I found that out when I saw a press screening Tuesday. See my full review here.

Listen to it here.

Here are some relevant links from this week's episode:

• Hulu.com

• The official site for R.E.M.'s new CD

• More on the longbox

• Judge Grants Co-Creator's Heirs Share of Superman Copyright

We've started cool new feature here at heraldonline: Video letters to the editor. In our first installment, Inge Smith of Rock Hill sounds off on cockfighting. Check it out here.

And you can respond to her letter or do a letter on a different topic. Submit your own here or email online@heraldonline.com to arrange for us to produce your video.

Manos: Hands of Fate!

Britney!

"How I Met Your Mother"!

and more on the newest edition of PopCast

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We take a fond look back at the days of CD clubs. Listen here.

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Jim Cramer of CNBC's "Mad Money" is steaming mad that the government has not approved the proposed merger of the Sirius and XM satellite radio companies.

On a recent program, Cramer pointed out that "a handful of the Congressmen that sent a bipartisan letter opposing the merger to the FCC and Department of Justice also have accepted money from the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) lobbying group."

Among the congressmen he named was our own John Spratt, who has received $8,000 from the NAB over the last few years.

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch checks in with one of York County's most famous former residents.