| It's a fifteen song set-list of pop-culture standards spanning the last forty years and three Johnny Cash tunes, one of them new. |
| His segments should be topical, pegged to whatever insane pop-culture news was dominating the water cooler at the moment. |
| They also don't cram dated pop-culture in-jokes down your throat like some film companies do. |
| But because pop-culture enthusiasts have woefully short memories, we too often forget that Diaz is a talented actress. |
| The show is a result of North's belief that our bootylicious pop-culture world is just so ripe for parody. |
| So in addition to my weekly strip, which was about politics but also social and pop-culture issues, I began doing all sorts of things. |
