Hank's character isn't an immigrant: he's not trying to move to America; he merely gets stuck there.

For a while, my wakeup song was "The Cedar Room" by Doves. Fuzzed out harmonica synth like a factory whistle leading to a gradual build before the bass drop, over 90 seconds until the lyrics kick in with "Stars become morning" and a strong four on the floor beat in the chorus.

The casting of Tom Cruise as man-mountain Jack Reacher is laughable (there's a plot point in a Reacher book that he survives a direct shot to the chest because he's so fucking jacked) and Rosamund Pike is forced to play the dumbest attorney alive in order to have Jack explain the plot every ten minutes.

Jeffrey Wright playing a Dominican gangster the way Pacino played Cuban was the most entertaining part of that movie.

Him and Ruben Santiago-Hudson as the crooked cops, even Vanessa Williams and Busta Rhymes were decent.

We got a pretty good reboot in 2000 with a surprisingly good cast - Sam Jackson, Christian Bale, Toni Collette, Jeffrey Wright.

And the true hallmark of a Ryan Murphy show: the unsustainability. He has yet to put together three consecutive quality seasons of the same TV show.

Due to "a lawsuit that they won't talk about", according to Stevens during this ep.

And she's playing another madam in a grimy 19th century metropolis. Between this and Copper, that's a pretty specific career niche.

She was Talisa, Robb Stark's doomed wife.

It's funny you mention Les Mis, because the first thing her singing reminded me of was Amanda Seyfried's. They both have that really fast vibrato that makes them sound a little like birds trilling.

I'm actually hoping they don't hook up. I really enjoy their relationship as friends and I'm a fan of platonic leads - Leslie/Ron and Lemon/Donaghy are the ideal.

Part of that might be the relative scarcity of fresh cow's milk in the Caribbean in the past. I know that my parents and relatives grew up with Klim (powdered milk) as the main 'milk' drink available. Not having fresh milk easily on hand led to it not being a top choice later in life.

I actually know this one - she's a visual artist now but unfortunately due to some really creepy stalkers, she has to keep a low public profile (occasional requests to Google to scrub search results/address queries, etc.) I happened to work with a relative of hers a couple years ago.

I would disagree - seasons 19 and 20 (Anderson/Sisto/Merkerson/Wasterston/Roache/de la Garza) were actually pretty good but the weaker preceding seasons eroded the ratings enough that NBC could justify its cancellation. Balcer came back as showrunner and the turn towards more serialized backgrounded plots (McCoy's…

She was fired for mistreating her black employees - I guess "not being woke enough" is a kind way of putting it.

Her voice has a nice, soulful character to it but she has a very limited tonal range.

Samuel L. Jackson.

His polls also predicted a 2-3 point lead for Hillary nationwide.

But the term is meant to stress a connection to the greater African diaspora since the transatlantic slave trade erased the nation/region of origin for most black people in the Western hemisphere. They may be of recent Haitian descent but ultimately their ancestry comes from sub-Saharan Africa. 'African-American' and…