The judges on American Idol always say that if you are a good singer, you could sing the phone book and it would sound great. Maybe, but only a true diva can sing the ABCs gospel-style backed by a bunch of puppets. See Patti LaBelle on Sesame Street.

Turn your speakers on and just click it. I promise it won’t get you fired. Probably.

Check out DeSean Jackson, the Eagles second-round draft pick this past weekend, returning a punt against Tennessee. It’s gonna be a good year.

In honor of the start of the NBA playoffs, I recommend Hoopshype.com, the most comprehensive NBA website in America for true fans.

Hulu.com has full-length movies and full episodes of dozens of TV shows, all online. The TV offerings are quite a smorgasbord, from current hits (24, Scrubs, Law & Order, Battlestar Galactica) to classics (Miami Vice, The A-Team, Doogie Howser and, well, Battlestar Galactica). Particularly intriguing are the spin-offs (Archie Bunker’s Place, What’s Happening Now!, Team Knight Rider and — wait for it — Galactica 1980).

The old school, folding humor of Mad Magazine, gone high-tech and interactive. Another reason to love the internet. Check it out here.

Do your kids love fish sticks? Have you recently read the ingredients on the side of a box of fish sticks? If the answer to both questions is yes, you will want to try this great, easy fish stick recipe. The only variation I made, which I strongly recommend: don’t mess around with trying to sautee them, just deep fry those suckers.

Nobody closes a show like Bonnie Raitt, especially when she has Bruce Hornsby and Jackson Browne in the role of the Pips. Here she is doing Angel From Montgomery.

I’m not going to spoil the surprise by telling you what it is. Just click here.

If you are one of the few sports fans in America who hasn’t yet discovered Bill Simmons, also known as “The Sports Guy” at ESPN, you are missing on the funniest, sometimes most insightful, and always most fan-centered writing in sports.

 Check out The Sports Guy’s World.