I know that's why *I* watch.

and while succesful, I think he got a bit lazy.

The one about feeling poisoned? I think you pretty much nailed the feeling. I kept reading hoping SOMETHING about it would leave me feeling less disgusted, but it just kept getting worse. Sadly, with the current state of affairs all over, I'd rather read books that don't make me die a little inside.

I didn't think it was boring, I just thought it was… awful.

Thank you! I don't think Kirkman would sleep at night if he knew he let the entire safety and well-being of his country in the hands of the one person who just happens to be the worst law enforcement officer in the history of the world.

I saw it and I didn't think it was that bad. Maybe because I was expecting a flaming turd, but I was genuinely surprised by how much I enjoyed it.

I remember _reading_ about these things called DVDs that would take over VHS tapes. To be fair, I was a super dorky 16-year-old.

Huh. Is this recipe for real?

Speaking as a casual Star Wars fan who doesn't remember any faces other than those of people normally on merchandise, I have to admit I didn't realize Grand Moff Tarkin was CGI, but did for Leia.

What, no Sia?? Boooo!

*looks Splash up on Netflix, is recommended Aquamarine instead*

Of course I clicked because I wanted to know what he had to say about Love Actually. I should have known it was clickbait.

It was Adam Clayton

I want to upvote you, but I don't know if I want them to stop making albums. It may just be me being afraid of things changing and people getting old and—hey! Let's not have an anxiety attack!

You should link to it for those of us who missed it the first time :)

I loved the part with the mushrooms, and how The Edge had to learn the lyrics to Numb on a plane, haha.

I may be confusing it with a different album (because I do know for a fact this has happened more than once), but I think it was both the tour start date and the fact that The Edge left a copy of the unfinished album at a bar.

And the live versions are just… pff, I'd say the live version of Mofo is one of the best U2 songs there are.

I've tried not to get on the Paltrow-hating bandwagon, even after she published her $2000 DIY facial routine or whatever it was with the moon powder extracts and whatnot, but seriously, this is too much.

Joseph Fiennes is set to play Michael Jackson in a 9/11 dramedy