People were pleading "Bono, no!" but he assumed they were referring to bonobos.

It might have become his own personal "Smells Like Teen Spirit". As a song, it's a little tedious to listen all the way through but it works just fine on singing competitions as a way to demonstrate your range and ability.

It was a C.

Disqus exclaims, "The day is mine and so is your mother!"

"Hi, we're collecting donations to send Spirits and the Melchizdek Children on tour this spring. We're doing a raffle for a $200 coupon book and tickets are $2 for one and $5 for three."

McG's best work to date is his docurealist milestone "Korn: Who Then Now?" As a substitute for a scripted drama about Korn, it has yet to be surpassed.

Find solace in the fact that no one remembers Year One.

Bill Murray's intrinsic nature would prevent him from visibly demonstrating excitement.

Apparently the Russian upper-crust are completely unaware of the Internet and social media being a thing that exists.

Because for some it's their sole source of PR.

I'm a brown man and I rely almost exclusively on synonyms when I write… things.

I saw it at Futureshop for $4. For some reason I still wasn't motivated to buy it.

On a visceral level, it's pretty tame. The shots are largely focused on Dutch's facial expression and the act occurs outside the frame. On a thematic level, its about as ghastly as Dutch feels after seeing the end result of his morbid curiosity.

True Detective is perhaps the strongest bid for genre TV awesomesauce to emerge over the last couple of years - for me it's a blend of Cormac McCarthy's contemplative existentialism and Frank Miller's hard boiled aesthetic. I almost feel giddy thinking about how good this show turned out to be.

"There's a romance to it."

A fair but ultimately pointless question. Ryan said it himself: "It's about Joe Carroll."

A moot point because I just tried and this track is unlistenable.

To a very limited degree.

"Hold on folks. The man's talking about waste management, that effects the whole damn planet!"

Nope. The Bends…