@RobNYC: When I saw the movie, I kept trying to reconcile JT with the schlubby guy I remembered seeing in the news when the Napster foofaw was going down. I didn't know or didn't remember that there were two guys who founded Napster, both named Sean. (Yes, Sean Parker does sound like a total d-bag, so Timberlake…

@resipsaloquacious: He doesn't, nor is he in the book on which the movie is based. According to the book, Mark didn't come up with the specific idea for Facebook until after he was approached by the Winklevoss twins in early 2004 (which is why they've been suing the bejesus out of him for years), and the only…

@gochomoe: Ach, ich, um.

@ZaxxonQ.com: Black Christmas is extremely underrated/unheralded. I love that it and A Christmas Story were directed by the same guy.

@sfBirdie: I was old enough to hate this movie on principle and refuse to see it when it came out...but then I started working at a record/video store and it went into the holiday rotation.

@resplendent.bitch: Both of her parents were in Deep Throat. There was a story about how on one of her recent movies, her dad insisted on being on a closed set for the filming of a sex scene, and was encouraging her co-star. Fucked. Up.

@so long marianne: Thanks for the tip! Ooh, they have fluffy pink stockings, too...

@Jadis4742: I know! It's not like he never smiles in the movies. It would be cute if they hadn't made him grumpy.

@so long marianne: That's brilliant. I've wanted a little pink tree for ages, but I don't really have a place to put one in our apartment. Why did I never think of getting one to keep at work? *runs for credit card*

@NellMood: Big ones are out there - I saw one at Meijer last year. I've been toying with the idea of getting a little one for a while now. Fake pink Christmas trees = awesome.

@1girl: Yeah. Not to generalize too much (I do watch American Idol), but I don't get the feeling that DWTS is the number one show amongst the "liberal elites". It speaks volumes that Tea Partiers have latched onto this as their "we'll show them!" statement.

@roodles: Oh shit! LOL. I usually have a pretty good online sarcasm meter, but sometimes you just don't know. In your defense, Farrah's gotten a lot better since we first met her, and more people like her, so it was harder to tell. Now, if you'd made that comment about Amber, there would have been no doubt.

@roodles: I'd call her pretty, but stunning? Eh, no. Not so likeable either, and I haven't seen anything that would suggest she would be good at hosting. That said, biggest stumbling block would be her voice - that nasally whine is not pleasant.

@murph_1979: It drives me nuts the way Amber is constantly saying "Leah, no. Why are you crying? Don't do that, you know you're not supposed to do that. Stop it." And she does it while sitting across the room, not bothering to get up, as if the child can actually understand what she's saying and is supposed to…

@Not-Shattered: Farrah's still clueless sometimes, but she's grown on me. It's clear that her relationship with Derek was far more important to her than it first appeared, and that her relationship with her mother is far more complicated than we saw during the first run of the show. All I can say is that Farrah is…

@cassiemajestic: The fact that Maci and Farrah are the most conventionally attractive has nothing to do with their weight or how much money their parents have. I think I understand what you're trying to say, but as written, you seem to be saying that poor people are by defintion overweight and ugly.

@AndPreciousLittleofThat: See also: Teri Garr's interview with the AV Club. Shit-talking only happens at the beginning or twilight of someone's career. Either way, it's glorious.

@sassyredhead: Lane just recently admitted to getting off in the shower, so the cameramen were probably put on alert. Up until now, he was getting away with "Just cleaning my ears, nothing to see here!"