I can’t even comprehend the logic she must have used to come to this conclusion.

Don’t like them?  Then don’t wear them.  It’s really not that hard.

I saw that after I posted and scrolled down.  Thank you for posting the info though.

Thank you!  I knew there was something about praying in private in the Bible, but couldn’t remember which book.

Which, if I recall correctly, the Bible frowns upon. I can’t be bothered to look up book/verse, but I seem to recall something about praying in private.

Except that Ben Stiller there as an ambassador for the UN Refugee Agency, not as an actor.

Mark Sheppard is British, not a Yankee.

I mean, season 1 established that at least one of his hobbies/interests is playing Dungeons & Dragons.  Or does that not count as a hobby?

Tell me you didn’t watch season 4 without telling me.

It’s because whoever wrote this post is lazy, and didn’t appear to do any research beyond the linked video.

I agree, this asshole is THE WORST.  I want to punch his stupid face.

I was thinking the exact same thing.  

According to people in the comments on the FB post of this article, it was in the book.

I know Carlotta in Phantom of the Opera isn’t the actual antagonist in the movie, but she wasn’t very nice.  But honestly, she was perfect as Carlotta, and was a delight on the screen.

When he showed up on screen, I gasped.  I wasn’t expecting Haley Atwell, or Anson Mount either.

I have a feeling that the author didn’t watch WandaVision.

If the event is white tie, a tiara is acceptable to wear.  That dress on the other hand...does not fit the theme.

Please correct me if I’m wrong, but panniers also weren’t really in fashion any more by The Gilded Age.

Alice was probably my favorite part of Batwoman.  This season, I found myself tuning out a lot while I was watching because it just wasn’t interesting.  I think most of it had to do with the rehashing of the Batman villains.

I read earlier today (can’t remember the source) that she spent 12 hours with Amber.