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I don't know enough football to say whether the argument lands, but that's a headline! (And, after Googling in vain for a choice Goldblum profile on the heels of The Switch, it was either that, or this.)—JS

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In short, eat your shoes.—JS

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Well, mainly they seem to be delaying major life milestones (marriage, kids, career) longer than previous generations. Which has led some psychologists to push for the creation of a new life stage known as "emerging adulthood" to better serve the unique needs of people in their 20s.—BK

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Here's a modest proposal for our times: do away with free parking in any public place. It sounds a little crazy at first, but there might be something to this.—JS

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I love when people think you can learn stuff about society from watching reality TV. Because I certainly do, and always have.—JM

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It's a lot less mysterious than the title would lead you to believe. Just know this: once you try the Trader Joe's roasted garlic hummus, all other hummus will be ruined forever.—JM

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Newsweek's Emmy Roundtable brings us Bryan Cranston, Chris Colfer, Christina Hendricks, Matthew Fox, Eric Stonestreet, and Connie Britton talking about their early careers and the line between character and actor.—BK

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Everyone hopes the injury problems affecting phenom Stephen Strasburg are nothing serious, but as JoPo details, baseball has a long, sad history of pitching injuries derailing talented young careers.—BK

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The most exciting part about this is the "part 1," meaning there's already part 2 (and maybe more to come!) in this series about auditioning. (If you haven't seen Stephen Tobolowsky's Birthday Party, you're missing out on grade-A raconteursmanship.)—JS

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In the age of Hallliburton and Blackwater, you'd think Eisenhower's "military-industrial complex" speech would get more play when it's time to beat the deficit drum. (Okay, that's hopelessly naïve, but anyway...)—JS

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One of the many reasons you should be watching Parks and Recreation. (And if you already are watching, you may find it hard to read this interview without hearing her character April's voice.)—BK

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Long before the music industry sued teens and grannies for downloading a few songs, it's required a license fee to play music at your place of business. (This is why royalty-free Muzak exists.) Most business owners aren't thrilled to be educated about this.—JS

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I've always enjoyed Jim Caple so I'm linking to this piece, even though he doesn't deserve it after claiming that Turturro – not Malkovich – played Teddy KGB in Rounders.—JM

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Parnell talks about his new Comedy Central show Big Lake, and makes a brief mention that there's more Dr. Spaceman in his future (woo-hoo!).—BK

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If you thought the franchise started going downhill with Return of the Jedi and that damn Ewok party, well, Kurtz says you're pretty much right on.—BK

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Given that description, he wasn't the first person to pop into my mind, but, surprise! It's Garry Shandling's profile.—JS

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You'll have to wade through a few patches of writing only FJM could love, but this behind-the-scenes history of the Madden video game series is pretty interesting (even if, like me, you don't play video games or watch NFL football).—JS

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A fun review of some the best (or worst, you decide) facial hair in MLB history.—BK

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Why are people blogging and tweeting less these days? They're probably foraging for food. But I can tell you why they quit contributing to Wikipedia: the asshole "elite" editors chased everyone off.—JS

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I like a good romantic comedy as much as the next man. Probably way, way more than the next man, in fact.—JM

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I'm telling you: beekeeper outfits. My daughters will never be allowed out of the house wearing anything more revealing than beekeeper outfits.—JM

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A look at how some people are finding that less stuff = more happiness.—BK

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The co-writer and director of Anchorman, Step Brothers, and the new The Other Guys talks at length about comedy and what makes his movies work. (Mild spoilers for all of those films.)—BK

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Bob Inglis (R-SC) forfeited his incumbency in this year's primary because he disagrees with Glenn Beck, won't publicly denounce Obama as a "socialist," and steers clear of a few of the zanier conspiracy theories.—JS

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A brief update on the latest tempest in the Net Neutrality debate – entertaining for the number of times it's mentioned that regulators negotiate with the industry they're regulating, or the industry agrees to regulators' level of authority.—JS

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I'll flood the Internet with links decrying 3D movies if I have to! (I've got young Nate Kruse on my side at least – bless him.)—JS

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Lots of cool info on the current production of the movie I never thought would get made (though I'm very excited that it is). And I'd just like to remind everyone that I was the first guy to cast Brad Pitt and Philip Seymour Hoffman in the same film.—BK

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Kind of a downer, but the important premise is that for all our medical innovation, American healthcare gets everything wrong with end-of-life care. (Most critically, admitting when the end is.)—JS

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This isn't exactly of-the-moment, but I finally saw Kick-Ass last night and couldn't have enjoyed it more. But it's most certainly not for everyone, so I offer two differing takes on the movie.—JM

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And here's Roger Ebert's take. I disagree, but, he's built up enough movie-critic trust with me over the years that I feel his opinion must be given due weight. No fat joke intended, I swear.—JM

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Fun stuff – especially a neat little tidbit about Stanley Tucci's gift for name-changing advice.—BK

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Too short, and doesn't quite live up to the titillation of the headline, but time with Kline is always well-spent.—BK

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An exhaustive series if examples relating how not having a car became Hollywood shorthand for loser.—JS

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Gladwell pounds the paragraphs. (From the archives but interesting.)—JS

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Linney talks about excitement over the Tonys, her upcoming Showtime show The Big C, and the privilege of aging.—BK