Oh, then it might actually be good. It took place in Hawaii.

I went to a book signing of James Patterson's years ago, back when he'd only written maybe 8 books and didn't need a ghost writer (I mean co-author) on each new release. I'll never forget when he talked about the new "product" he'd be releasing soon.

Go for it. I'm sure they'll fix a lot of the major problems in the script, and the idea was cool even if the execution sucked.

I was going to mention Rising Sun, but got too disgusted, LOL. I used to love his books, but looking back, Jurassic Park was the only one I'd still read.

But more provocative! Remember, this is the man who wrote a "thriller" about sexual harassment but - get this - it was the MAN getting harassed instead of the woman, because that happens all the time. There wasn't a barely scientific or social concept that he couldn't put his tone deaf twist on. Global warning?…

Micro was one of the worst books I've ever read. I understand that Michael Crichton had only partially finished it, and they had to hire a hack to complete the novel, but holy crap was it bad. All I remember was that three of the main characters had basically the same name: Eric, Rick, and Erica, and that one of the…

I remember when Shirley MacLaine played Deezer in the Steel Napster movie.

I just finished watching the final episode, knowing there are at least two more seasons to go, available on Netflix anytime I want, and quite honestly, I have no idea if I'll ever watch them. I actually enjoyed this first season, as uneven as it was, even though it felt way too many times like each episode created the…

To be honest, the first thing I thought when I listened to "I Could Have Told You" (besides how pleasantly surprised I was by the richness and sadness in his voice) was that it reminded me of Johnny Cash's last few albums. I don't know that it's "getting real" as much as it is having nothing left to prove, although…

I've edited it to remove that phrase. My apologies.

I miss the days when his character was a total asshole but still hot as hell dancing in his underwear. Then "Top Gun" happened, and his character became a total asshole that sang badly. And then it just all went downhill from there. I think the people who think he's secretly gay want to believe that because at least…

Hollywood and Leith are the judges, not the hosts, but otherwise, spot on!

"When companies continually force their views on us", you know, like drive-through owners who think God made them judge of the universe…

OMG, that first paragraph is so true! When I saw the photo, I thought, "Wow, Ben Affleck is in this movie?" I think he must be the most generically good-looking man I've ever seen.

"Everything Everyone Knows" for the win on the $25,000 Pyramid.

I believe she sued the industry, not a particular group, so now people have to be credited for their vocals. It still annoys me that she wasn't featured in the videos of songs she sang for because she didn't have the "right" look. Who cares about looks, she has one of the best voices of all time!

I couldn't agree more!!!

It's funny that Milli Vanilli are the "most infamous musical hoax of recent decades" when actors fronting as singers were pretty common in dance music around that time. How many songs did Martha Walsh sing that were lip-synched in videos by other women, including hits by Black Box and C+C Music Factory? Baltimora was…

Same here. I think if I hadn't known anything about it, it would have been marginally better; I still would have found the last thirty minutes ridiculous, but I wouldn't have cared enough to comment. But man, a lot of people liked this, and I have no idea why, LOL.

I liked the taller kid walking behind him who was trying to look tough but never could get past the bored shitless stage. And did anyone else think of "Bugsy Malone" when the kids were "dancing"?