16 feet?!?! 2tons?!?! OMFG. Please, stay in Australia's oceans.

Sounds like you were working in Huntsville, AL, then! I went to high school there! How long did you live there?

Jesus people! If you've got nothing mean to say, just don't say anything at all.

I'm glad to hear your story. I don't particularly care for either of them, but I liked them together. They seemed genuine and happy together.

Yeah, he goes to my mom's church when he's in NYC and he's always been very nice and friendly, so that's not surprising to hear. I really like both of them, this gives me sad feels!

Melanie sat a row behind me with Stella and a bunch of Stella's friends at a performance of the Lion King on Broadway about 10 years ago. They were acting just like any other group of kids with a parental chaperone. Sadly, Antonio was not present that night.

years ago, I was working a Radio City event where Melanie Griffith was a presenter. she sweetly bummed a cigarette off me, and we both took a smoke break in the stairwell, while Kenny G. practiced on the landing below. it was easily one of my most surreal career moments.

My husband and I once had drinks at Bar Bouchon in Beverly Hills, and Antonio Banderas was sitting at the next table. He was very low-key and acted like a regular person.

This is super sad, and it's good to know they were down to earth, but my biggest take away from your comment is that you actually went to SPACE CAMP! It was a dream never fulfilled!

I've met them both too. This gives me a sad.

My ex met Antonio Banderas when she was a kid (she was a child extra on Spy Kids). Apparently he was very friendly and gave all the kids Pokemon cards (which were the rage then).

It's kind of a disingenuous comparison to say Nintendo's eShop is the same as Steam. It's like saying a Red Delicious apple is the same thing as a Honey Crisp apple. Technically they're both digital shops selling games, but one is superior in nearly every aspect. If you buy a 3DS virtual console game, it currently…

I have a bunch of old cassettes of my husband and I with our band that I kept from back in the day. One day I walked into our room and discovered my 2 year old had unravelled one of them. So I'm rolling it back up and had this really weird nostalgic moment. Rolling your cassette tape back up - like riding a bike.

Me too, so I tried to focus on the tiny guy in the background at 1:14 who appeared out of nowhere, wearing the same striped shirt. I'm imagining that being his soul walking the fuck away while saying "I'm outta here...see ya, asshole" and it makes me less sad.

Have you ever read Kenji Lopez-Alt on Serious Eats? He's busted some of the myths you are putting forth here. http://www.seriouseats.com/2013/06/the-fo…

sunsilk anti poof RIP :-(