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    And this is a room with Jonah Hill in it, no less.

    If you aren't following @Batman66Labels on Twitter…then you aren't living right.

    I'm also jealous of Esmail for nabbing Rossum, in the same way I'm jealous of David Hornsby (the sixth member of the Paddy's Gang) for nabbing Emily Deschanel.

    /sounds Hotep alarm

    In all likelihood, that adaptation of the Edgardo Mortara affair.

    Oh, you're pissed off at those ads, too?

    That, or the creators/staff of Steven Universe.

    Yeah, Spot.IM.

    Sam Esmail? The Paddy's Gang, who may act like terrible people but are all reportedly good people with good personal lives?

    Both faced trial: Polanski was convicted but fled before sentencing, while Parker was acquitted because "the two had consensual sex before", and juries—especially in 1999—considered that a way to excuse rape.

    Sorry, but William J. DeWitt III has made a separate offer for Deadspin, with the intent of turning it into a site for fans of Adam Wainwright.

    One of the worst things about this comes from noted feminist website Jezebel, which (like the AV Club) is now owned by Univision Communications: "Is it possible to root for a talented black filmmaker amid contentious details about his past with women? Certainly, it’s left us perplexed. Jezebel floated the idea of…

    I still have that issue! (It's somewhere in a box, but I was lucky enough to be in Chicago visiting a friend when Yu Wan Mei Fish Time purchased The Onion.)

    Ah, Empire, the show that got so bad/weird that the best thing about it, namely Bomani Jones' #bohatesempire analysis, went and quit.

    This was a damn good article, partially because I actually know a pro sports organist myself. (It's Jez Boyer, who primarily does the Blues but also works the occasional Cards game. He made some headlines this year when he played a funereal version of "Chelsea Dagger" while the Blackhawks were going through the…

    This year seems much less of "techno-thriller" than "slow burn drama with great set pieces".

    Hardwick better, and I mean BETTER, make a round of POINTS! for coming up with a good Jian-Yang prank call.

    This should be very interesting, since Gawker's nailed its flag firmly to the left (the union, Hamilton Nolan's writing in general, a sense in some pieces that they were pro-Sanders and pro-BDS) and some of Univision's properties seem less left from an economic sense while being possibly more left culturally.