Calling it TMBG’s best feels like it’s slighting the rest of the band’s catalog, but it really is their best. I’ve seen TMBG live maybe 10 times, and “Birdhouse in Your Soul” is the highlight every time. It always feels like the audience is part of the band every time the audience sings along with “who watches over…

I was only 10 when this album came out, but my entire friend group became obsessed with it a year later thanks to Tiny Toons. We’d sing “Minimum Wage” to each other in the schoolyard.

She’s been fantastic in everything I’ve seen her in, but it’s a shame that she’s going to be saddled with that wack-ass AIM handle she chose as a teenager for the rest of her career.

“American Woman!”

I heard a description of Driver as “someone tried to draw Keanu Reeves with their left hand” and can’t not think of that every time I see him now.

Did you hear the latest? Zuck is trying to claim that Facebook was a platform for protest against the Iraq War. Thank God for the congressman who was at Harvard at the time to say NOPE!

Channeling my hipster side when I say this....

God... Remember when he almost won an Oscar, and everyone was sure he was a lock? Real rough. But still, Oscar or no Oscar, you can’t deny he’s a major tour de force in Norbit.

Shit. That is a good point. If anything this Pokemon is super helpful. 

In the future, aspiring actors will go to schools and academies especially intended for training them in the art of appearing in super hero movies.  

Isn’t the goldfinch the thing that you catch to end and win a Quidditch game and earn yourself a handy from a Weasley of your choice under the Hogwarts bleachers

Same reason why I hate it when “articles” on the Internet turn out to be videos.

The only reason I visit their site is because of their views of doxxing, so this isn’t a surprise to me.

I’m not commenting on her talent, which I’m sure is ample, or her achievements in life, which appear extremely impressive. But Taylor Swift is very much a mass marketed construct, a company as much as a human being. I’m sure the person at the center of all that is complex and perhaps even worth listening to, but when…

You know that scene in Groundhog Day where Bill Murray’s character is desperately trying to recreate a spontaneous snowball fight that had happened on one of his earlier ‘days’ .And just ended up running around ,fake laughing, trying to look excited but just looking terribly desperate . Well thats the VMAs.

How did they even afford a hover car if no one in that family works? I guess we’ll never know.

They really do spend most of their time yammering about all the things they did. 

The boomers know what they did.

Well said. Probably one of the best explanations as to the problems with GameStop. I would also add that they got too big too soon, with too many stores that overlapped each other. There were many stores which were located within walking distance because of their acquisitions.

I was gonna say Mango was his worst character, but then I remembered that wasnt Schneider