I know it's stupid. What's your point?

5) If you didn't know if Dave Letterman was a fan of the President, you haven't been watching enough.
4) Of all the pugs in costumes, do you like Napoleon BonaPug, King Pug VIII or Genghis Pug the best?
3) Tom Cruise likes to run and John Cusack likes the rain. I just wanted to make sure you knew.
2) Bill's back, and he's got the new rules to prove it. This week...Katrina, the Klan and exposed Kiwis.
1) And most people wouldn't describe me as a baby person, but even I know this is freaking adorable.

Certainly you’ve heard that Pluto is no longer classified as one of the nine, er, eight planets. Although saddened by the decision, Disney is looking on the bright side. Since Pluto has been relegated to dwarf planet status, he has joined the other seven dwarves.

The story can be found today at Miss Cellania.

"Idlewild" *1/2 (out of four): Disappointingly muddled throwback to 1930s musicals with some, but not enough, hip-hop flavor thrown in from the group OutKast.

I don’t think anyone has ever used the word “conventional” to describe OutKast, the wildly inventive hip-hop combo of André “3000” Benjamin and Antwan “Big Boi” Patton. It comes as a surprise, then, to see that “Idlewild”, their take on a depression-era fable about two childhood friends who grow up in the titular Georgia town, is as woefully standard as it is joyfully anachronistic. As the film playfully introduces the two characters as young boys, it appears as though “Idlewild” might be up to something interesting. But what could have been a hip-hop “Moulin Rouge” instead becomes a musical “Harlem Nights”. “Idlewild” features a talented cast wasted on a poor script while playing gangster in the early 1900s.

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