I suspect what happened here is that the filmmakers were trying to chase down a much bigger and more coherent story that would’ve implicated Dan Schneider in the more grievous sexual allegations, whether by action or knowing/negligent inaction, but they never got there. So they took their one bombshell element, Drake…

Re-airing footage for a documentary intended to specifically showcase that footage actually happened is “too far” now? I mean, some of the interviews came across as definitely having leading questions, but some of these complaints also come across as folks that have severe difficulties understanding how these films…

I think it becomes mildly unbearable when you announce it ahead of time.

You can just make as many films as you want, you know.

You’d think a sizable amount of people would have at least seen Little Miss Sunshine.

Do you know who would have a really funny joke about OJ dying? Norm McDonald. RIP Norm. 

Aw. Now he’ll never find the real killers.

Yeah, if that comment hurts your soul, perhaps acting is not the right career for you.

The funny bit about that one was that THAT was the comment that “hurt the guy’s soul”?

Nebraska is a great album. White is a solid choice. I have zero interest in this. 

Plenty of Jews have expressed compassion for the Palestinian victims and contempt for Israel’s policies.

Hardly a new trend. Remember when Real Genius, My Science Project, Weird Science, and (on TV) Misfits of Science all came out in 1985? Or Vice Versa, Big, and 18 Again in 1988? Or Deepstar Six, The Abyss, and Leviathan in ‘89?
Those are just off the top of my head.

Are there more pictures, or is it actually just one tattoo? Because it sure looks like one, which is not improbable for a being made out of other people’s body parts.

He has a SINGLE tattoo that we can see and he’s “Jokerfied.” You know your takes are lame when people on Twitter of all places complain that a joke is done to death. 

There was an old adage about a mouth writing checks... which I dare not type out in full, lest I be accused of body-shaming poor Lizzo.

I quit giving any negative energy attention.

So she makes a career out of humiliating herself, joins up with a comedian who is known for humiliating himself and then decides she’s offended at being asked to humiliate herself. Have I got that right?

To me it looks like someone who was torn between the need to accept roles as the “fat & crazy” woman in comedies and the fact that she didn’t like that at all.

It’s like if Preston Lacy from Jackass woke up one day and said “I’m tired of my dignity being taken from me bit by bit just to make money.

Now she’s trying to…

it’s the perfect storm: celebrity self-victimization timed with a memoir release and a healthy dose of hot-button issues like gender and body image dynamics.

I’m not sure how you could dress her and look good. She’s taken steps to lose weight and looks a lot better now.