Our Man in Rotterdam. Kevin Lee reports from one of the oldest festivals. Having wonderful time, wishes we were there. bit.ly/yzKihB

My new Oscar Channel on Watch-it tells you if any Oscar nominees are available streaming On Demand *anywhere.* Handy. bit.ly/AghKq1

My candidate for President in 2012: "Dave." Also my DVD of the Week. bit.ly/A4nmsC

More than 80 fan-created posters for "Drive." on.fb.me/ynxeC6

"The Zuckerberg Tax." How the rich get off tax-free. One way or another, we pay. Dearly. nyti.ms/yYSwtF

My pal Anath White sez the Oscarcast and Billy Crystal should host a meet-and-sniff between Blackie and Uggie.

Playing the Blinking Game with The Driver. An appreciation of "Drive" by Wael Khairy, one of the FFCs on my site: bit.ly/xu4xTU

Anything for an award. Scorsese wonders if Harvey Weinstein spread vile rumors about Blackie, the dog in "Hugo." bit.ly/xPUs5z

Kim Morgan asks: What were the best older movies you saw for the first time in 2011? And answers for herself. bit.ly/wggUgY

How to zap your brain into the Zone and feel the Flow. Not woo-woo, but New Scientist! bit.ly/z0uK9T

"The Black Power Mixtape," reviewed by Odie Henderson, is playing on Demand on NetFlix and Amazon Instant. bit.ly/z2oFJr

My Netflix Instant Film of the Day, on Charles Dickens' 200th birthday: "Little Dorrit." on.fb.me/AjF2th

The Museum of Google Doodles. bit.ly/AqwpIL

On Charles Dickens' birthday, a BBC animation about his life. bit.ly/xpYrMF

Madonna's homeless brother was outside the stadium in the car park. bit.ly/xIdn4K

Kristin Thompson on the links, if any, between the doomed Costa Concordia and Godard's use of it in "Film Socialisme." bit.ly/ysHlB5

Siskel & Ebert fight over a toy train on our long-lost 1988 Gift Guide. LMAO. Then we play a video game via VHS tape. bit.ly/yDSOBz

Kevin B. Lee reports from the 41st Rotterdam Film Festival for my site. He doesn't like a sordid teenage sex entry. bit.ly/AuBjbf

Ramin Serry's "Loveless," about a clueless pickup artist, is on iTunes, YouTube and Amazon VOD, etc. Thumbs up from me: bit.ly/z5UR5w

Scorsese's own behind-the-scenes featurette about "Hugo." bit.ly/woRZze