So was Rock Hudson.

Gay.

David Bowie never appeared on the "Uncle Floyd Show." Then again, he did record a song called "Uncle Floyd." Jersey represents!

Eh. This band-induced, melancholy/guilt trip only works in retrospect. And what if your dog dies while your traipsing around making sure you don't miss the Pavement reunion? You could always listen to Pavement, but you'll never have little Fido back.

People are upset because they have expectations that success in the entertainment/media business is based on merit.

I thought (or hoped) we have evolved beyond that 60s mumbo-jumbo of estimating a musician's worth by judging the appropriateness of their social/political status. As opposed to their…umm…music.

I'm way to old for this festival crap, but I'm also a bit surprised that Squeeze doesn't get ranked a bit higher on the bill. They're pretty great live too. I mean, if you like stuff like good songs and stuff.

Years ago I worked in an office with one of Taft's descendents. When I mentioned that the previous night's Simpsons' epidose had name checked the old man, he snapped at me and mumbled something about 'fattest president ever.'
INB4: Cool Story Bro'.

No one thinks " Lil Wayne is one of the most famous men on the planet."

"2Tell_it_like_it_is2" has to be Joyce McKinney or a fabulously deluded impersonator. Am I right?

Even then.

"No Reservations" doesn't get the props that it deserves. It has always been one of the best things on television.

"Driver 23/The Atlas Moth" is indeed worth your time.

I'm OK with selfishness.

Yes to that.

We're all Tim Omundson.

I know at least one music act who got a 9+ on Pitchfork who will gladly accept your offer of a $200 gig and a place to sleep.

The Simpsons was much funnier years ago. I wish there was a place to go to discuss the general decline of the show.

And yet, according to the new book Low Budget Hell: Making Underground Movies With John Waters from
Robert Maier, Waters’ longtime collaborator, the director absolutely
“hated Bill Murray,” whose drafting to sing the Debbie Harry/Michael
Kamen song “The Best Thing” on the soundtrack of Polyester [Side note: Bill…

A band is headed to the studio? Thanks for the fucking news flash.