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Brock was SO great in this bit. Trying to choke Gowen out so he wouldn't feel it. So delightfully psycho

I'm a bit annoyed on the Nassana Dantius mission. I vaporized her sister and it wouldn't progress.

I think Eddie would've been given a shot booking WCW first.

And once again Kurt Rambis is a Laker.

Stealing Universal Pictures' logo while trying to book indie guys over Twitter. Not at all promising.

To be fair, most things about Bryan these days are annoying.

Shit, I don't blame him. Oly basketball does seem to burn the guys out. Especially those with long playoff runs.

My favorites so far: 1) Fitz & The Tantrums - More Than Just a Dream I discovered this band last year when I was on a big soul kick. This new album combines the past album's blue-eyed soul with 80s new wave. At the beginning, I was tentative, but since then I've loved the entire thing. Plus, they do a GREAT live show. 2) Daft Punk - Random Access Memories I've already said enough about this album elsewhere. 3) Frank Turner - Tape Deck Heart Turner's another artist I discovered last year based on recommendations by former VJ Dave Holmes. He's a former hardcore frontman that verged into a more folk-punk. 4) J.C. Brooks & The Uptown Sound - Howl Another soul band I discovered last year when I heard their Wilco cover. This album is quite a bit more solid than their last one, in my opinion. 5) Big Star - Nothing Can Hurt Me The soundtrack of the documentary that was released this summer. Ardent Records still has all the recordings that Big Star did there, along with Chris Bell's solo material. So they released some never-heard before takes along with some Bell and Chilton material. Singles: 1) Janelle Monáe - Q.U.E.E.N. (feat. Erykah Badu) & Dance Apocalyptic Both of these tracks are off her new album coming out later this year. Both are fun as hell. 2) Prince & 3rdEyeGirl - Fixurlifeup & Screwdriver I'm really digging the singles Prince has been putting out with his new band as well. I'd have seen them on tour, but it was too damn expensive.

Plus, Vitor would have issues in the states, since at least in NV, he won't get a TRT exemption.

I like Xanadu for the kitsch value. Same w the Sgt Pepper movie.And ELO.Have you seen The Apple?Not that i can recall. It might be in your wheelhouse. And here's the Rifftrax sample. They have it on VOD. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xr771tBAwLw

I like Xanadu for the kitsch value. Same w the Sgt Pepper movie.And ELO. Have you seen The Apple?

There's an obvious reason her character arc ended in Clone Wars the way it did.

.. in SUNDRESSES. as not even as Kongs, but as Margaret & Erika! God bless Hustle.

Asashoryu was forced to retire a couple years ago.

I still think the real moneymaker from the LucasFilm/Disney deal isn't Star Wars.It's ILM. Everything else is gravy.

I don't think her looks are what people are really worried about. She seems to be as unstable mentally and emotionally as anyone in Hollywood and betting on her to be a pillar of your multi-million dollar franchise is probably not a good idea. You do realize they're all going to be supporting characters, not leads. She's also been properly medicated as of late for her mental illness(es), She's written 2 really entertaining books about it.

Fisher looks fine for 56.

They're specifically dressed as each other.

... They were already there. Apparently a shitload of 'em live in Tampa.

He also was in Firefly. That should negate the HSM hate.

Particularly in a sport that elected almost a half dozen guys to the Hall of Fame who made their fame on doctoring the ball. It's baseball. Cheating's always been a part.

They reunited last year on the Weezercruise. They're working on a new album and played some of it at the show. No real grabbers yet.

I don't think anybody would put him as a top star.

It's been posted before, but always amuses me when I see it.

Is that Hase?