What the...??? Don’t know who okayed that one, but that Kentucky plate looks like someone trying to fend off an assault. Looks more like an abuse thing.

I’m sorry, but this (which seems to be the thesis of this article) is utter bullshit for two reasons.

I don’t have much to add that hasn’t been said here already.  Such a braindead, corporate simping take.  I hope Ray Greene is a pseudonym because I’d be utterly embarrassed to have this in my byline.

The problem isn’t that Scorsese is against comic book movies. If anyone has a right to comment on the state of cinema and have an opinion, it’s him.

For the Barrett-Jackson plate $17 of the fee goes to Barrett-Jackson Charities, to benefit the American Heart Association so it’s not that bad.

It’s essentially an 1,100 word, mean-spirited ‘OK Boomer.’  Like, grow up, you spoiled children.

As I’m sure many can attest, one cool thing about having friends and/or family in “the industry” is you get a lot of first-hand gossip.

Even the most powerful microscope in the world would not be able to find the violin tiny enough to express my utter apathy towards these people.

“Every word they say about each other is made into its own headline, pulled apart and dissected until it becomes incomprehensible, like staring at a painting too long until it becomes a blur of colors instead of a picture.”

Now do best plates; because the North West Territories’ polar bear wins every time.

Point of order: you don't hear a bald eagle, you hear a red-tailed hawk. 

This site used to be such an important voice in film and television. Very sad to see where it is now.

Hannity and sex is not the combination I need to read about on a Monday morning.

This is genuinely one of the most rancid, thoughtless articles in the history of the AV Club. It is antithetical to what this website used to be. G/O Media should do us a favor and shut the whole fucking thing down.

This list is amazing. It’s my favorite Jalopnik slideshow in a long time.

Counterpoint:

“Abstract” is exactly the word that jumped into my head when the timelines were being pruned and the show was talking about the people dying. Because, for every person that dies in a terminated universe, there’s a version of them that’s still alive in the main timeline. And sure, the variants go on to have different…

If that’s a deterrent for you, you’re missing out. (Putting aside the fact that libraries tend to be one of the few reliable public spaces that don’t shun people experiencing homelessness.) The library has so much information and resources available essentially for free.

Not around me in south suburban Chicago. And even at that, you can request a title online, and do nothing more than walk in to pick it up of the requests shelf. I just picked up The History of Sketch Comedy this morning. Requested it online, spent less than a minute in the library.

Definitely good to see Loki doing Loki stuff. When he’s in the TVA he has to rely on being a trickster but it’s fun to check back in to remember that he’s actually really powerful in a non-TVA setting.