That New Radicals song sucks Yeah, I'd heard the band's name back in the day, but don't recall ever hearing the song until several minutes ago. Have heard worse, the overall sentiment is good, video's not bad, but the song isn't great. However, I will go to bat for Freedy Johnson's "On the Way...

Another reason to pine for The Good Old Days: in the nineties a tenuous relationship was less likely to get quashed by wokeness.

Haven't seen the show, but . . . Every time someone has made something with elevated, witty repartee type dialogue that's too wordy to be natural it's aged horribly. One of the first pieces of wisdom that should be imparted to anyone writing a screenplay or teleplay, is that all dialog takes up a lo...

Heart goes out to anyone dealing with this, or the potential of it, whether directly or by proxy.

"Doing nothing" is more appealing, in my experience, when it's not just "dicking around"/general listlessness (checking social media feeds all day, reading/sending emails, channel flipping, visiting websites, etc). If anything, I think the point is to make your mind wander less, ...

But writing something catchy is easy. What's hard is creating something catchy that isn't fucking annoying. I agree. Unless something that's catchy and annoying also happens to be funny. But it would have to be pretty funny. Also challenging: Creating something that isn't annoying but isn't dull. I...

You should definitely snatch up The Aim , a perfect little four-song EP of theirs, possibly their best recording (am not an expert admittedly). The early single "New Man" is great, though a little different. And their album Concret from a few years back was a welcome addition to their cata...

It’s been task after task after task here. Tasks rule everything around me! Lots of moving parts, lots of things to oversee.

The original Police Squad was also good; got cancelled way too soon. Nah. Leave them wanting more. Much like Fawlty Towers it's all the better for being a short, strong run. This happens to be a rare case in which the show's creators were vindicated by being able to wring a hit movie (with two sequ...

It's . . . been a while since I've seen the second and third installments, which I can't rate one way or the other, but the first Naked Gun, at least, is a good movie! The original Police Squad was also good; got cancelled way too soon.