It's funny, but back then there was a very common thing where they would really fuck up some beloved book in the adaptation, but instead of being mad about it we would just think, "it's better than nothing." Lynch's DUNE worked the same way as the STAND miniseries, which is to say that even though it was…

You know who should have played Randall Flagg, AKA "The Walkin' Dude"? Christopher Walken.

By now I'm so used to seeing Viola stand right next to wider acclaim and fame without actually ever achieving it, it's kind of like a spectator sport. He's a gem, as are the guys you mentioned. Viola and Bleu even recored an album together as "The Major Labels" that's fairly kickass.

"Was anyone demanding a third House Party with Kid ’N’ Play?"
I'm guessing this was written by a white dude.

Where indeed? It seems perverse to me that there are now 7(!) X-Men-related movies and only 1 with Nightcrawler, who, let's be honest, is the greatest X-Man of all time. Fox, you have the means to make a movie wherein Wolverine, Nightcrawler and Colossus hang out and drink beer and fight the Juggernaut, and yet you…

Who'd be a good Snow in a Planetary movie? The late Paul Newman is, alas, unavailable.

I love Costello dearly, but his delivery on that song can only be described as "bleating."

Has Greenwald dropped any ironic hip-hop slang yet?

Please read more closely: "Just One of the Guys" was co-produced by Adams and Beck; Viola co-produced most of the rest of the album.

I hope people remember that Adams co-produced the album with Mike Viola, who's actually for my money a better and more interesting singer-songwriter than Adams. Check out his work!

"Produced by Ryan Adams (with an assist from Beck on the shuffling standout 'Just One Of The Guys')"

Everyone realizes they can dye someone's hair red, right? They can use special effects to make a Death Star — changing hair colors isn't that hard!

You're saying Christina Hendricks solely because of her hair color, aren't you? You know, they can dye hair now.

Pedantry Dept:
In Chee's tweet, the "T" doesn't refer to Revenge of the Sith, but rather the theatrical release The Clone Wars. Sith comes after all of the episodes, chronilogically.