Gross.

Rdio>Spotify

Nah, caffeine does nothing for me, much like this podcast.

Statham wore a cowboy hat for the wrong film!

100% agree. Granted, I haven't seen it since it came out, but it kind of blew me away when I saw it. It felt like an Antonioni/Bunuel mashup.

I have to wonder how much the good stuff in Cloud Atlas was due to the consistently good-to-great Tom Tykwer (and just the quality of the source material).

That was basically that Newsroom scene everyone loved to share, Jeff Daniels' character saying this is "literally the worst generation ever." Hey Sorkin, YOUR generation turned the love and revolution of the 60s into the narcissistic, hedonistic nightmare of the 70s, and the widespread burnout from that era directly…

No, everyone has agreed to let Warren Zevon continue to sleep while he's dead.

They're all gay.

It didn't get a lot of press for some reason, but Joaquin Phoenix was on Letterman a few months ago promoting Inherent Vice. During the interview, Phoenix announced that he was recently engaged to his yoga instructor. Then Phoenix was on Good Morning America the very next day and said he wasn't engaged to anyone, and…

Guests for the final Letterman show: Crispin Glover, Harmony Korine, Joaquin Phoenix, Madonna, the zombified corpse of Harvey Pekar.

Birdman?

Goin' Bananas starring Ben Stiller as a butler to a wealthy chimpanzee.

I agree, but I can understand why the filmmakers wouldn't have picked him, since he would basically be playing the exact same character he plays in the MI films.

Still think they meant to cast Nick Frost as Scotty and mistakenly got his frequent co-star.

I'm surprised anything besides those 3 is coming out in December, save maybe one animated children's film (like the aforementioned Chipmunks).

BBQ, Sweet n Sour, and Franch.

Still 12.

Yeah, I thought the whole thing was her child (children) is autistic, and she blamed the vaccinations he/she had.

Yeah, I know Gemberling is a good guy and can be really funny, but he is unfortunately the weakest link or close to it on both Broad City and Marry Me and comes across as an obvious "poor man's Zach Galifianakis" on 2 shows that really don't need a character like that. Same goes for most shows that have featured Josh…