· The Rotten Tomatoes Show asked Eli Roth to name five of his favorite films (his responses, after the jump), and he overlapped with mentor Quentin Tarantino's list exactly once -- sadly, not in head-scratching appreciation of the Woody Allen/Jason Biggs film Anything Else. A free lollipop to any journalist who can get Quentin to explain that one! (OK, no free lollipops. A Blue Mountain eCard, perhaps.)
· As Ryan Kwanten goes topless for GQ (take that, Paquin!), True Blood gets bigger and bigger in the ratings each week. Still, those of you whose devotion to blond, bad boy vampires actually precedes the HBO show may be excited to learn that James Marsters (Spike from Buffy the Vampire Slayer) has been added to the Battlestar Galactica spinoff Caprica.
· Survivor winner Richard Hatch claims that he received a tough prison sentence not because, you know, he didn't pay his taxes, but because he is gay.
· Matt Zoller Seitz and Keith Uhlich have assembled a video tribute to their favorite dialogue written by Quentin Tarantino.
· Oliver Stone is creating a ten-part documentary series for Showtime called Secret History of America. First up: the heretofore unknown connection between Roy Cohn and Angelina Jolie's terrible accent in Alexander.