That was actually a short live action film. And he was fired by Disney after it was created. It wasn't released until 1994, after he found success with Beetlejuice and Edward Scissorhands. You're probably thinking of Vincent, which was an animated 5 minute short.

I can get a prefab home with a wrap-around porch? Dreams do come true!

Oh, I'm sorry that knowing someone who watched it happen is not actually a first hand source. I thought that was pretty primary, but whatever.

But she was in the public eye then. If she's saying it all happened before she was famous than basically her "table dancing" days happened at Vassar. I think the major difference between the two ladies is that Anne Hathaway had a parent who parented. And also perhaps a less addictive personality.

Based on what I heard from friends who attended school with her, this is exactly what that means.

Am I the only one who heard from a first hand source that Anne Hathaway was really into coke at Vassar?

I think people expected a nomination nod for DH as recognition for a decade of dedicated work more than anything. The Academy did it for the Lord of the Rings trilogy and gave 11 Oscars to Return of the King.

I was super miffed that they neglected to recognize a decade worth of insane work that went into making those films. Especially since Return of the King rolled away with 11 freaking Oscars and they didn't even bother to give Harry Potter the nod of a nomination. I'm not saying it would have made the Oscars interesting…

Her third Oscar. But the first was for supporting.

Yes, but she's nominated practically every other year. I am so used to seeing her in the category I forget that I've never actually been alive to see her win.

Sounds like someone's daughter got a rejection letter.

Hanging out in a nice house with awesome friends doing weird shit and drinking wine constantly? Yes, please. I want this to be my life.

This sucks, because my soul is kinda claustrophobic.

It was described to our Hebrew school class as less purgatory and more a place of reflection. And lasts no more than a year. And then you're in Jewish heaven until the Messiah comes. Or something like that. It's been a while since that class.

I was taught that Jews do believe in heaven (only its not called that), but that it's sort of an Oprah policy and everybody goes there after a period of repentance. The idea behind Judaism is that you don't have to deal with eternal damnation for fucking up your life, you just have to make it to Yom Kippur.

I have no words except that I wish I'd never known this existed. I think I'm most confused about the comments that seem to think this is hilariously witty. Even if it was an actual good joke that was not horrifically offensive to millions of people it would be about par with, "I am a chicken and I am crossing the…

I was in Brownies in a Texas suburb outside of Houston. It's been a couple decades so I'm having trouble differentiating between what we did there and what I did once I moved, but I also remember going to what could essentially be called a "tolerance" course. I think it was mostly a race/religion discussion that…

I was in Girl Scouts both in the south and in the north east and found that there was absolutely no difference between my two troops except perhaps the square dancing and etiquette badges I earned down south. That pledge was the only time god was ever mentioned.

My friend can do a quadruple tongue roll. She is a gem.

That's not a party trick, Daniel Radcliffe. That's just genetics.