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This fight was suggested by our friend, Dan Fuller, and it comes with some simple rules.  Here’s the scenario:

There are two sheds on either end of a large, open field.  You can fill the sheds with any objects you wish, so long as each shed contains the same objects.  Ashley J. “Ash” Williams starts in one shed, Angus MacGyver in the other.

Who would win?

This is easily the greatest interview of Barbara Walters’ career, mainly because of Donatello’s malfunctioning tear generator.  Enjoy.

Check out our coverage of the NY Anime Festival, featuring our favorite college radio personality/anime aficionado, A-Log.

If you live in NYC, you can listen to A-Log on WSIA, 88.9 FM, or listen online at http://wsia.csi.cuny.edu.

In my last post, I questioned the hair-cutting abilities of Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake.  Even though he calls himself “The Barber,” I don’t think he’s ever given anyone a decent haircut.  If I was going to have a legendary wrestler cut my hair, I’d go to Tito Santana.

This video was made by comedian Mark Malkoff during his search for the former wrestling superstar.

Be sure to check out the rest of Mark’s videos on YouTube.

If Wolverine ever fought Brutus “The Barber” Beefcake, I think most people would agree with me when I say that Wolverine would win.  The tougher question is this:  Who would give a better haircut?

When it comes to favorite Superman movies, this one is definitely somewhere in my top 3.

Who would win?