Bohemian Rhapsody, Muppet Style...
I know this is late and all of you have probably seen it, but I kinda had to put it on the blog...
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!!
I know this is late and all of you have probably seen it, but I kinda had to put it on the blog...
Collin Wilcox Paxton, best known for her role as Mayella Ewell in "To Kill a Mockingbird" passed away yesterday. Normally this type of thing wouldn't make the Pop Cultured headlines, but Collin Wilcox Paxton grew up with my Dad and his siblings in Highlands, NC and was a close friend of my Aunt, who still lives in Highlands. Below is the "To Kill a Mockingbird" trailer, complete with part of Collin's most famous scene.
After emailing David a Ghostbusters related article:
On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 8:27 AM, David Burch wrote:
Do you have a google news alert for Ghostbusters?
-David
I didn't before, but I do now...
Caroline: Omg Laura the 20oz bottles of coke zero are 30 cents at work
me: do you work in heaven?
:)

I heart a League of Their Own, and I can understand why the little unicorn dog with cowboy boots might be tempted to draw a knife after such an argument. See more of these charming illustrations, and many Tegan and Sara, or is it (Sara and Tegan?) videos on her blog.
So, as many of you know, I recently made the move to the greater DC area, more specifically Rockville, MD. I won't have cable or internet until this weekend, and I'm rarely able to get on the computer during work, which is why my blog presence has been non existent for the last few weeks. Anyway, in honor of my move, here's a nice song about my new town...

Today was Pop Cultured's one year anniversary!! God...have we been doing this thing for an entire year?
Where does the time go?
This evening I was doing a little random link hopping on YouTube and ended up at my favorite childhood cereal commercial... Fruity Marshmallow Krispies. My love for the Krispies jingle is two-fold: 1) It's catchy as hell. In fact I'm singing it in my head as I type this. 2) It totally sounds like the announcer sings "lots of fruity marshmallow shit" about 6 seconds in and you really can't imagine how much I enjoyed that when I was seven.
I get that after 19 seasons, it's tough to come up with new ways to promote a series but really CBS? Is this the best you can do? There have already been four seasons with a cast of 20 survivors (don't judge me for knowing that) so that can't be used as justification for this campaign.