The early- to mid-nineties was an unprecedented-ly wonderful time for music. And music videos. Especially music videos.

Location: RCH-Roscow Cole House ( Read more... )

They're building a Target like two minutes away from my house. They broke ground on it yesterday.

On a related note, I'm dropping out of school and living at home forever.

Being a celebrity has got to be surreal. Well, duh. There are a lot of reasons why this is probably true, but we're just going to focus on one now. As a celebrity, you're going to live your life with a fair amount of control over what happens to you. Some people would probably say "That's not how it is! You're the record company's bitch!" to that, ( Read more... )

You know the term "fuckin' a"? I used to think it was so goofy when I was younger. Why would you abbreviate the lesser of the two swear words and keep the really bad one intact? Because I think I thought that the a was for asshole. But I don't think it is. I've noticed people use it in a variety of contexts. For one, they use it to demonstrate ( Read more... )

This is what some critic had to say about "Crash ( Read more... )

So on CNN some pundit dude was like, "Is this incident [meaning the accidental shooting] going to tarnish the vice president's legacy?" Um, hasn't he done worse things than accidentally shoot his elderly friend in the face? Of all the things he's done and planned and supported and pushed through, this random accident is going to be the big awful ( Read more... )

This is very funny. And you should watch it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfODSPIYwpQ

When I was in seventh grade, I was walking down the hall at school one day. I was walking on the left side of the hall because a) it wasn't passing time, so no one was in the hall but me, and b) I was about to turn left. I had a reason to be over there. Some tech ed teacher was coming down the hall towards me on the same side (his right, my left), ( Read more... )

"This just in from Pitchfork's woefully underworked white-guy-rapper news desk: Resident UK pub poet Mike Skinner will return this spring with his third Streets LP, which has just been nailed down for an April 25 U.S. release on Vice Recordings-- two weeks after its April 11 UK street (ha) date ( Read more... )