Maybe it’s my age, but even as a man with the male gaze, I don’t really watch movies looking for sex scenes or even nudity. That’s not to say I don’t enjoy it when it happens, but it feels so largely optional. In other words, I’ve never watched a movie thinking, “This needs boobs.”

I am learning so much today.

Excellent point and distinction.

Normally, when I hear about stuff like this, I have to have an internal debate with myself in regards to separating the artist from the art. Usually because there are so many other people involved with creating the art, I can still support the product.

That absolutely makes sense while at the same time seeming completely backwards, given the terminology.

While I firmly believe that Symone will take the whole thing, I hope beyond hope that it will come down to her and Denali in the end. And though I’m positive Utica wont win, I hope to see her for as long as possible on the show.

My son wanted to watch “Ghost Rider”... so I allowed it reluctantly.

It’s like he read Fifty Shades of Grey and said, “What is this vanilla bullshit?”

My wife came across this video of Denali (out of drag) ice skating and I was so impressed with it, I thought I should share it here.

Damn, I read that People article about Christina Ricci and holy cow, it sounds like her marriage was terrifying. Glad to know she got out of it and, hopefully, he wont attempt to violate the restraining order.

They both have a pink haired girl in them. That’s all the conspiracy theorists need really.

I am a huge proponent of physical media, but sadly the market is phasing it out. Even buying physical disks nowadays is equivalent to just purchasing a license to download a game in a lot of instances.

I’m not a fan of allowing one account (ubisoft) having access to information on another account (my xbox account). It’s like shopping at one store, but they require I show my receipts from other stores I’ve shopped at.  But the bigger issue I have with this is that my two options for allowing my kids to have access to…

Apparently they just changed the name to Ubisoft Connect, which includes an app you have to install on your xbox to access the account on relevant games. It’s more or less the same thing, but with more invasive elements.

I literally just bought this game for my two sons a few hours ago. When they started it up, they asked “Where’s Knives?” Then I found out I had to be connected to a uplay account to access her. I dusted off my 9 year old, otherwise untouched, uplay account so they could play as knives, and then found out she would…

I absolutely agree. Something is missing from this story. Like if it said he was simply being kept in solitary for quarantine purposes, but was still regularly getting human interaction, I’d be, “Okay, they’re just having to use the space available to them.” But only letting him out 3 times a week to shower makes it a…

I’m not a motorcycle guy by any means, but if I were, this’d be the one for me.

Part of what I was thinking. It feels like a “here’s my resume Game Freak”

I understand separating people who are a danger to themselves or others. But I still take issue with the standard of “solitary confinement”, let alone doing it to a non violent criminal. Yes, he did a bad thing, and he should be punished in some way, but not that way.

This feels like one of those situations where Pokemon oughta hire (or buy out) these people and let them make an official version of the game. It looks like  solid game. There’s money to be made here.