I never thought The National would be less hipster than Kanye West.

BOYHOOD IS ACTUALLY COMPLETE.
I can't believe it's a finished movie and people have seen it and reviewed it.

apparently she did an interview saying that she dislikes being a power-ballad belter, which is interesting because that's what she's best at.

This one was just published and it's pretty funny
www.mcsweeneys.net/articles…

Hedley?!
no. nonononnooononononno.

BRING ME YALOVES ALL YALOVESYALOVES I WANNA LOVE THEM TO YA KNOWW

Hannah Hunt!

I didn't think I was gonna see The National up here but yes. This should happen.

From a Window Seat by Dawes, just because.

Huh. That just made me like it a lot more (and I never hated it.)

Fuck, 2010 was a great year for pop culture wasn't it.
In movies you had TS3 and The Social Network, in music you had High Violet and The Suburbs… it was just kind of all around awesome.

Thank god I'm not the only one that likes Gump.
It's actually great and surprisingly funny given its reputation.

Slumdog Millionaire was just kind of really okay and not deserving of best picture at all. There were some cool moments but it really did nothing for me. That was the year where WALL-E and The Dark Knight could have been nominated for Picture, right? they kind of should have been.

The A.V. Club
This entire article and its comment section

"Life's a filet of fish!"

You were beaten to the punchline by a nerd in a basement?

He had Regina Spektor two years ago and The National last year, so I don't think so.

I'm sure this will do (also there's an unspoken rule that this should be posted on all articles related even vaguely to St. Vincent):

My favorite from this movie/musical is definitely When Your Mind's Made Up, if only because of the 5/4 time signature and the build up toward the end (especially in the musical).
Falling Slowly is still brilliant though.

It's a shame that "Music + Lyrics" was so mediocre otherwise…