Best Albums of 2010

Rolling Stone Magazine has released its 30 picks for best albums of 2010, with Kanye West landing the #1 spot.  I know we love to hate him, but the guy is crazy talented, although I fear that if his ego gets any bigger, all of us Americans may have to move to Europe.  I'm definitely happy to see The Black Keys as #2 - they are insanely good.  Insanely good.  If you haven't heard of / listened to them (GASP!), well, you are missing out on some seriously phenomenal music.  Google them right now.  Seriously. 

1. Kanye West, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
2. The Black Keys, Brothers
3. Elton John and Leon Russell, The Union
4. Arcade Fire, The Suburbs
5. Jamey Johnson, The Guitar Song
6. Vampire Weekend, Contra
7. Drake, Thank Me Later
8. Robert Plant, Band of Joy
9. Eminem, Recovery
10. LCD Soundsystem, This Is Happening
11. The Dead Weather, Sea of Cowards
12. John Mellencamp, No Better Than This
13. Taylor Swift, Speak Now
14. Robyn, Body Talk
15. The National, High Violet
16. Kid Rock, Born Free
17. Beach House, Teen Dream
18. Kings of Leon, Come Around Sundown
19. M.I.A., Maya
20. Neil Young, Le Noise
21. Big Boi, Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty
22. Spoon, Transference
23. Elizabeth Cook, Welder
24. Maximum Balloon, Maximum Balloon
25. Superchunk, Majesty Shredding
26. Yeasayer, Odd Blood
27. Peter Wolf, Midnight Souvenirs
28. My Chemical Romance, Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys
29. The Roots, How I Got Over
30. Rick Ross, Teflon Don

The Beaver?

I'm not sure about this... I know Mel Gibson desperately needs a kick-ass movie to restart his career again, but I don't know if this is it.   

Blue Valentine Poster is Super Saucy!

I'm really looking forward to seeing this movie, especially now that I see how sexy Mr. Gosling is looking (I think he's sex on a stick when he's all scruffy). 

Wait. What? Slightly Awesome...and Lots o Gross.

I have a feeling this is going to be me someday...