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The 20 Worst Lyrics Ever: No. 20 {Spinner}

Jun 16th 2010 1:59PM Dear mark,

Look at the Bilboard charts again. "A Horse With No Name" was written and performed by America.

The 20 Worst Lyrics Ever: No. 20 {Spinner}

Jun 16th 2010 1:47PM Dear Tressa,

That song would be "Eleanor" by the Turtles.

Worst Movie Sequels of All Time {Moviefone Blog}

Jun 15th 2010 11:50AM Dear Tori,
Are you NUTS?

The 20 Worst Lyrics Ever: No. 20 {Spinner}

Jun 13th 2010 9:03AM Dear peedee,
I have to disagree with you. Paul McCartney is the only one of the Fab Four who did much worthwhile since they broke up. The other Fab Three managed maybe three or four good songs each in their entire solo careers. And consider what McCartney wrote when they were together: "Yesterday", "Eleneaor Rigby", "I'll Follow the Sun", "I'm Looking Through You" -- do you really call them tripe?

What Movie(s) Have You Walked Out Of? {Cinematical}

Mar 5th 2010 4:50PM You thought "Star Wars" was BORING? (I take it you mean Episode IV: A New Hope?)

What Movie(s) Have You Walked Out Of? {Cinematical}

Mar 5th 2010 2:25PM "Mafia". I saw it in the cheap theater on Dollar Tuesday. But this movie was so bad I walked out after 15 minutes and asked for my money back -- and got it back. If I remember correctly, that was the last week it played.

The Worst Celebrities to Meet in Person {Cinematical}

Feb 23rd 2010 5:59AM Dear Alex,

I don't know about Sam Raimi, but I'd be willing to bet good money that Bruce Campbell, the star of the "Evil Dead" trilogy, is a humongous assus. My experience with him? Oh -- I just listened to his audio commentary over the first "Evil Dead" installment, which he recorded separately from that of the director and the producer. On the track he insulted them, his fans and pretty much everyone else, and threw in a lot of unnecessary smart-ass comments and not a lot of positive ones.

Another horror-film is star is the Canadian-born Nathan Fillion of "Slither". Several of his costars agreed he was a jerk, the director complained that the studio had forced him to cast Fillion despite his protests that the guy was incompetent, and at least one person claimed Fillion was an alcoholic and had often been drunk on the set. No one interviewed claimed to like him. Well, if "Slither" is the high mark of his career, I'd say justice was done.

The Worst Celebrities to Meet in Person {Cinematical}

Feb 23rd 2010 4:43AM Dear Tom Strong,

Tommy Lee Jones, Robert Wuhl and Roger Ebert -- did you meet these three all at once -- sometime in late 1994 or early '95? That was when Jones and Wuhl did a biopic together about baseball great Ty Cobb, starring Jones in the title role, of course, and Wuhl as sports writer Al Stump, who spent a few of the last days of Cobb's life with him to write the definitive biography about him, which of course was the basis for the movie's script. Ebert was one of many critics who reviewed it (most of them didn't like it very much). Did your encounter with them have anything to do with the movie?

I'd like to hear these stories. Especially about Ebert. You know, after reading hundreds of his reviews and almost two thousand by other critics, I've come to realize that he's not the best of them after all -- just the most famous. So why did he get that TV job with Gene Siskel 35 years ago? Either he sells himself better than other critics, or he was just at the right newspaper at the right time. And at first those two were so hostile to each other that they taped in separate studios. So maybe I shouldn't be so surprised to hear bad things about him. Do tell.

The Worst Celebrities to Meet in Person {Cinematical}

Feb 23rd 2010 2:44AM Dear Gray McAdam,

Where did you hear the details about all these stars? I want to hear them too! What's the website -- or websites?

'Dollhouse' Canceled Already: Fox Bulldozes 2009 TV Series {Inside TV Blog}

Nov 12th 2009 2:02AM If you're ^really^ interested in cancelled TV shows, head on over to TV Hell (www.tvhell.net/) for an (almost) complete list of all TV shows cancelled since "Seinfeld", a list that is fast closing in on a thousand. And if you don't see "Dollhouse" already on the list, please leave an e-mail message for one of its two founders to put it there.