Tell you Gawker cohorts...

Kids are sold from day one. It's convincing the parents they won't claw their eyes out that counts. Everything I used to hold dear as a kid is nearly unwatchable, but I had no concept for that kind of thing as a kid.

Amazing. Love it.

The album's available to stream via iTunes. I don't love this sampling, but it's not the most offensive "remix". 'Top Down', 'Going Nowhere', 'Body Rock' and a few others are pretty good, though. The singles they've released so far have been pretty solid, too.

That Kingdom Hearts 3 Deal does not seem to be live?

That Kingdom Hearts 3 Deal does not seem to be live?

Alien: Isolation has an absolutely stunning art book. 300 pages. I purchased the regular edition and the signed Collector's that came with a signed drawing. It is unbelievable how much work and care went into the game. Not to mention how much was left on the cutting room floor.

Is butter a carb?

LEGENDARY.

Fun video. The track was arguably better as a solo effort, but duets are hot at the moment. I hope this charts for her.

Did she think she'd get away with the paintball gun accident story? I'm confused as to why that was a viable option to tell police.

Sounds like a way to extend ones 24 hours of vital fame.

Also, pertaining to "Image via NBC": they didn't actually send that out, it's a screen grab right?

10 candy canes for Ann Curry. Good for you, Ann Curry.

It's as close to perfect as a pop song can get. It's resting comfortably in the top 10 of my iTunes Top 25 Most Played playlist. Just a total ear worm. It bums me out that we'll never hear the rest of the Calvin Harris-produced stuff by her now that they broke up because it probably would have been an incredible pop…

I really, really liked "I Will Never Let You Down". It was one of my favorite pop songs of 2014. That being said, I think this song is much better without her, but I get why she's on it. People love female collaborations at the moment and Charli's second single, "Break the Rules", did not chart. Adding Rita will get…

The top gif is my all-time favorite thing of all the things forever and ever.

Given your theory about her thirst, wouldn't her fear not be weird?

Anytime. He's my favorite filmmaker so I like to learn about his techniques and approach :)

Fincher actually uses CGI quite a bit in his films. He just uses it smartly so that the naked eye doesn't catch it.

These used to be fun. They feel just as commercialized as the rest of the awards shows now, though.