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License to Drive: Revoked

Posted by Casey Rae-Hunter on Wed, Mar 10, 2010

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R.I.P., Corey Haim. Looks like that means we won’t be seeing License to Drive II anytime soon. Lord knows the other Corey and maybe even Heather Graham — still a fox! — could use the work… Feel free to share your finest Corey Haim memories (Haimories?) in the comments… Back later.

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To Boldly Go…

Posted by Casey Rae-Hunter on Mon, Mar 8, 2010

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…where no sane Christian has gone before. This video is so nuts I don’t even know where to start. I mean, it’s not every day that you come across an evangelical homage to Star Trek with rock guitars and “uncircumcised fill-uh-stone Klingons.” Thanks again to Shane of the Government for the tip.

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Dispatches From the Stacks

Posted by Wes Covey on Sun, Mar 7, 2010

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Welcome to a very special edition of Dispatches From the Stacks. What’s so special, you ask? Well, I won’t be writing for a couple weeks. So what, you say, it’s not like you post every week like you’re supposed to. Fair enough, I say, but this time I have a valid excuse. You see, dear patrons, [...]

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Bringing Down the House

Posted by Nicholas Farrell on Sun, Mar 7, 2010

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Guten Tag, everyone. Here’s some unusual news from the Fatherland. It’s been noted that Germans have a thing for planning and strategy. A group of German men took such inclinations to extremes yesterday, forcefully exiting celebrity poker tournament Promi-Poker-Tournier with the winner’s share — an excess of 800,000€ ($1 million USD) — after having laid [...]

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Back to the Howling Old Owl in the Woods: “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road” is Still Awesome

Posted by Katie Ehlers on Sat, Mar 6, 2010

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Elton John’s “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road” was released in 1973, and I was released in 1979, so I don’t consider it an exaggeration to say I have loved this song my entire life. It’s one of those tunes I didn’t quite understand as a kid, but got to me anyway. Because that’s what the best [...]

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