Mike Honcho

Yeah, but Live Wire wasn't on that album, it was on Too Fast for Love and that came out in 81.

Bowies version of China Girl

Came out in 1981

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If I could have gotten 5 points, I would have beaten @5-Points. Good job.

I'm not a weatherman.

Went and had the convertible detailed on Saturday. When they called to say it was done, I decided, well it's only an hour walk, so I'll walk. About halfway there, I got a blister on my foot, but I was at the point of no return so that sucked. On the plus side, the car looks gorgeous, paint is restored to like it's new. If I'm lucky, the construction crews that have been working my road will finish soon so I can use the garage again. Been 2 weeks already and I still can't use my driveway. Every geek, have a great week.

2008 Pontiac Solstice.

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Alan Arkin, the Oscar-winning star of “Little Miss Sunshine,” has died, his family announced Friday. He was 89. “Our father was a uniquely talented force of nature, both as an artist and a man. A loving husband, father, grand and great grandfather, he was adored and will be deeply missed,” his sons Adam, Matthew, and Anthony Arkin said in a statement to CNN. Born in Brooklyn to Russian-German Jewish immigrant parents, his family moved to Los Angeles when he was a child. Arkin attended Bennington College but left to form the music group, The Tarriers in which he sang and played guitar. The group didn’t stay together long but had a hit with “The Banana Boat Song” in 1957. He then went on to become a founding member of the Second City improvisational troupe, and also continued to record music, including several children’s albums with his group, The Babysitter. But acting was also a passion and Arkin won a Tony Award for his Broadway debut performance in the 1963 play “Enter Laughing” and a Drama Desk award for directing the 1968 play “Little Murders,” which he also directed for the big screen. Arkin also directed the original Broadway version of Neil Simon’s “The Sunshine Boys,” which ran for more than 500 performances. In his film work, he became one of a handful of actors to be Oscar nominated for their first starring role. In Arkin’s case, he was nominated for his role as as Rozanov in the 1966 war comedy, “The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming. He also earned Oscar nominations for his performances in “The Heart is a Lonely Hunter” (1967), and “Argo” (2012).

So I just went over to CNN and all the stuff on the front page are stories from April 18th? Anyone else seeing this? Checked in 2 different browsers.

This has disaster and massive boredom written all over it.

Okay it seems normal now. I tried it on 2 different computers and got the April 18th thing, so it couldn't have been a cookie or something. Tried multiple browsers too, that was just weird. Literally one of my computers has the old stuff still up.

Aside from being extremely inexperienced, she might have been tweaked out on coke that day. Not a good day for her lawyer.

He's in one of my favorite underrated comedies, 1979's The In-Laws. This scene still cracks me up.

Only $63 bucks for a 6er in downtown Chicago this week.

If I were a college and still wanted to increase diversity and equality, I would change the standards from race based affirmative action to a financial based one. Lower the threshold for people that live in economically distressed areas. You would achieve nearly the same outcome and would be able to get around the racial component.

Oh and don't get me started on Michael J. Fox. I'm glad he retired from acting...oh, look at me, I shake...boo hoo!

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Bobby D has chunks of guys like you in his stool!

Hervé Villechaize, that's right, I said it. And you know what, I'm glad he's dead.

A couple of days ago, Grand Rapids MI had the worst air quality in the country. We're #1!!! We're #1!!! We're #1!!!

His type of music isn't something I normally would search for, so maybe that's why I've missed it all this time. But in the last 10 years it seems film makers are rediscovering him and that's how I've been introduced to him. Guessing since you'd whack Paul Simon for him, maybe I'll do a deeper dig and give rest of his catalogue a listen.