I was fascinated by the backlash to The Last Jedi, since I really enjoyed it. I joined a TLJ Facebook group and browsed around some reddit threads. Wow, the insane fans who think TLJ ruined their childhood really, really, really hate her. Any female character is obviously just there for political correctness and are…

You’re right, it’s not. Dennis Miller completely transformed after 9/11. Used to love his HBO show and was shocked at how hard he pivoted, although even before that he called himself a progressive conservative. Still, it was a shock. Happens, I guess.

BTW, your profile gif is how I feel every single fucking day these days.

“our country needed a huge change and it wouldn’t happen if Hillary was elected or something to that effect.”

If it’s only for a small circle of your friends, don’t post it on twitter. Why are these supposedly adult people behaving like 15-year-olds in the early days of facebook?

Or sheltered a predator. On a network known for “To Catch a Predator”.

If the Today Show were smart they’d sack Kelly and give her slot and money to Curry.

According to some of the women’s accounts he also talked about himself in the third-person while assaulting them.

“He doesn’t have a plane, you asshole!”

So he spoke about himself in the third person?! That is simultaneously creepy and not at all surprising.

Contemptuous of authority, and with such a high opinion of himself that he refers to himself in the second person.

I heard on NPR that although she may not be credited with cracking any part of the case, she kept it in the public eye and that kept tips coming in - she absolutely does deserve to be acknowledged. It’s noble, at any rate, that she was invested in analyzing the case and seeking justice.

This movie does NOT need a sequel. The magic of the film was that it wasn’t really a “horror” movie in the traditional sense at all: much like how Get Out wasn’t some slasher flick or scream-your-brains-out movie, The Quiet Place mostly thrived on showing people behaving like humans in truly awful circumstances. It’s…

It’ll star these guys.

I really really liked this movie. I had high expectations and they were met.

I’m always cautiously pessimistic when it comes to sitcom actors trying there hand at directing. Maybe I’m wrong, but they seem to lack the smarts to create. I did like Krasinski in The Office though so maybe I should check it out. Not sure.

RE: Michelle McNamara and the Golden State Killer. I keep thinking about how John List evaded police until his story was featured on America’s Most Wanted, although that’s literally just law enforcement saying “Look, we can’t find this guy, can regular people in American help us out?” But McNamara’s book really…