For those of you that either (a) reside beneath a rock and/or (b) genuinely dislike sports, I urge you to ignore this article and perhaps move on to some of the other topics.  Anyone else, forgive me if I beat the proverbial drum and pound my chest with unrivaled conviction but, to me, LeBron James is the biggest joke in the sporting world today (and Tiger Woods breathes a sigh of relief).

Well, as most know M. Night has a very shaky track record when it comes to movies. It seems as if he hasn't had good “movie making sense” since, well, the Sixth Sense.

The Last Airbender 3D was a complete disappointment! Waiting for the bending affects to jump off the screen and provide us with the most exhilarating 3D experience ever, would have killed me had I held my breath waiting. But, there was one jaw-dropping moment at the end—when I realized the movie was over.

Grow Up!!!

Last night I got a chance to see Grown-Ups.  This comedy starring Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Rock, David Spade, and Rob Schneider is probably one of the funniest movies I have ever seen.  Lately Adam Sandler has been making some bad movies.  After seeing Funny People, I thought he had lost his “mojo”.  Skeptical, I went to see this movie, hoping it wasn’t one of those movies where all the funny parts were in the trailer. It wasn’t! Adam Sander has done it again!  The movie reminds me of what I do when I hang out with my friends “in real life”—act stupid and make fun of each other.

Marking its 10th year anniversary, the 2010 Black Entertainment Television (or Black Eeeeeeeevil Television if you are a fan of The Boondocks) Awards showed tremendous growth. This year's ceremony was hosted by triple threat Queen Latifah, which added a level of class that hasn't been seen on BET in a while.  There were no over the top comedy sketches or gimmicks. To me, subtle comedy during award ceremonies works best. I was fine with Queen Latifah's wardrobe changes that reflected the various acting roles. By scaling back on the rowdiness, BET was actually able to focus on the talent.

I think I was possibly the only person on the face of the earth that hadn't seen Lady Gaga's video for 'Telephone', so I decided that I was done being left out of the loop. After I finished watching it, I realized I hadn't seen any of her other videos either, even though I'm particularly fond of her music. Thus began the thirty minutes of my life I wish I had never wasted. I was disappointed, but not overly shocked by anything I saw, until I watched the video for 'Alejandro'. I'm not easily shocked or offended by any stretch of the imagination, but my mouth was wide open by the end.