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April 2, 2008

Saved by the Bell - then and now

OK! magazine put together a little slideshow of Bayside High alumni. Zach's still a hottie, but it's sad that the nicest thing they can say about Dustin Diamond is that he's on Celebrity Fit Club.

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Still hangin' ... just not so tough


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That line was stolen from Rob, who sent us a link to this photo of the new New Kids. I'm using it to serve as a reminder to myself to set my DVR to record the man-kids on the Today show Friday morning. Supposedly they're going to talk about a reunion ... but what would they play? Their old stuff is great karaoke fodder, but would anyone pay to see them in concert? I'm not so sure. I'd rather those memories remain childhood ones.



The Onion does Seuss

Nice little spoof here from The Onion, in which Dr. Seuss implores the living to stop making movies out of his books. I thought Horton Hears a Who was quite good, myself. But they nail the live-action Cat in the Hat:

Did you learn all but squat from The Cat In The Hat?
Please tell me you fired the ***** who made that.
I would have stopped writing, maybe sold Goodyear tires.
If I knew one dark day I'd costar with Mike Myers.



Fun With Lists: Rangers names

Associated Press

Today's random rankings: best Texas Rangers player names

1. Oddibe McDowell (above)

2. Rusty Greer

3. Sparky Lyle

4. Sammy Sosa

5. Bucky Dent

6. Bert Blyleven

7. Kevin Belcher

8. Scarborough Green

9. Dickie Thon

10. Jarrod Saltalamacchia



Today's new comics

Marvel

Secret Invasion #1 (of 8): Marvel has been dropping hints for months that certain characters have been covertly replaced by shape-shifting aliens. Things get more overt in this series. Want to read the first 10 pages for free?

Young X-Men #1: Twenty-five years after the debut of The New Mutants, Marvel's giving the concept a fresh spin. This one's written by Eli Stone creator Marc Guggenheim.

American Splendor: Season Two #1 (of 4): Harvey Pekar is back with more mundane tales of his ordinary life.

Oh, and you have ever thought the works of Shakespeare could use a little more manga flavor?



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