Yes, it's the Burger King Kids Club origin story.

Not to be outdone, Russian YouTube is debuting Steppe Up.

Check out "We Love Our Lawyers" by Cibo Matto, it's one that At Home with the Groovebox compilation album.

I should maybe give the second album more of the 2 minute chance I gave it.

I remember rumors that Beck was gonna do an album with Automator.

I'm not sure if I like Del or just the production. Like, Deltron 3030, I usually just dig the soundscapes, especially the William Sheller Lux Aeterna sample, which is just beautiful on its own and when you hear it by itself, Deltron 3030 just sped it up. That was Automator, right? Or Chemist?

Plastic Beach is contentious for me because I downloaded something labeled Plastic Beach and it somehow had "Stylo" on it, but the other songs were from G-Sides. I really fell in love with that stuff and for months, thought that was Plastic Beach.

I had an ex who got an aquarium and I was pretty much the guy who set the damn thing up. It's a fucking process. The sand alone takes like 24 hours to settle down at the bottom of the tank and you gotta do all this preparation shit before you can even put your fish in the water.

I've probably seen the trailer like 10-15 times and everything is just edited so quickly. There's not really any exposition of what the movie is ultimately about, why they need dates, and what's wrong with these 2 girls, and what the girls' motivation is, and they all seem like terrible people, so why is there drama…

Also, the producers of Seabiscuit said a yearling was "too old" to play the titular steed, going with a foal instead.

You never know what the Coens are gonna be working on.

Lars von Trier's Melancholia and Fargo Season 2 are the things to see.

I never watched it, but fell asleep on the couch one night and the soundtrack to the show woke me up, and then I tracked down some of the music because the episode was on the next day. So, I admire it for having a good soundtrack.

I remember hoping Peter was gonna get with his Russian neighbor girl. That was a subplot that never quite panned out.

I just remember hearing he's a douchenozzle IRL.

Yeah, they did cast her as the secretary or receptionist or whatever, which implies at least some world-weariness, especially when J.K. Simmons is yelling at you everyday.

The opposite is BHD.

She was bitten by a radioactive cougar.

Dunst and Banks kinda have success in different ways.

I don't know why the Coens never worked with him again.