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.

Heads-up to all people not running for Lieutenant Governor and (where needed) with access to babysitters: the great Jill Scott is coming home to Philadelphia this Friday, March 7th. I saw her at the Electric Factory several years ago and it was a great show, I got her new album for my birthday and it is also terrific–don’t take my word for it, watch the video for Hate On Me.

Think about it this way: if you don’t go to the concert, you’re just going to give me the money for my campaign, so you might as well go.

In the days leading up to Valentine’s Day, I was constantly approached by people on the street who said, “Matt, I want a treat I can make for my significant other that combines the innocence of childhood with something, say, 150 proof.” As is often the case, one of my favorite websites, the Food Network, has the answer: Rum Hot Chocolate.