The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions ““ some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…

The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions ““ some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…

Thaahum covers the new documentary BEFORE THE MUSIC DIES, and chats with the film’s director and co-writer, Andrew Shapter & Joel Rasmussen…

What’s hotter than one Elvis Presley figure? Why, three of course! The new boxed set of Elvis figures should be hitting Spencers soon, so Michael checks out the King of Rock and Roll.

Christopher Stipp asks that if you only read one interview of his this year, take time to sort out and absorb the maelstrom that is Andy Dick.

The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions ““ some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…

Joe takes on the east coast happiest place on Earth, advises parents to get their acts together, and laments Disney’s thousand-acre gift shop.

For this Very Special Installment of PftL, Britt Schramm says farewell to the Stop and gives a few shout-outs to his peeps. But not without taking a few jabs at the industry in typical PftL fashion.

For a third (and final?) time, D. K. Holm revisits THE DEPARTED.

The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions ““ some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…

Peter ooks at the recent explosion of comics as fine art, as cartoon art and cartoonists exhibitions begin popping up all over the place, from the museums of New York to the halls of the U.N. and even the Library of Congress.

The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions ““ some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…

Yeah, yeah… knowing is half the battle, but what’s the other half? This week’s ATB dares to watch GI JOE: THE MOVIE to find out, and the answer isn’t pretty.

D. K. Holm catches up with season two of CSI: NY, the junior member of the CSI family.

The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions ““ some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…

The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions ““ some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…

The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions ““ some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…

If you thought the hit tv show Lost was a puzzler, you haven’t seen anything yet – check out the puzzles based on the show with Michael this week!

Peter celebrates his 150th column with a remembrance of a good friend and comics legend, Mark Gruenwald…

The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions ““ some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…

Christopher Stipp debates the merits of THE YES MEN while reviewing the latest in trailer goodness for THE PURSUIT OF HAPPYNESS, DEJA VU, LET’S GO TO PRISON and, a sharp looking docu, THE GROUND TRUTH: AFTER THE KILLING ENDS.

It’s marathon TV time as D. K. Holm catches up with new DVD sets of SCRUBS,MY NAME IS EARL, and THE OFFICE.

The web. It’s a big place, full of plenty of distractions ““ some funny, some informative, some ludicrous, some disturbing, some inane, some profound. Each and every weekday, we present links to a few of our favorite finds…

While mulling over this year’s Halloween costume ideas, M.C. gets some Information from Beck, visits Sam’s Town with The Killers and watches in horror as Double A takes an [adult swim] with some Chrome Children. PLUS. . .a chance for 5 lucky readers to win the new disc from Danny Elfman!!

It’s a Terry Zwigoff Tuesday with the DVD release of ART SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL and a new (?) BAD SANTA, reviewed by D. K. Holm.