Distance running, Reality TV, boxing, pop culture, BAD pop culture (which one could argue is the same as reality TV), travel, long and lasting friendships
I'll never need children if my friends stay emotionally underdeveloped. If you fit the bill, I'm the girl for you.
 
Lately a lot of Amy Winehouse. Afghan Wigs when I need to get aroused, Michael Penn when I need be reminded, Jack Johnson or Amos Lee when I am weak, River is to Train when I am homesick, John Mellancamp when I need to go back, Kenny Chesney when I need to rock, Oasis when I am dark, Hanson when I am not dark, Atmosphere and Gold Chains when I am hard core, Alicia Keys and Tori Amos when I am Woman, Train and Hootie when I hang with my yuppie friends, Bach when I am scattered, Jennifer Holiday when I am powerful, R. Kelly when I need to be reminded of the absurdity of the world, Tina Turner when I'm getting dressed in the morning, Marvin Gaye when I'm driving in the car, Beyonce when I'm running (are you ready for my jelly?), Violet Indiana when I am still. Anything that's rolling on my playlist.
For now and forever, "Until the End of the World", but "Sepet" and "Gubra" run a close second. Every Christmas I watch "Miracle" and "Mystery, Alaska" to feel like there's snow. Every birthday I watch "The Rookie" to feel like there's hope. Lately I've been watching "Love Me If You Dare" more than I'd like to admit. I saw "Monster In Law" in the theaters at full price and "Purple Rain" at a midnight showing hosted by drag queens. I used to own a lot of dvds, but then my scumscuking neighbors robbed me blind and I'm now home cinema-less.
"American Idol" and I'm not ashamed of it. "24", and not just because Carlos Bernard is the hottest man on the planet, because the guy who plays Sayed on "Lost" took that title which is why I now obsessively watch that show. If it's a reality TV show, I'll watch it. If nothing's on and I need TV noise, "E" or "Sportscenter." Really, this could be worse.
Fiction: "A Yellow Raft in Blue Water," "The Book of Laughter and Forgetting," "Memoirs of a Geisha," "Call of the Wild," anything Restoration era, anything by Louise Erdrich, "Mysteries of Pittsburgh," "Tiger Eyes", "Red Earth and Pouring Rain
Non-Fiction: "Odd Girl Out," "A Tribe Apart," "Reading the Fights," "Seven Daughters of Eve", "The Runner's Bible."
Totally Guilty Pleasures: "The Witching Hour," "Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood," "Bitch in the House."
Childrens: "Where the Wild Things Are," "Hey, Moonface."
Cleopatra, Hilary Clinton, Ali, Daphne, that woman who started "Children of the Night," Oprah (shut up), Anne Richards, Dave Parker, Fred Rogers. People sucked into Twitter.