What “evil shit”?

That was her dad.

I tend to agree with you, but the ability to participate via voting is part of the draw.

For the first half, it sets the baroness, the captain’s rich gold-digging girlfriend,

I thought this piece was going to be about using turbans and headwraps to get used to a bad/uncomfortably-new hairstyle, because that’s what I happen to be going through right now. Got some faux-locs and feeling really insecure about how she did the front of my hair, so lots of wraps.

Holy shit, this is the notebook of my dreams. THANK YOU.

The kid who plays Micah is showing more charisma in that header picture than he has in the entire show.

Did you mean “flack”? Also, she’s getting shit because she capitalized on that culture for years to sell records.

There are things you learn along the path to actually making money that change you (assuming you earned that money): hard work, respect, a certain level of patience. Those things are evident in certain people on the show - Mauricio, even LVP’s husband Ken to some degree, the people who have genuinely had to work to…

Well, sounds like I am a good friend... and apparently I don’t have any good friends in return. Snip, snip, m’fuckas.

I’m torn because I don’t like disparaging a woman’s looks, but... I agree.

IDK, I’m still of a mind that the producers are the ones that sold the Lucy Lucy Apple Juicy (*eyeroll*) story to the press. But good riddance to LVP either way. She’s not game for the drama, and that’s weak.

Emma Watson cannot act. I’m sorry, but she can’t.

I absolutely adore this show. Derivative? Yes. Enjoyable? ABSOLUTELY.

Ma director Tate Taylor’s previous offerings include the well-intentioned but enormously misguided The Help and the dubiously intentioned and similarly misguided The Girl on the Train.

You should read (or watch at the end of the month on Amazon) Good Omens. It does exactly what you describe with the antichrist.

To be fair, J.J. Abrams didn’t have much to actually do with how Lost devolved. Place that blame where it’s due.

The Last Jedi is the one that bemused me the most in the sense that the “stewards of the fanbase” make their own narrative interpretation of how Luke should have acted

D&D are the ones who set the “strangely pre-determined set of time.” That’s why people are calling them lazy, it makes it look like they just wanted off of the show.

Why does everyone keep saying this? He is not the rightful heir, that’s not how monarchy works after it’s been overthrown. Dany had a claim, but she was not the rightful heir. Jon, too, has a claim to the throne, but is not the rightful heir to it. Robert took the throne so rightful rulership goes through his line.