Here's one interesting theory: http://www.theatlantic.com/…

The Secret of My Success. Good movie.

Except that the federal government already spends hundreds of millions of dollars every year on Alzheimer's research. Also, Rogen, by his own admission, provided them with no new information, and his testimony was submitted in written form prior to his public appearance. Remind me again why these senators needed to be…

Three words: Parks and Recreation.

Sullivan, absolutely.

Not be an elitist (but fuck it, I'm an elitist when it comes to movies), but I've had this problem at many free screenings. The audiences there are, let's say, less sophisticated in general and often seem like they are determined to have a good time, even if it's not a good-time-kind-of-a-movie.

So do you.

I find this kind of surprising, in light of recent news that China has stopped paying Hollywood for its box office receipts. http://www.independent.co.u…

You're right on the first one, but are there any states in which a member can run for Governor and U.S. Rep. simultaneously? And is Ohio one of them? A candidate could easily lose a state-wide race but win in his gerrymandered district.