It reminds me of the music industry’s early response to Napster, Limewire, Kazaa, etc. and how they never got their shit together until iTunes came along, and then later services like Spotify made it easier to access digital music.

Yes, and it’s also why he was only prosecuted for his crimes AFTER the well started to run dry, box office wise. See also: Kelly, R.

The very first word he uttered after incredulously asking “What the heck is a pronoun?” was....a pronoun.

BTW, what happened to “the only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun”? Seems like the good guy(s) here were unarmed. 

Edited since I see you’ve corrected yourself. I will say I don’t understand at all what her “Excuse me. Chill out.” was directed towards since the crowd wasn’t that loud at all (unless maybe the broadcast was muting the reaction).

Republicans: “We must protect our 2nd Amendment rights even though the US has daily mass shootings!”

For shame, Laura, you omitted the single greatest Tweet ever:

I’m guessing Brady being a miserly fuck might explain why Gisele has been spending extra time with her Brazilian jiu-jitsu instructor.

helping to catapult show creator Shonda Rhimes into TV infamy

I live in LA, the mayor doesn’t have a lot of actual power. The 15 member City Council holds all the real power.

more of a prevention of him getting police work elsewhere in the State.

Warnock will win, probably easily. The GOP will not put another dime intro propping up Herschel Walker without the possibility of Senate control at stake. He already ran 5% behind the popular governor (200,000 votes worth) and Warnock got the majority of those (130,000 more than Abrams). 

Musk about to obliterate the 100% speedrun record for “destroy a thriving social media platform”.

Probably pissed that his son-in-law’s dad is richer than him though.

“We broke our backs to help him win, but he did a very poor job saying what he would do for the people of Pennsylvania on the pro-life front,” she complained

Oregon had a similar measure on the ballot (Oregon Measure 112) and while the amendment to ban slavery did pass, it did so by a shockingly* low 55-45 margin.

Of course he did: https://deadspin.com/stevie-wonder-is-not-blind-the-evidence-1641795715

Somebody on Twitter came up with the perfect comp for Caruso - Mike Bloomberg. Another Republican in Democratic clothing who spent a fortune to become mayor of a big city, whose solution to homelessness involves more cops with less oversight.

I agree that in an ideal world, the uber wealthy and famous shouldn’t personally need to be violated to be motivated to get involved and improve society. The issue with Pratt’s comments is that they are recycling a lazy narrative based on nothing more than some homeless encampments being slightly more visible without…

They may vote Democratic in general because the neoliberal centrist Dem establishment is just as friendly to giant corporate interests (which these celebrities absolutely are) as the neoconservative Republican establishment, with the added branding benefit of being slightly less regressive on social issues, at least…