Started Miranda Carter’s Anthony Blunt: His Lives last night after discovering it in a Wikipedia wormhole. Blunt was a British art historian who was revealed by Thatcher in 1979 as a Soviet spy, and he had his knighthood stripped. I’ve never read a biography before, but this one really spoke to me somehow. We’ll see.

Bill Callahan - "So Long Marianne" (Leonard Cohen cover)

We shouldn't overlook Professor Peter Sheffield's indispensable oeuvre. Who Indeed: A Critical Analysis of Who's the Boss and What Was Happening? An Analysis of What's Happening. Both classics.

As I'm gettin older, hats upon my boulder.

I hope they take Betsy too. I'd feel better about that.

My wife pointed out to me what I think might be the most significant thing about that second standoff. Lou says to Mike, "We're a very friendly people," to which Mike responds, "No. That's not it. Pretty unfriendly, actually. But it's the way you're unfriendly—how you're so polite about it. Like you're doing me a…

Apparently he smells like a bouquet of mukhallat on a warm, Egyptian jasmine, tobacco night: http://sanaeintoxicants.big…

Make sure the kids' liberty spikes aren't so sharp that they pierce the bouncy castle!

I saw this movie last weekend at a horror movie marathon in Cleveland. Sanchez made a found-footage movie about Bigfoot, which means he put at least two big obstacles in his own way. And it was still kinda fun to watch.

Yeah, I imagine Propagandhi probably have this conversation a lot: "Do you guys wish we'd chosen a different name back in 1990-whatever?" And everyone just kind of shrugs.

"Still So Vain Tour '85"