Interesting... the song during the ending scene of 'Numb3rs' tonight was the same one as the theme from 'House'. It was totally unrecognizable unless you happen to know the nonsensical lyrics but nevertheless, a fun connection to make.

Sometimes a video just ruins a song. I don't know when I first heard "Los Angeles" by Frank Black but I'm pretty sure it was when I lived in LA during the early 90s. Until this evening I had never seen the video.

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Meh... so not what I had envisioned. It's like when a comic strip you've read for years becomes an animated cartoon and the ( Read more... )

I wonder if World TeamTennis would succeed in Atlanta. ALTA has over 80,000 members, which shows there is a large amount of interest locally in tennis but of course that doesn't necessarily equate to fans in the seats ( Read more... )

"In 1995 there were 225 shows across British television that delivered audiences of more than 15 million. By 2005 there were none."

--Michael Grade, BBC Chairman

As more and more people use the internet for entertainment, news, and knowledge, do we risk losing the cultural ties that gave us at least a small amount of common ground?

Since some of you are H&M fans, here's a prinatable coupon for 20% off one item: http://www.hm.com/filearea/corporate/fileobjects/pdf/en_US/SALEACTIVITY_W7_PDF_1233648859105.pdf

It's weird on Wii Fit that you can get high score in yoga.

The twenty responses in the Magic 8-Ball ( Read more... )

If you purchased cosmetics at any Federated department store (Bloomingdale’s, Dillard’s, Macy’s, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Parisian, Saks Fifth Avenue, etc) between 1994 and 2003, you're entitled to one free item as the result of a class action lawsuit. You don't have to show proof that you made a purchase, you just have to sign a form at the store ( Read more... )

Ah, the scent of bread baking. In about three minutes, I'll have steaming hot bread fresh out of the oven. I haven't made bread in at least six months, if not longer.

Tomorrow morning: French Toast

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Ah, Montgomery... couldn't pay me enough money to move back there. But I've got to admit, this mini-mall is a much better use of the old Service Merchandise than leaving it vacant. And it gives us funny commericals like this one, so it can't be all bad.