Five pop culture items we missed

Today's catch includes: Jason Sudeikis dishing about masturbation and a "Lost" actor wishing he was on "True Blood

Topics: Pop five, Guillermo del Toro, Internet Culture, Lost, Star Wars, True Blood, Television,

Five pop culture items we missedCharlie Day on "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia."

1. Masturbatory comment of the day: Jason Sudeikis on how he got his technique for “Hall Pass”:

“I did all my research for that scene by going on Chatroulette, that website where guys masturbate for strangers. My moves in Hall Pass are an amalgamation of, I don’t know, maybe 20,000 different dudes. I took the facial expressions from SexHog22; I took the hand motions from GrizzlyBearDong. Those guys really know what they’re doing.”

2. Casting news of the day: Charlie Day (“It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” “Horrible Bosses”) may be joining the Guillermo del Toro’s monster mash “Pacific Rim.” Wonder if there will be a cameo for Night Man?

3. HBO wish of the day: That “Lost’s” Michael Emerson would make a cameo on “True Blood.” Hey, apparently it might happen! “I’m friendly with Alan Ball … ” Emerson said at the premiere, “He’ll say, ‘I’ve gotta get you on here!’ And I’ll say, ‘Yes, I’m ready!’ “

4. “Star Wars” review of the day: Grindhouse Barbie, who caught some of the George Lucas franchise on TV and now has very solid opinions about it.

5. Delusions of the day: Kirstie Allie claims to have the same waist size of Megan Fox. Not going to touch that one. Have a good week, folks!

Drew Grant is a staff writer for Salon. Follow her on Twitter at @videodrew.

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