1997 Vintage: The Annie
Knock, knock. / Who’s there? / Annie. / Annie who? / Annie body home to let me in? Part of the 42 Classic Knock-Knock Jokes:… Read More »1997 Vintage: The Annie
1997 Vintage: The Theodore
Knock, knock. / Who’s there? / Theodore. / Theodore who? / Theodore is heavy, push it open! Part of the 42 Classic Knock-Knock Jokes: The… Read More »1997 Vintage: The Theodore
1997 Vintage: The Frances McDormand “Fargo” Win
Why did she win Best Actress? Because she proved that you can solve a triple homicide, be seven months pregnant, and have a Minnesota accent… Read More »1997 Vintage: The Frances McDormand “Fargo” Win
1997 Classic: The “Secrets & Lies” Hope
Why was Mike Leigh there? To remind everyone that British people can be miserable in a way that is technically “Award-Winning.” Part of the 42… Read More »1997 Classic: The “Secrets & Lies” Hope
1997 Legacy: The Seating Chart Drama
Why were the “Indie” actors sitting so close to the front? To make the studio executives nervous about their job security. Part of the 42… Read More »1997 Legacy: The Seating Chart Drama
1996 Classic: The First Date (1996 Edition)
“Do you have a cell phone?” “Yes.” “Do you have an email address?” “Yes.” “Do you have a personality?” “I’m downloading one now, it’s at… Read More »1996 Classic: The First Date (1996 Edition)
1996 Archive: The Web Counter
My personal homepage has a “Hit Counter” that says 42, and I’m pretty sure 41 of those were me refreshing the page. Part of the… Read More »1996 Archive: The Web Counter
1995 Classic: The Dr. Dre & 2Pac “California Love”
Why the Mad Max video? For proving that if the world ends, it’s going to be a giant party in the desert hosted by Death… Read More »1995 Classic: The Dr. Dre & 2Pac “California Love”
1995 Vintage: The Moby “Everything is Wrong”
Why the veganism? For an album that proved electronic music could have a conscience, even if most people just wanted to dance to it. Part… Read More »1995 Vintage: The Moby “Everything is Wrong”
1995 Vintage: The Pulp “Common People”
Why the supermarket? For Jarvis Cocker proving that “slumming it” with the working class is only fun until you realize they don’t have a backup… Read More »1995 Vintage: The Pulp “Common People”