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How sad that the most talented man in the history of movies had to hustle some Russian business man just to get a film off the ground. I'm guessing the film in question was in fact his version of Othello, which took a few years to make. Whenever he managed to get money they filmed what they could...

Poor Warren Sapp. He gets owned in the Larry Allen vid too.

Any man that can block Warren Sapp AND Derrick Thomas one-on-one is truly special.

The two td passed to Nelson and the one to Jones are nice but all the others are routine throws with blown coverages. The Lions secondary was historically bad this year (as was Green Bay's).

@cpmc1 No. Nor can you sell it. I was fortunate to find a dwarven sword with soul trap early in the game. I disenchanted that once I got the mace. But really, its not like you'd really use the enchantment until you get the ability to do double-enchanting anyway.

You may notice that nothing football-related appears in this video until 1:40. This is fitting since the case for putting Namath on this list, ahead of literally dozens of players that were better at what they did than him, has nothing to do with football. Right place, right time can go a long wa...

No wonder they didn't like playing from the baseline. It looks like a groundhog is burrowing holes back there!

Touching tribute. The false consolations of religion simply pale in comparison to the intellectual nourishment one gets from reading Christopher Hitchens. The day he passed I happened to have some Johnnie Walker Black on hand and raised a glass in his honour. His wit, erudition, and conviction wi...

If you'd like to get the whole kissing thing over with just go to a bar, have a seat, and take your pick from the queue of willing men that will rapidly form by your table. Were I not on the other side of the globe from Australia I would certainly count myself among them.

Anyone else notice this in "The Artist" by Michel Hazanavicius? Thought it worked well though it was a bit jarring at first, had to resist the urge to yell "Herrmann!" in the theatre.

Some of the guys he embarrasses in the compilation are among the best shot-blockers ever. Mourning, Mutombo, Robinson, Wallace, he threw it down over all of them. The stare he give Mutombo at 8:00 says it all. Truly the best dunker to ever live.

Earl Campbell jersey and a double-neck. Doesn't get more badass than that.

Easily a top 25 talent to ever play. If he had stayed in Minnesota or hooked up with Brady earlier he'd be much higher, but those Oakland times were ugly and can't be ignored. I still think he'd be in my top 50 though.

Impressive, but he's a running back not a defensive tackle. Marshall Faulk was allergic to the weight room and was still twice the football player this kid is.

There were a few moments on private press that actually came close to matching Endtroducing. This is one of them.

Scratching became less popular after this track was released because people realized it had reached it's zenith. They even barred DJ Shadow from some competitions because it was just inherently unfair and embarrassing for someone to try and step to him.

Endtroducing is the only album I can think of that both created a genre and was never topped subsequently by anyone (including Shadow himself).

I know I shouldn't laugh when I see Dick Vermeil cry but it gets me every time.

Jimmy Stewart-head is amazing. Wish I had a poster of it.

What a strange format. Some sort of bizarre love child between a game show and a thesis defense.

A lot of people get caught up on the humor and puerility of Zizek's analogies and miss the connections they illuminate. People like those on this panel, for example.

@boxingaddict25 Maybe if the cup had some more johnnie walker in it he'd reconsider.

Vocal effects aside, this could have been played in an episode of Miami Vice in 1986.

I've listened to dubstep for years. The genre came up in conversation and someone commented that I must like Skrillex. Its not my taste, but whatever floats your boat. What I do know is that it is not dubstep. I barely even hear influences from people like Kode9 or Burial. Much more jungle and te...

Someone tell Gaga this is how you use a Bernard Herrmann score properly.

Almost a flawless song. The only faults with it I have are Cappadonna's verse ("domino effect arts and crafts"?) and GZA's part is too short. He does a lot with it but he is so smooth and effortless that you want to listen to Liquid Swords right after the song is over.

Bjork listened to this album and was like "I need to seriously up my game again".

I think that Brian Wilson wanted to take the Beach Boys in this direction but they were also frightened.

You reap what you sow. Just like Domi did to Ulf Samuellson.

If you ever get a good sound system listen to this song on it. The quality of the recording on the synthesizers rivals anything put to record. Remember to crank it!

No cover has or will ever hold a candle to this. Gonzales does have taste though, I'll give him that.

I didn't see the movie and don't plan to, but I do appreciate it resulting in Fever Ray making such a badass song for people who are not brain-dead to enjoy. The beginning of this song makes me want to drop everything, grab a knife (no pun intended) and go on a walkabout.