Ironically, the sequel to that movie is not so hot right now.

She's chomping on some truffle fries.

Delilah was the go-to when listening to the radio in my mom's minivan growing up; my sisters would throw a fit if we didn't listen to it.
I'm surprised she looks so… normal. My brother and I speculated that she was some Jabba-esque shut-in broadcasting from a bunker.

I gave up on that hope after his comments about [Mexicans/Muslims/women/POWs/etc].

You really disrupted PowerThirteen's comment!

Marbury.

If only you'd started this article at the first sentence, which suggests that there's no continuity to this show, so it's easy to skip to the second episode.

The Life of Pablo makes The AV Club feel "crocodile".

My roommate has a master's degree but can't seem to master our dish rack, so I do wonder about how much a degree means.

It worked because she was introduced as a villain, but I wonder if she'll keep using it now that she's an Avenger; it's not very heroic. I'm reminded of Wolverine and Professor X's argument about mind control in The Last Stand.

Someone I'm facebook friends with recently shared a link to an essay by a disabled woman who was frustrated by how much contemporary/"Internet" feminism focuses on catcalling as a universal experience for women, when disabled women like her don't get harassed because they're seen as disabled first and women second.
It…

It's a sketch from The State.

Corre, platano!

Ted Turner's lasting contribution to mankind.

Also down with his daughter, lest we forget.

Check your cable company's On-Demand movie selection.

Women sleeping on the beach? I'm as confused as you.

Polite Fights could be even politer with whispering and finger-tapping.

'Round here we call it "Labor Day"

Appropriately enough, your parents' generation is known as the Silent Generation.