mustachioeugene

I agree with your top four,
though I prefer the original Dawn of the Dead, even though  I hate the green skin on all the ghouls/zombies.  I just turn down the colour saturation on my lcd and it looks a lot better,  I usually turn down the levels in my greens and yellows, then I turn the reds up a bit (for darker blood/skin tones), then finally I turn down the overall saturation. 
 
It might seem a tad obsessive compulsive, but I'd recommend giving it a shot.

That's fucked up.
 
He was amazing on the Larry Sanders show.

Hey fellow bombers,  
I saw this in the Real Canadian Superstore flyer, for the Greater Toronto Area but I don't know if the flyer applies nationwide.
 
If you've got a Canadian Superstore near you they've got MS points cards on sale. 
1400 for 14.99 and 2800 for 34.99.
http://www.superstore.ca/LCLOnline/flyers_landing_page.jsp?categoryId=100002&brandId=100004

Of course, your mileage may vary.

Was this a comedy or a drama?

great contest, hope we get some more of these type of photoshop-offs.
 
congrats to the winners

In the band I play with now, I play the bass, the trumpet and my Hammond B200 organ.
 
I also built my own theremin a while back, but it's just about impossible to play that and get the same results each time.

I'll always have a special spot for Roger Wilco

 
Rolling Stone has been pretty weak-sauce for the past few years.  It seems they can't get one voice and stick with it. They tend to praise certain bands/performers, and once that band makes it, they proceed to shit all over them.  They are trying to cater to disposable pop-culture. Instead of employing writers whose opinions might sway their reader base, they seem to employ writers who are willing to change their opinions to match what their perceived readers might think.  It's not informative editorial work, it's reactive editorial work and it all just smacks of bullshit.
 
 if anyone really wants good coverage, there are a million editorial websites for all things pop-culture.  Most people tend to find a website that is close to their own voice/opinion for music, film, books and video games and tend to stick with that until their tastes, or the editorial staff changes.