The Golden Girls was a pretty important show for me. I’m sure this sounds odd coming from a guy in his mid-twenties, but it’s absolutely true. I have vivid memories of spending summer mornings from 11am until noon watching reruns while on the phone with a friend of mine, also male, laughing uncontrollably.

Even if you haven’t seen The Dark Knight yet, you’ve no doubt heard about the incredible work done by Heath Ledger in the role of the Joker. You’ve also probably heard that Heath Ledger is dead.

In the world of comic books you never know when you will see a villain pop up again, but who could fill his clown shoes?

Here’s The List of possible replacements:

Oh man, I’m so tired from this past week. I cannot for the life of me, get back on track. I’m just not used to this new schedule. Sheesh.

Did I not tell you about what’s been going on? Oh man, I’m sorry. I can’t believe I’ve been complaining before I even… let me just get to it.

Like anyone, I watched a lot of movies as a kid. My parents were pretty good about letting me watch whatever I wanted. However, that also meant that many of the films I was allowed to watch unsupervised contained scenes that confused me. Some were jokes obviously meant for adults. Others were ideas that I took a tad too literally. None I understood until I was older.

Those familiar with Beck know he is a sort of musical chameleon. His albums tend to vary greatly from one another in tone and style, almost as if the needs the change to keep himself interested in his work. His latest album, Modern Guilt, seems to be a melding of his last three works; The more upbeat Guero and The Information, mixed with the ultimate break-up album Sea Change. The message is generally bleak and borderline apocalyptic, though served with a spoonful of sugar provided through the production of Danger Mouse.