Trying to get funding for a Donnie Darko sequel, if memory serves.

In a way, it's the Donald Trump of movies

Whatever happened, it's important we push the narrative of these two being entangled in a Machiavellian power play instead of this being a flub caused to a moment of confusion.

It's sort of funny that PwC gets more scrutiny over this than for helping crash the global economy a few years ago.

He probably will yet. Give him another year.

Get a load of this globalist elitist over here.

Warren Beatty won at life. No need to pity him.

It's hard to get a read on those inscrutable asians.

The obvious answer (IMHO) would be Moon-a-lago.

He was great. I haven't seen many interviews with Paxton, but I saw him on Leno at some point. He made a terrible, pretty tasteless joke, and looked to immediately regret it, before Leno grinned and said "this comedy thing is harder than it looks, isn't it?" (or words to that effect). Maybe it was bit, but it seemed…

Harry D'Amour is on the case.

It was truly heart-warming – and surely entirely coincidental – that Milo decided to open up about his pain roughly two hours after realizing he derailed his gravy train by running over his dick.

He looks like the Kurgan in a bad suit, but more evil.

Throw in Kate & Leopold for the perfect trifecta.

"Sorry, the … holodeck malfunctioned again."

People like are the reason Trump won the election by -3.000.000 votes.

So what she's basically doing is … playing corporation games?

(Sighs) It can be two things.

He's apparently starting his own media empire. A Brit who is afraid to leave his house said this will make him even more powerful and influential than before.

Why is Todd from Community in this?