They're together, they're not, now it might be on TV?

UGH. The Chicago Sun-Times reports the icky news that Drew Peterson and Christina "Sharpie Eye-brows" Raines may be shopping a reality show about their life together.

Peterson has been married 4 times; the first two got out with their lives, wife number 3 died under suspicious circumstances during their bitter divorce proceedings and wife number 4, 23-year-old Stacy Peterson, vanished in October of 2007 and Peterson is strongly suspected in her disappearance.

Peterson and Raines, a 24-year-old single mother, announced their engagement and moved in together for a couple weeks before she moved out claiming the engagement was nothing more than a publicity-stunt cooked up by Peterson's lawyer. But what a difference a week makes - the pair are back together appearing on TV talk shows and professing their undying (pun intended) love for each other.

If such a show gets to air, please everyone, do not reward them by watching it. No good can come of it except possibly that Sharpie will get a new haircut and better makeup.

Friday night Dance Party - Ryan Adams & the Cardinals

I will admit to a high level of frustration with Mr. Adams in the early 2000s - no question, the guy has buckets of talent to spare but for a while he was putting out an album every 7 minutes (slightly exaggerated, yes) and seemed to have no problem sacrificing quality for quantity. It got so bad I'd ask a friend of mine to take the new albums, pick the best tracks and burn those onto a CD for me so I wouldn't have to wade through the throwaways. But the later 2000s have brought him rehab and sobriety and a consistency lacking in his prolific period and his tenure with the Cardinals has been very satisfying. Here's a video for 'Let It Ride' from 2005's 'Cold Roses.' RA and band are performing on Letterman, and except for an off-putting face-obscuring haircut this is topnotch work.