Well I feel vindicated in blaming Lindoff for my problems with Prometheus.

clapping.

You are definitely onto something here. It doesn't help in the super hero section the women you mentioned tend to have vaguer back stories and are unfortunately scene as kind of interchangeable (see the Helena Wayne/Helena Bertinelli controversy). There is also the whole being a female version of a male and having…

As a woman who doesn't like bond I have to say that the reasons you listed are part of why I like all of those series more.

You know I hate James Bond. His movies are boring and convoluted and I don't get the appeal of his company. (I have very mixed feelings about spy stories too, but that's another matter).

Thank you. I'm so sick of the "people are being distracted by social issues argument". It's about investing in what we value.

I just cannot believe that the majority of Americans believe that incurring more debt is good for the economy, for our children's future, for job creators.

I have to say, for me the scariest scene of The Exorcist was when Regan's night dress is lifted up and the words "Help me" are written on her abdomen from the inside. The idea that all of hell was in her body horrified me. Or even just Regan trapped in her body with no means of controlling it.

It's kind of funny how well this example fits into the anti-choice rhetoric about how women need to be protected from villainous men strong arming them into having abortions against their will. Proving a scenario by being a living example Mr. DesJarlais? I see you.

They did a rvivl on stage this year, so don't write it off quiet yet.

You didn't imagine it. It was a tv miniseries/back door pilot that never got picked up. But (just to make all of us feel old) it was actually 10 years ago by now.

A nervous Carrie picks up and whispers about how worried she is that her mom will catch her. Then her mom does catch her, there is some abusive sounding fighting before Mrs. White picks up the phone, tells you not to call back and hangs up on you.

Still have my doubts about this movie, but the poster is fucking beautiful and calling that number is an eerie experience. Genuinely not expecting that.

I saw it too and was having the same thought. Parenthood and FNL have the same show runner (Jason Katims) so there is a lot of overlap in the casts. Looks like Lauria's character is being brought in as a potential love interest for Amber so he should be returning.

Thank you for this. It clarifies how the whole Fox News/REM "Loosing My Religion" thing happened, (although I'm still not sure REM would have a legal leg on which to stand).

Sorry LiLo, but Jenna Jameson still has the best random celebrity endorsement of Romney. I used it to cheer up my dad over his disappointment regarding Clint Eastwood. That said her endorsement does highlight how the uninformed voter view the race: the economy isn't fixed yet so lets put the party that screwed it up…

She married producer named Ryan Piers Williams last year. I believe he was also her college sweetheart.

I haven't read her at all yet. I will have to avoid that one

Okay the title of this article is confusing. It sounds like your saying that Jacqueline Carey hasn't written a good fantasy book series in years, but I'm not sure that's the point.

That link worked, I was just hoping to read the Billboard article.