The Two and a Half Men finale was a fascinating meta-episode and “f-you” from series creator Chuck Lorre to his many detractors.
Reviews
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“Uptown Funk” and “Feel Right” are two of the best songs you’ll hear all year. Does the rest of the album hold up?
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Bust.
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“Wow, that new One Direction song is pretty catchy.”
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U2 goes the Columbia House/malware route.
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Could Spiderman Turn Off the Dark provided the framework for a U2 album that would have been superior to Songs of Innocence?
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Thanks for the memories, MC Shaq.
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R.E.M.’s first appearance on MTV Unplugged shows a band on the rise. Their second shows a band in decline.
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Welcome back, Jack! I assume you’ve changed your ways and given up torture and extrajudicial killings, right?
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I still can’t believe Pantera’s Far Beyond Driven debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200.
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Lou Reed was a genius. But not because he was a great musician.
I’m surprised at how much I enjoyed this album.
The band that redefined what it means to suffer for one’s art has never been happier or more optimistic than it is right now. That newfound era of good feeling was on full display at the United Center on Friday.
Robin Thicke’s Paula is the most interesting album of the year. Maybe even of the last decade. But is it good?
Until the last five minutes, the series finale of How I Met Your Mother was excellent. Then, it jumped the shark.