The Weekly for 10 April

• "The President [Reagan] was mentioning my name the other day, and I kind of got to wondering what his favorite album must have been. I don’t think it was the Nebraska album." Revisiting Springsteen's Nebraska.
• Are you a zombie? Or would you like to be one? At least briefly? In Columbus, Ohio? Then I think the Zombie Walk Columbus might be for you.
• I would probably mention this charity auction for a meal with Don Draper himself no matter what (because I really can't think of a better way to spend a few hundred dollars than that), but it's especially awesome because the charity it's to benefit is one of my favorites - the Adrienne Shelley Foundation, which provides grants to women filmmakers. Win all around.
• It's always worth reading another piece on John Waters.
• 5 reasons the recession is good for your filmmaking career.
• Girls Read Comics has the perfect take on the new line of Marvel merchandise for girls.
• Brilliant: the unofficial female film canon. (Via Bright Lights Film.)
• Liveblogging Inland Empire. And, no, they still don't come up with a definitive explanation for the damn rabbits.
• 8 simple ways to improve typography in your designs, from designer Antonio Carusone.
• Highlighting the mid-century modern idealist design in The Incredibles.
• 25 animation Twitterers, from Cartoon Brew. I would also add to the list Pixar's Lee Unkrich.