I’m sensing a pattern for Colbert on these Friday shows (which are taped earlier in the week): There’s usually an interview you’re not going to get during the rest of the week.

Famously the son of Woody Allen and Mia Farrow

He looks like Sinatra.

<blockquote>The man chose to go unnamed, explaining that he “worked really had to have a nice life and feel safe,”</blockquote> 

It’s terrifying and sad and yet what are we doing to change it. I’m a bit tired of people sobbing over marine creatures then buying truckloads of Nestle candy or keeping exotic fish in their living rooms (look up cyanide fishing). If you care, speak out for public transport, avoid plastic like the plague. Look up…

That prosciutto skull is hella disturbing.

“Do you remember Greg when he was the host of Talk Soup? Remember that?”

I actually started grinning when i saw the trailer. no responsibility, getting scritches, being called a good girl, and wearing a fur coat? YES. That said, I often feel more than a little on the edge of a breakdown myself.

The best part is when he’s telling his daughter’s teacher that “she doesn’t have any lunch,” clearly expecting her, as a woman, to fix it.

You know it’s possible to say things and not remember saying them because you grew up your entire life being able to say those things without repercussions or thinking about how your words/actions impact others. This is commonly known as privilege.

My immediate family members said and did a whole lot of awful shit to me when I was a kid so much so we not exactly tight as adults. I don’t want to be.

Outside of the prequels that shall not be named, I’ve really enjoyed all of the Star Wars films. Enjoyed Force Awakens and really liked Rogue One, so I’m optimistic about this. Cast looks solid.

Personally, I’m gonna go out on a limb and say that nothing that’s been done with Star Wars since the Disney takeover even comes close to cracking the bottom five of “most tragically terrible things to happen to the Star Wars franchise.”

THIS BITCH ACTUALLY TRIED IT.

Sounds like Madge was more upset because she thought they were boring and not “entertaining” or “interesting.”

This seems like one of those ideas that someone pitched to the Mayor as a splashy policy that would generate a lot of “tough love” good publicity, but lord will it have massive amounts of unforeseen (or completely foreseeable from some peoples’ points of view) consequences. For instance; disabled children won’t get a…

My sexuality woke up when he called Molly Ringwald a bitch.

Steff is the reason we have the term hate fuck.

You most emphatically are not the only one.