I assume that’s the reason. It’s also probably why the umps don’t care if the pitcher throws the next ball a second or so early when the previous one is clearly heading for the stands.

According to the FEC, he was a Hillary donor.

That was the first time I ever heard it (no idea if it was in the book as well).

It does kind of seem like Team Kawhi is putting out two somewhat contradictory arguments:

Meanwhile, Michael Cera and Will Arnett high-five each other.

Dropping the trailer during the Cannes premiere is a rather smart move. Film Twitter is filling up with reactions to the trailer and film itself simultaneously.

“Regardless, either Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. is going to have to do an entire season with a big chunk of its cast absent for reasons having nothing to do with the show’s creative team—which would be a huge bummer—or it’ll have to figure out some way to bypass the obliteration of half of the team”

Sure, but the slit wrists wouldn’t leave room for any “accident” interpretation. That’s the contradiction.

So the brief flashbacks we saw to William’s wife’s suicide contradict what he said last season, right? He said that she took some pills and that he thought it was an accident until his daughter told him it was suicide. The flashbacks seemed to show her slitting her wrists.

People who think it’s fine to have there phone out as long as nobody’s behind them have very little understanding of how light works.

Isn’t it up to the actor whether or not they get submitted?

“How dare you take the subtext of the ‘get your lips way close to the other guys lips and yell’ move and make it text! That’s uncalled for!”

He also gave a really good dramatic performance as a political operative in a guest spot on “Tanner 88”, Robert Altman’s miniseries about the democratic primary.

Now all they have to do is get it released before Gilliam gets Me-Too’d.

... Ed Asner’s a 9/11 truther.

Also important to acknowledge the writers who got their big breaks on Bochco shows (David E. Kelley, David Milch, Mark Frost, Dick Wolf, etc). The list of great shows that would not exist if not for him is pretty long.

Have always found it kind of weird that all these internet publications are throwing in with the WGA rather than some union that specifically represents journalists or something. Like when the next TV strike happens are all these sites going to stop publishing, even though they’re in a completely different industry?