Brock Landers

One of the greatest nights of my life. Only my third time seeing them(since becoming a fan in early 2005) so I don't have a lot to go on. I started crying halfway through Pot Kettle Black. Spiders would have been awesome, but you can't always get what you want. I thought the crowd was surprisingly good.

I'm really out of the loop when it comes to Wilco on tour. Will these dates sell out right away? I'm in Vegas, they're playing a small venue here. Do I have to be online right away with a pre-sale code if I only want a couple GA Seats? I'm thinking yes.

Gruesome yes, fictional not at all. It was a six-part documentary series that aired on HBO a few years ago. Can't recommend it enough. Try not to google too much about it though, at this point most of the write-ups about the show are plastered with spoilers.

Staircase was just okay. Few too many episodes I thought. Really, it just made me want to re-watch the far superior The Jinx.

How depressing. That was almost like election night all over again.

That speech sucked.

Neither are the "sports figures" as you call them. It's the billionaire team owners doing that.

I love the Olympics. Looking forward to basketball, swimming and gymnastics the most. And I'll be rooting against the Russians this year even more than I usually do.

Today I am extraordinarily sad that David Letterman is done hosting talk shows.

Best Coast This Is Real Make You Mine This Lonely Morning Fear Of My Identity Feeling Ok New album is awesome.

The last hour has been a lot better, starting with the Ben Affleck/Benedict Cumberbatch/John Travolta/Idina Menzel routine. Gaga was great.

I think it's one of the duller telecasts I can remember. The Polish director not letting the orchestra play him off has been the highlight so far. NPH is not exactly lighting it up.

Wow, never would have thought Wilco was on that show Reverb. Then again, I barely remember that show. Ha. I will seek this out.

It was announced like five hours ago.

TBPAC, right? I had only gotten in to Wilco a few months before. I will never forget that performance of Spiders.

I haven't been this excited for a film since Boogie Nights. This looks like one of the great ones.

I watched the game in a crowded pub and it was awesome. I'm no xenophobe but it was great hearing and chanting USA USA USA!

The Sopranos suffered from all of the added extra episodes after HBO backed up the Brinks' truck to David Chase. Season six, part one had a few clunker episodes. The whole Vito-being-gay/Johnny Cakes storyline was pretty bad. Breaking Bad was just almost perfect.

This review of Pay it Forward was perfect: http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,278174,00.html You are a person who doesn't order coffee with milk anymore; it's latte you want, and make it grande. You don't eat spaghetti and meat sauce when you can dine on pasta bolognese. And you're not just busy — you're multitasking. Congratulations. You may just be enough of a trendpatsy to embrace the uplift shoved in your face by Pay It Forward. This unceasingly manipulative entertainment, in which Haley Joel Osment plays a bird-boned secular saint, may honestly be intended as a spiritual experience f

I think the Rays have to be the favorite in that division.

Silver Linings Playbook Wow, this is one of the great ones. Wasn't familiar with Jennifer Lawrence before this. She's destined to be one of the great ones as well.

Cliff Lee. What a pleasure to watch a pitcher dominate like that.

It's streaming right now. Happy to say it's their best work since TINLTL.

Can't stop listening to this.

Recently discovered this show on IFC. I'd put it up there with The Sopranos and The Wire as the greatest TV shows I've ever seen. Freaks and Geeks.