Evangelicals have always been offended by things. They were offended when Dogma came out in 1999. They were offended when The Last Temptation of Christ came out in 1988. At this point in time, I sincerely don’t give a shit about them being offended when “being offended” is their continual state of being.

Thinks or things?

I’ve heard multiple actors say that they love working on Michael Schur shows because the creative team is so nice and supportive, and no one yells. And Mike Schur and his team make great TV.

Nice, but of course we all know who should have done it.

“Jack and the squad must try to balance their personal lives and their professional lives over the course of a very difficult year.”

The full context of that quote (because, fucking Newswires):

I read the NYT piece yesterday and thought it quite thoughtful and enlightening. Ms O’Connor has been through a lot. I’m glad to see her at peace out the other side of a turbulent life. 

Everyone was mad at her for calling out the catholic church and then it turned out she was right. Don’t think any other problems she has negates that in the slightest

People will still wax lyrical about them.

Two more victims of candle culture.

Our cats are like wood screw heads. We have a round,

The message is don’t be a toxic asshole. Especially one bad enough to cause five writers to quit en masse in protest of your profound asshattery.

she’s asking that people are protected when they speak out and won’t have to worry about not getting to work again. that’s literally how the industry gets away with so much assault.

Look, I know the writers don’t choose where to put the stupid Read More links on the site but this

Very often not true. Something predatory people work hard at is maintaining a veil of geniality and morality. They don’t go around being a bad person in everyone’s faces all the time. That way when they do something kinda shitty, they’ve built up this big well of good faith that stands against it. Whatever they did…

Very often not true. Something predatory people work hard at is maintaining a veil of geniality and morality. They don’t go around being a bad person in everyone’s faces all the time. That way when they do something kinda shitty, they’ve built up this big well of good faith that stands against it. Whatever they did…

Franco is probably guilty of all the stuff he’s been accused of. But if you’re good friends with the guy, you’re going to give him the benefit of the doubt initially. Unless there was overwhelming evidence immediately, it’s hard to give Seth Rogen any blame for not bailing on his friend right away. Not to mention it’s…

Number 3 is going to shock Winston Churchill...

Get out.

I am not happy about this work being funded primarily by the U.S. National Science Foundation. Where is the financial contribution from the United Kingdom?  After all, in for a penne, in for a pound.