I just want to know when he gets around to making The Disaster Artist movie.

It maintains that singularity within the genre, like last week when Jimmy broke all the rules of reality series by saying he did come here to make friends.

I read the Rolling Stone and New York Times articles on Marilyn Manson. They are kind of sad; he's in his forties and he doesn't seem to have matured that much. Then again, if I had the money he has I'm not sure I would mature very much, either.

I remember when Pixar played shorts like "Geri's Game" before their films. Do they still do that? It would be nice to have more of these animated shorts before films, instead of endless trailers and ads for McDonald's (which I recently saw before Interstellar).

When I was in high school, my mom watched Lifetime Original Movies almost every day. I hated it at the time, but now I feel some nostalgic affection for them.

I'm not sure how much I'd enjoy a "family friendly" Craig Ferguson. His material is more interesting when every moment isn't scripted.

"Crystal Bell" pretty much killed me.