Relive the decade that was! "That 80's Show" debuts tonight.

Man, I hope they make fun of Miami Vice!

Right now there are awards for big name actors, director, editors and such, but how about an award for, ummmm, what's his name?

...Indiana Jones And The Big Sequel.

"First you've got it. Then you've lost it." That was the quote from "Trainspotting" that now seems to be coming to fruition as the music labels are pulling the plug on established and fading stars.

Who's next? Watch your step Backstreet Boys, Michael Jackson and Pearl Jam! And good luck to Foo Fighters and Weezer. I hope your new discs sell millions!

ANOTHER TENACIOUS UPDATE

Don't forget that The Self Proclaimed World's Greatest Rock and Roll Band, TENACIOUS D, will appear on NBC's LAST CALL WITH CARSON DALY this evening, January 23rd, 2002.

How about The D, on TV? Does that move you?

ANOTHER MILESTONE

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone surpassing Independence Day and Return of the Jedi over the weekend to become the eighth biggest-grossing film in history. The film has grossed $309.7 million so far.

GET THE LED IN

Cadillac has recruited Led Zeppelin to help make its line of cars more appealing. The auto maker will use Zep's classic "Rock and Roll" in a new series of TV ads. It's the first time the legendary band has sold one of its songs for a commercial.

I feel sad right now!

As the awards show season rages on The Director's Guild has announced it's nominees.

The TV news personality wars continue as CNN hires ABC's Connie Chung.

Brian Wilson has caught a new wave, to Europe.

Pat Summerall is finally stepping down as a football broadcaster.

Bob Cole, you're next! Please?!?

After weeks of trying to find out of it was true, we now know that the rumour was true! EMI has dumped Mariah Carey, but given her a $28 million pay- off.

I'd go away too for that kind of money!