This is actually pretty entertaining. Eddie, Dave & Alex remeniscing on the early VH days, bad record deals and Ted Templeman. Pretty funny stuff...

Or maybe it just looks that way. I'm not going to lie, I may watch this video repeatedly this weekend. I don't even care that it's an ad for something. Liv Tyler is NOt hard to look at. She can actually sing, too. This is a pretty interesting cover song

How can you not like this kid? What a great underdog story and the guy can BALL! Jeremy Lin has, however, inspired some of the worst puns in the history of the English language. At least Letterman is acknowledging them as being awful.

...and then there's the genius of Steven Colbert

The Porsche that was a key element in Tom Cruise's career-catapulting movie, RISKY BUSINESS, (I still think Curtis Armstrong stole that movie) has surfaced in Chicago at the Volo Auto Museum and they need to clear space. Any offers? Rumor has it that L. Ron Hubbard was re-incarnated as a seat cover, which is included with the car. If I had a choice between this and the General Lee, it'd be no contest but the General Lee doesn't seem to be in my price range. Might be worth a test drive, but only if you can have Guido the Killer Pimp in a chase car.

You have to love when the good guys get their due, and by all accounts Dave Grohl is a good guy. I have my questions as to whether Foo Fighters should have been considered in the Hard Rock/Metal category, but the Grammys has a rich history of tone-deafness when it comes to the ROCK categories (the Grammys will never and should never live down the Metallica/Jethro Tull debacle).
There's plenty more good things in store for Grammy Award winner Dave Grohl. He's producing a TV show and also finishing production on a documentary about the recording space where Nirvana's seismic-musical-event album NEVERMIND was recorded. Check out the trailer & leave a comment below. Are you interested to see this? Did Foos deserve the Best Hard Rock/Metal Grammy? Is that rash clearing up?