Wow, it hurts that it won’t be out for another year. But we’ll take it as a vote of confidence that Spike Jonze’s version of Where The Wild Things Are is gonna be phenomenal. Check out the interview. [Ain't It Cool News]

Looks like Rivers and his band of merry men have realized that they’ve hit rock bottom. Looks like it’s time to get an old friend back to help their cause. Guess who? [Slashfilm]

We’re so glad that someone has the balls (and most especially the mind) to recognize a Doucher when he sees one. Not to mention our glee at his breaking down the species altogether. [POTW]

It’s about damn time L.A. in film got some props thrown its way. It’s unfortunate that it took its own paper to do it. It’s also unfortunate that Crash is on the list. Why lord, why? [LA Times]

Carrie Bownstein continually kills it with each of her diatribes on music and her life. This is a little older, but see if you don’t completely agree with her about your iPod and shuffle. [NPR]

An update on what’s really going on with Spike Jonze’s Where The Wild Things Are film. It’s both bad and good, but not horrible. Keep on keeping on Spike![LA Times]

I’ve always been a fan of people going out when they are on top. To prove my point, here’s what would’ve happened, had some of our more prominent figures stuck around. Creepy! [Boom!]

The crossing of superheroes in movies is beginning to snowball like crazy. Here’s the newest glimpse at what you might have missed during Iron Man. And no, it’s not Sam “Bad Muthafucka” Jackson. [io9]