It’s not irrelevant from an academic standpoint. Famously good sports teams, particularly basketball and football, which as we’ve seen are predominantly black, even at schools where black students make up 2.4% of the population, are a draw for students of all kinds. And drawing more students means more tuition and…

Those are some fascinating and enlightening statistics, and it seems bold (is bold the right word?) to take a stance against Hill on this subject.

I feel like Iowa’s article on the study doesn’t offer nearly enough information to actually infer anything. First of all, and most importantly, they say “more women are drinking” but offer no historical data to which we can compare the study’s results.

The longer the big three dominate, the more I worry that men’s tennis won’t be as fun when their time is up. I mean if the young guys in their prime can’t beat the old guys who are past theirs, doesn’t that mean the quality of play has nowhere to go but down?

This would be hysterical if it wasn’t so terrifying.

Alternately:

That Cadillac is relying on its brand power to draw sales is distressing, given its brand is literally the weakest thing about it.

Well, no. Despite the price, the Taycan will be dangerous for the Model S. Up until now, the Model S was really the nicest EV you could get, so even those who could afford a $200k car would spend less on a Model S. The Porsche’s interior and overall build quality will be much better, so it will surely pull a lot of…

No, this is worse. Much worse.

Isn’t Werewolf Bar Mitzvah from 30 Rock?

Seriously? Not ONE Sersi/Cersei joke?

Yeah, there was an article about Taco John’s on The Takeout, I think.

OTOH, a professional journalist should have the intelligence to come up with valuable questions when he/she has the privilege to ask questions of one of the most famous athletes to every play tennis.

I am so pumped about Coco. I mean, Serena is still great, but obviously on the down-swing, and here comes a 15-year-old who seems like a clear successor. Thank God we won’t have a drought in women’s tennis.

An article on this topic on The Verge said 85% (!!!) of people never change the settings on their TV. Which is probably why TV makers never change anything: no one complains to them about it. People who don’t notice or like it obviously won’t say anything, and those of us who hate it know enough to calibrate our TV’s…

The plural of “paren” is parentheses, isn’t it?

Right? Why are we even giving her the benefit of the doubt?

I don’t think interviews are a good guage of anyone’s personality. We assume that because someone is a good performer they’ll be good in interviews, but that doesn’t make any sense. Totally different skill sets. Just like how brilliant actors can seem stilted and awkward if they’re presenting an award or guest hosting…

I think we could probably save the world from a lot of its problems if we rounded up anyone who hates Brie Larson and launched them into the sun.

FFS.