sort of like Clifford Odets—-but I cannot stress…