-- Another reason why most of TV is terrible. Actually, it's your fault because you keep tuning into for mindless idiocy like this. Ndamukong Suh will be joining others, including Katherine Webb, in a celebrity diving show...on the newly created Swim Channel? The All Aqua Channel? No, ABC. Has Hollywood lost all of its creativity!? 

For a second (OK, longer than a second), I envisioned Katherine Webb in a bikini, but I don't think that's adequate diving apparel. 

-- After seeing these pics, my 20 year crush on Tiffani Amber Thiessen will continue. Screw you Zack Morris. --

-- If I put my mind to it, and sit in silence and concentrate, I can write some clever lines. I didn't do that yesterday with the Lupe story, but still, I should've come up with this lede with a 1/4 of my brain in action. Disappointed.  

-- My takeaways of The Following? The antagonist, James Purefoy is the draw, not the story, nor Kevin Bacon. Purefoy's English accent is seductive, charming and sinister all in each breath and scheme. 

And it seems the show is trying to one-up the shock and gore of something like American Horror Story. 

The name of Purefoy's character? Joe Carroll. Boring, bland, unimaginative. Especially for a socialpathic killer, one as maliciously evil as one of fictional history's greatest villain, the Joker. 

A real review, as well as thought on another of TV's newest slashers, Ripper Street. 

-- I missed bikini week on the Bachelor? Damn. Good thing I was sharp enough to just Google (image only) my new crush, Devin Brugman. 

-- Want more sexual satisafaction? The author of the book discussed in this survey says go to bed naked, if that's uncomfortable for you for some reason, she says kiss more. 

-- Hooters will never, ever be a family restaurant in the sense that we typically think of family environments. Maybe the marketing guy meant family as in your brother, your cousin, your uncle. Sleek interiors isn't going to make it super appropriate for little kids to be at the 'family affair' at Hooters. Unless, they can down a beer, and kill 10 wings.

That's a joke. Kids shouldn't be eating wings!

Or drinking beer.

-- The strangeness continues around Notre Dame in the wake of the Teo stuff. First a high school recruit lied that he visited Notre Dame, and now former ND player, Tim Brown, says his coach threw the Super Bowl 10 years ago.