I know it's compulsive to quote it, but:

"Man Kills Teen for Walking on His Lawn"

What else would I get this from?

It's either movies or AOL News with me ( Read more... )

This is the year that's all about what didn't get recognized. I mean, in any other year where the films weren't so politically-charged, Match Point's triumph would have definitely been represented in its boundless Oscar nominations. The Family Stone was a vastly underrated and moving family piece, acted (dare I say I'd nominate Luke Wilson? And ( Read more... )

What a loopy week ( Read more... )

This is what I never understand about human nature (or is it American culture ( Read more... )

Oh, how I reap the benefits of an AOL e-mail account.
Yesterday, an important news alert via AOL News:

Video: Teen Boy Loses Prosthetic Leg Again

Have a nice day :-).

TiVo granted me the ability to watch the commercials, skip skip skip, the commercials, skip skip skip, etc. tonight.
Which wasn't as fun as I thought given that the commercials sucked, except for the ad campaign for Desperate Housewives.

Oh, the pleasures of TiVo.
It recorded In the Bedroom on Bravo a couple days ago, so I got around to watching ( Read more... )

I am an over-pop-cultured freak.
Every day it's something new to rate.
The amazing? The Kite Runner, Match Point (Woody Allen is my favorite human being. Ever. And his worst is only mediocrity.), Felicity Huffman in Transamerica, Munich and Tony Kushner, finally reaching the end of HBO's Angels in America, Jeffrey fucking Wright, Pierce Brosnan in ( Read more... )

There's been a recent trend of disappointment in my life lately ( Read more... )

I don't know what I feel about James Frey's possible lies about A Million Little Pieces.
[Oh, and by the way, I just finished reading it last week and loved it.]
Arthur Golden passed off Geisha as a memoir, when in actuality it was a hoax...though you find that out at the end of the book ( Read more... )