The Back to the Future trilogy in Bethesda/Chevy Chase MD outside of DC. The theater had a couple of Deloreans parked out front.

If you look "foreign" you could have your US passport and they will still pick you up and refuse to look at your passport.

Lure the cats away with an electric blanket to feed up the toilet seat

Soooo... is "The Long Kiss Goodnight" a Christmas movie?

I think it's funny that Bruce and his wife Emma disagree on the point.

It's whatever your family tradition dictates.

The Sun (UK): "The painting, by Tom Jung, appeared in newspapers on May 13, 1977, two weeks before George Lucas’s film was released."

Shame, the article doesn't mention the name of the artist.

I'm sad. I've just been buying a few of his books and collections to read and re-read as ebooks. I had the urge to re-read his short story, The Barbie Murders. It's moving to the top of the read pile now.

Funny, I feel that way about music streaming. I never thought to apply that concept to video. Mind now blown!

When I one day cancel my Netflix subscription and/or the company gets bought out and buried I will have those DVDs to remember them by (as long as they last).

I was always intrigued by the Joe Hill horror story Lock & Key, which was a comic book series, then a radio drama, and after multiple attempts a Netflix series. I loved the TV series and wanted to own it and found that it sold overseas on DVD. An example that is more an exception than a rule.

DVDs or Blu-Rays for TV shows can be hit or miss. If the show has been canceled or is a Netflix original you might (but not always) be out of luck.

She's a drunken, entitled party girl who is forced to wake up. I love it

So when is someone gonna test it?

I'm sure this is not the first pop-sci article about the paper. It was published four years ago.