There's a fairly nasty review of this documentary on Slate that says not only did Harrison plagiarize the melody but he did so knowingly. "According to an account given by Delaney Bramlett to later Harrison biographers, he had deliberately made up for Harrison a sort of nonce song to illustrate how you could take a…

Where is the "List of women who look like little old men"? It works both ways, you know, because aging sucks.

Jezebel commenters, as you might expect, had an absolute field day with this yesterday. The best response was a top 10 list of why Johnny Depp is now "officially an asshole," which included things like:  1. Comparing photo shoots to rape. 2. Signing the Free Roman Polanski petition. … 4. Never making another Donnie…

Veronica and Logan. (From Veronica Mars, duh.) Great hate followed by intense love (and hot sex). She makes him a better person — forces him to be less selfish. And he loves her for exactly who she is — a sometimes manipulative person of questionable ethics who nonetheless has her heart in the right place.

With all that money she made on Friends, can she REALLY think of nothing better to do with her time?

Can't agree with you on Imagine. It's a very dated sounding album. No where near a masterpiece. It's more a mixed bag.

Pffft. Shoo.

I'm a big fan of McCartney II. And it's been great in the past few months to see music critics finally come around to praising this album. When you think about it, every time McCartney tried to go in a different direction (with his debut album, with Ram, with McCartney II) he got ripped to shreds by critics. A lot of…

Ah, the delightful SarCCastro, who never misses an opportunity to bash the Beatles on this site. You're awfully predictable.

Well, he wrote his share of lame tunes. But then so did Lennon and Dylan, etc. (Neil Young, remember, wrote a pretty awful 9/11 song too.) It was just McCartney's misfortune that some of his lamest tunes became catchy radio fodder while Lennon's and Dylan's worst songs were forgotten.