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Well you'd have to maybe go to Wiki and see what publishing group owns the rights to each song.

The sexual revolution was largely for heterosexuals. Homosexuals were still regarded as weird or a punchline, even by liberals. It took a few decades before that really changed.

Lol, that's happened to me a lot with Rocky & Bullwinkle. What was the joke?

Um, yeah, you pretty much describe my pattern with any fandom, lol. :) It's healthy and normal to burn out and then return later. It's how you keep things fresh.

I don't think too many people "want" to be in food service. It's simply a matter of survival. ;) My Grandfather did. He was a painter and playwright, and never gave those things up, but he also worked as a salesman. He hated it, but he had a wife and two children to support. So I would argue...

::sigh:: I remember having a delayed opening one day in 6th grade. I spent the morning watching Rugrats, the episode where Chuckie gets his first grown up bed. Later I went to school, and we were all talking about Chuckie's monologue about his crib, lol. Good times!

I've known many people who have "regular" jobs and are still able to indulge their artistic sides (doing plays, their own films, etc.). It is certainly possible and can be very satisfying. And you don't have to pander to mindless executive types (at least not as much, hehe). Of course, I'm not...

Yeah sorry I don't have much to contribute. It's been an incredibly lousy couple of weeks.

2014 brought a lot of highlights for me, but it's ending pretty miserably. I would like to hope 2015 won't continue that pattern...I don't recall a time when I've felt this hopeless. Maybe it's part of getting older. I'd like to think this will balance out somehow eventually...

Yes, exactly. That is something I will always struggle with. Of course, on a good day, I do try to remember this:

What holds a lot of people back is the seeming contradiction of a loving God, versus their own lives which can be pretty trying. Why were you created just to be miserable? That is something I have always struggled with.

That's the case sometimes, but other times there's studio interference. As Frank Oz pointed out, in recent years the business types over powered the creative types.

To me it just means there are upward trends and downward trends in entertainment. And during a downward trend, people get very anxious to get back to the last time when things were going well.

I actually did hear that one on the radio the other week. I got all excited and had to explain it to my friend, lol.

Eh, I'm just glad the "Hobbit" films are over. I've only seen the first one and that was enough. I don't know about the whole Annie movie, but the child actress does at least seem endearing. Honestly, I don't mind a remake of Annie. It's always a musical I've been torn on, lol. Great music of...

Well I think that's part of the point. There's so many kids, it's all too easy for the adults to see them as a single unit and not notice when one of them is missing.

Her career as an object of ridicule. And one that's not even guaranteed to last that long in the grand scheme. There's always another soon-to-be-has-been coming up the ranks.

For some reason, this part made me laugh, lol. :insatiable:

Well what's the movie about exactly?

I mean, guys have been writing for girl's shows forever probably, so I don't mind that. It's not like women always agree on how to handle things. But I'd question the wisdom of any cartoon addressing anorexia. The characters don't look like real people even on a good day, lol. It's probably a...