Sir Stewart

So it's streaming for 30 hours on the 24th?

Prom Night Dumpster Baby might be the best.

The List

Not to pile on Modern Times, but that 30 seconds might be better than 90% of MT.

Well that just sounds terrific.

Seriously.

http://www.lasagnacat.com/

Sean Penn can dust off his Carlito's Way wig to play Larry.

I think Ronnie Van Zandt dying was a much bigger factor than any kind of marketing strategy.

I mean, that sentence alone. If it ends up sucking, at least it will not be because they didn't care.

Ahh. Anyway, I love the Irresistible Force (Red Sox Fan) vs the Immovable Object (Red Sox Hater) game.

Where did Sheehan mention Bonds?

And turkey.

This has the strong potential of being a Hollywood adaptation of a childrens classic that not only respects but furthers the original. More images Story from USA Today: Spike Jonze, a director whose off-kilter idiosyncrasies were on display in his first two features, Being John Malkovich (1999) and Adaptation (2002), has always been drawn to Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are. "As a kid, I just connected to it. I wanted to hear it over and over," he says of the 1963 tale of Max, an angry boy who escapes to a mythical land of untamed giant beasts. "It's like trying to explain

Birthday Boy - Ween

That is the first time I've ever seen that one song's title spelled out as "So. Central Rain (I'm Sorry)". I think that's because it's not the title.

"One conservative can't be wrong." "Via Chicago"

Apparently Check your Head is getting the grand royal treatment, too: http://checkyourhead.beastieboys.com/cyh/index.html http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/inde...r-head-reissue/

I'm down with what that dude said.

Well there it is! I had nothing in the works anyway.

VAN HALEN IV

"Where to start with The Band?"