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Gut Check: Ode to the Bar Owner in a Small Town

Truckee, California.  I was there to deal with some family stuff and get away from some family stuff. There I came across the taker and the risk-taker. After being away from this little town outside of Lake Tahoe for at

Gut Check: Ode to the Bar Owner in a Small Town

The Killing: David Wain's 'They Came Together'

It’s one thing to complain about something. It’s a better thing to do something about it. David Wain, with his latest film They Came Together, did something beyond dismissing the cliches and lies that construct the typical romantic comedy. He

Raise a Glass to Felix Dennis

Publishing baron, billionaire philanthropist, best-selling author, drug addict, intellectual, Bruce Lee fan, internet renegade, rock singer, genius poet, copious wine drinker, whoring titan, and scary but lovable boss Felix Dennis died over the weekend in his home in England after a few

Raise a Glass to Felix Dennis

Rock Review: Tilts

Rock music, at its heart, is the male brain expressing what’s necessary for pleasure. Is that sexist? Of course it is. Rock music is periodically blessed by women, when they join in, but mostly it’s the product of creatures with

I Hate/Love This Band

Fat White Family suffers from so many self-inflicted flaws they deserve to fail, and disappear. Their name sucks, their sound is erratic, sloppy and self-consciously assholish. Reveling in degradation, glorifying deadly ideologies, stinking of puke and cocaine – they’re a

Gut Check: The Night I Shared Dinner with Reagan

The week of the tenth anniversary of Ronald Reagan’s death brings me to my only Reagan story–one I’ve told so many times that my fingers are pretty much on auto pilot here, while my brain is thinking about the fried

Gut Check: The Night I Shared Dinner with Reagan

Gut Check: Jackie Gutfeld

I first met my mom on September 12th, 1964, in a room at Mills Hospital in San Mateo, California. I have no memory of it, but I can imagine no better person to welcome a fearful little ball of fury

Gut Check: Jackie Gutfeld

Gut Check: Save the Lectures

In the interest of time (I’m nearly a half century old and have fewer years ahead than I’ve already swallowed up), I do my best to avoid black holes: what I call “time-suck” stories that are so murky and slippery

Gut Check: Save the Lectures

Movie Review: Enemy

 I rarely review movies, unless something interesting comes along and then disappears quickly, without fanfare. “Enemy” is one of those forgotten treats. It came out a few months ago, and now, it’s already on ITunes. I suggest you watch it.

How to Watch the Oscars in Four Simple Steps

1. Turn it on, and do something else. Do the laundry, clean the apartment, write really bad poetry, watch another show on a competing laptop. The point: if watching the Oscars is the only activity performed while watching the Oscars,

Gut Check: Penn & Teller's Finishing School

I never get around to seeing movies because I rarely get around to doing anything. This is an important point–as a man with no hobbies and a knack for leaving things unfinished–it’s a big deal for me to finally catch

Gut Check: Penn & Teller's Finishing School

Gut Check: Why I Hate Stories

Last Sunday, the New York Post ran a piece on a book on the real story behind the Kitty Genovese killing–the story of a young woman who was brutally raped and murdered in March 1964 while her neighbors did nothing,

Gut Check: Why I Hate Stories

The Boyd Crowder Translator

WHAT HE SAYS: I fear that within my belly stirs the emanations of desire for a product that sates the ache within WHAT HE MEANS: I’m hungry WHAT HE SAYS: Well, my darling, being a lowly omnivore like yourself,  I

The Boyd Crowder Translator

Gut Check: Speculating on Spectacles

As we mark the ten year anniversary of “nipplegate”–yep, it’s been that long since Justin Timberlake ripped off Janet Jackson’s breastplate during the abysmal halftime show during Super Bowl 38–it pays to ask: was the outrage worth it? The outrage

Gut Check: Speculating on Spectacles

Downton Abbey Is a Real Man's Super Bowl

Everyone has their own Super Bowl, and mine is the conclusion of Downton Abbey, season 4. I watched all the episodes this week, finishing today. Some thoughts: Edith Grantham is the Jan Brady of Downton Abbey. Less attractive and constantly

Downton Abbey Is a Real Man's Super Bowl

A Note on Attention Bias

Here’s a disturbing trend that I have decided to label “attention bias.” This is defined by  the desire for your opinion to be observed, and how that desire affects the intensity of your opinion. So, if you happen to like

Gut Check: When Old Friends Return

Maybe, when you were younger and dumber, you had some questionable friends. They dabbled in illegality. They weren’t dependable. They often needed you to bail them out of trouble. They stole stuff…sometimes your stuff. They never paid for gas, and

Gut Check: When Old Friends Return

Review: The Act of Killing

I hate movie trailers, because whenever I judge a movie based on one, I’m always wrong.  The trailer for Greenberg was atrocious – and it was the best movie from 2010.  The same thing happens again, with “The Act of

Gut Check: Greg's Favorite Songs and Records from 2013

I didn’t get around to listening to nearly as much crud as I normally do, because all I do these days is work. I do two shows a day and write books at night. I have no leisure time. Nothing.

Gut Check: Greg's Favorite Songs and Records from 2013

Gut Check: Lessons in Lockstep

Last week, Nelson Mandela died. There were more than enough touching eulogies, and any attempt by me would be shoddy, with the depth of a contact lens. Better to sit back, shut up, and think about a lesson to learn

Gut Check: Lessons in Lockstep

Bring Me Home for the Holidays

If you have no idea what to buy your wife for Christmas, let me help. A Not Cool Koozie. Yes, a Koozie is EXACTLY what your wife wants for Christmas. Forget the rings, the necklaces, the new IPAD. The Humvee.

Bring Me Home for the Holidays

Gut Check: The Pro-Choice Revolution

Last Sunday, I chose to do nothing. Meaning, I pretended to do something by buying and then consuming bits and chunks of stuff I ordered from my laptop as I sat in my underwear, drinking strong coffee. It’s what I do

Gut Check: The Pro-Choice Revolution

Gut Check: The Tarantino of Nice

This weekend, riddled with sickness, I caught up on the latest series — available on Netflix — written and directed by Ricky Gervais. It’s called Derek, and it’s about a “simple-minded” guy named Derek who works at a retirement home.

Gut Check: The Tarantino of Nice

Tips from a Runny Nose

I am currently in bed with sniffles, a nasty cough, congestion, sneezing, watery eyes. Does anyone have any suggestions for things to do with kleenex after you’ve used them? Seems like a waste just to throw them away.  I was

The Frightened Correspondent

In case you missed Saturday’s Redeye  (and many did, since it wasn’t on the DVR schedule for some ungodly reason), here’s what I think might be the funniest appearance of our Frightened Correspondent – ever.  If you don’t pee yourself

Smoking Dopes

Miley Cyrus smoking dope on stage? Who cares? The best argument against legalizing dope are the celebrity dopes who smoke it. They think they’re doing something naughty or outrageous. And they make a big deal of it whenever possible. But

Gut Check: Greg Answers Questions While Drinking Lots of Wine

Breitbart News: What do conservatives have to do to resonate with young people? GG: They have to explain, succinctly, why their stuff works. And you have to do it with humor, minus jargon, minus anger. Freedom is fun. It’s not

Gut Check: Greg Answers Questions While Drinking Lots of Wine

Why I Love the Fuzz

I can pretty much rattle off perfect albums in my head. These are those special records that after listening, maybe ten or twelve thousand times, you realize there is no way they could have been improved. Meaning, every song means

Gut Check: Thank You, Rudy Giuliani

There were no murders last week in New York City. That, by definition, is amazing. That’s like saying, for one week, there were no pies in Kirstie Alley’s fridge. Or no contagious bacteria in Hef’s grotto. Or no drugs in Andy Dick’s

Gut Check: Thank You, Rudy Giuliani

I Should Have Paid More Attention to Peanuts

I was drinking with a buddy of mine – we’re about the same age (closing in on 50) and we started talking about the first thing we ever read. It was the Sunday comics. But mainly, it was Peanuts. Peanuts,

A Post About Crap

So a Montana man got a five hundred dollar check from the US Treasury after sending them five one-hundred dollar bills that had been eaten by his mutt.  He waited for the dog to poop them out, and reassembled the

Gut Check: The Right Way to Rebel

So, let’s say you realized, that, try as you might, you’re not like the rest of them. You’re different. You don’t instantly agree with them. Their assumptions are no longer yours. Maybe, secretly, they never were. But now, you find yourself the

Gut Check: The Right Way to Rebel

Pushers

I have a relative in town, from Russia. She took the subway from the airport to our apartment. A deranged man got on, doing what deranged men do. She said to my wife, “what is he doing in here?” Exactly.

Why Do We Like Gross Things?

Why do we like gross things? I am not ashamed to say that I like gross things. I don’t like doing gross things. But I like looking at or reading about them. Medical oddities, and stuff like that. And while

The March that Didn't March

I was thinking about the disaster that was the Million Muslim March, and how it might have actually proved its point. Accidentally – of course.It changed its name to the “Million American March Against Fear,” and the only people who showed

Gut Check: Fifteen Meaningless Questions About Music

Can anyone tell me what happened to the members of Screaming Blue Messiahs? Primarily the singer/guitarist Bill Carter? There is a performer named Bill Carter, but it’s not THAT Bill Carter. I am obsessed with this band and am entirely

Gut Check: Fifteen Meaningless Questions About Music

Ariel Pink Tonight – Bring Me a Cigarette

Last night on Redeye, we had the great Ariel Pink on the show.  If you’re unfamiliar with his work, I’m going to offer you a taste. This song, “Round and Round”  is one of my all-time favorites, and it’s from

Another Record Review by Greg on a Plane, Drinking

Dear friends, am now about to review the new F*ck Buttons album, Slow Focus – their third amazing record. Their last one got used in the Britain opening Olympic ceremonies. It was the least offensive part. This record is really,