I like Aretha’s version of “I Say a Little Prayer” but I prefer Dionne Warwick’s version. I consider myself a bigger fan of Aretha, but any Warwick version of a Burt Bacharach song is tough to top.

isn’t his brand damaged? Who listens to his music? It’s kind of lightweight to begin with.

Iger would like 2 slices of cake for dessert. That money has to come from somewhere

just tell me when my favorite shows come out, and I’ll download them. I can’t keep track of all these platform changes.

The amount of records/cds/dvds I’ve checked out of libraries over the years is staggering. They even get current stuff. When I was poor, I’d go hang out at the library, and check out a stack of books, cds, and dvds on a weekly basis. Then I’d go to Borders and read their magazines for free.

I remember watching Bill Alexander, back in the day

If I ever meet him, I’m calling him Yeee

I STAND WITH THE HOBBIT!

I want the DC films to succeed, but when I hear plans about plugging Wonder Woman into a Game of Thrones type series, I wonder how much creativity is going on. And Green Lantern is going to be a police procedural. It’s like they are just trying to copy proven past formulas

I only accept a green ring who’s weakness is......wood

MARTHA!!!!!!

Charlie Louvin came through the Chicago area a bunch of times  in the late 90s. Still had a great voice.

The last time I went to the Riot Fest, I found out that if I wanted to leave the park and come back, I should have paid for more expensive tickets lol. That was my first experience with rich people vs poor people tickets.

come on, Lil Nas X did Satan stuff way before Sam Smith. 

and for an extra dollar, you can use the restroom

I can’t trust a man with weirdly manicured eyebrows

“We need to sell batmobiles. Shoehorn in an unnecessary 30 minute chase scene”

Yung Gravy? More like Dung Gravy

Yeah, the original Blade was a serious art house flick. I don’t know why Stephen Dork didn’t get an Oscar. Not to mention the best use of a country singer (Kris Kristofferson) since Jerry Reed in Smokey & the Bandit.

My jumping off point was the Eternals. I’m now a lot more selective as far as which comic book movies I will see. It doesn’t help that some of these films are so long. Anything approaching 3 hours is too long.....especially for something that is more “product” than art