I’ll answer that question after you wait in my office for six hours. (Actually, I won’t answer it until the very last minute, and you’ll have to scramble to find an apartment.)

Or a THOUSAND other reasons. FFS.

I mean... is he wrong? Is there anything that gets audiences out to movie theaters now, especially in pandemic conditions, in the volume that Marvel reliably does? Why the snide attitude here when, for better or worse, Marvel movies have become one of the very last things an increasingly divided America can agree on?

*actual Chuck Spadina runs out of bar weeping*

Yes, I’ve been saying for years I’m still around because I am too old to unlearn and relearn new sites. And I like the commenters here.

Woof, there’s a number of extremely shitty moves in that article.

Despite the Academy Awa...

We’ve heard you loud and clear, Broadway fans... James Corden is out, and Chris Pratt is in!

So glad to see an actress resisting the industry pressures to keep working, and instead rely on medical wisdom to care for her body. Now to take a gigantic sip of coffee as I google this rising star

he learned he was allergic to something in the Pfizer and Moderna shots,

“no disrespect to Martin Shkreli,”.... no, no, I think we are good to go ahead and disrespect him.

One of Seinfeld’s great strengths was the fanatical commitment to absurd characters by its guest and recurring actors. Even when the characters had texture, they never flinched from pushing the performance to its limit.

The combo of the skating with the newscaster voice is the jarring part

I get it, the news anchor is cool. But shouldn’t this be more about Mr. Premium? I mean, c’mon. My cold grey heart just grew three sizes today.

I agree with you. Any actor they picked, not named Charles Martinet, was going to generate fan backlash.

Charles Martinet would’ve been absolutely acceptable.

Just wanted to add to the pile of people dunking on your stupid gatekeeping bullshit.

Not “Assassins”?!?

There MUST be some involvement here from Joe Posnanski (the best sportswriter around these days.) He and Mike Schur host a podcast together, and Posnanski has been one of the leading voices in mainstream sports telling the stories of those Negro Leaguers whose incredible accomplishments were ignored by so much of the…