They’re unionized.

But why isn’t it a great selling point? That’s how law school works. You need to be good at the LSAT and have good undergrad grades but you don’t actually need to know about law. The whole point is that she is extremely diligent about facts and details, there’s no reason why that wouldn’t set her up well for the LSAT.

It really wasn’t though. I don’t mean it in a “it’s not Pixar” way, I mean it in a “it’s not a functional movie” way.

I know this isn’t the point at all, but I find it so odd to have LeBron play himself and then invent a fictional son for him.

They reviewed Bomb Pop Bud Light Seltzer a couple weeks ago in fact.

Oh you’re just an anti-trans person. Bye!

Dan sorted it out for you. Being attracted to (only) women if you are a man makes you straight.

I don’t upset anybody. I mean, I feel like Clint Eastwood asking this question

But he’s not a minority, he just likes hooking up with minorities.

  Still, it’s by no means a given that Democrats will pursue that route, particularly considering leadership’s distaste for using political maneuvers that shut out Republicans—even when doing so would mean life-changing results for Americans.

That’s not true at all, the entire loan can be forgiven as long as terms are met (including payroll spending percentage). That was the entire point of the program, they were never intended to serve as actual loans.

Read a different website.

That’s not actually true. The idea that Britney’s use of “family” means “literally every family member” is absurd.

That’s not actually true. The idea that Britney’s use of “family” automatically means “literally every family member” is absurd.

Celebrities like Kanye West and Jeffree Star, who both received PPP disbursements, didn’t necessarily violate the law, but they did raise eyebrows, particularly since PPP funding was finite—the budget ran out before many small businesses could apply.

On the offchance one of these businesses applies for PPP foregiveness

but you can’t sue people for being people.

It basically covers the entire time of the studio system, so the 20's counts.

I think Netflix has plenty of good stuff, but their model is built on overwhelming amounts of content strategically targeted, as opposed to quality overall.

Kylo as the main bad guy fails, horribly, because it doesn’t make sense with the characterization he had. He was set up specifically as an insecure and immature child draping himself in the trappings of someone greater to try to cover up his own massive flaws. But then in the span of 5 minutes, right at the end,…