The use of the word "respectively" in the opening sentence's parenthetical statement means that Jacob Tremblay was in Masters Of Sex and Jaeden Lieberher was in St. Vincent. This is incorrect: Jaeden Lieberher was in both; Jacob Tremblay was in neither. Someone please notify Mr. Barsanti.
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Exciting: the most underwhelming guest from Letterman's final run gets another chance to disappoint at the start of Colbert's.
That would be Bill Simmons, *formerly* of Grantland.
I think you mean Lee Daniels' The Butler's Lee Daniels.
"…that mother you *once* met…"
My understanding is that it shares a cinematic universe with Ghostbusters.
Norm mentioned this show several times on his podcast and was critical of contestants stealing material from old, out-of-work comedians. I have a feeling he will forego his own comedy and actually judge these comedians. He also has great respect for Roseanne; in fact, it wouldn't surprise me if she was somehow…
Is this taking place in the same cinematic universe as Back To The Future? Also, isn't that the next logical franchise to be expanded into its own universe (unless, that is, the answer to the above question is 'yes').
Oh, I'm thinking about it. Hard
Horatio Sanz is already putting the weight back on in order to play a pre-death Slimer.
I thought this was going to be a series about failed candidates from past races, which I would have watched gladly. This I will not watch at all.
Country radio/record labels are terrible to older artists, but that's not unique to country music in any way. On the other hand, older country artists have a much better chance than artists from other genres of being able to sustain some sort of live performance career, if only due to the loyalty of country music fans…
But not impossible.
He just needs to release a new album; he doesn't need the American Recordings treatment.
Cash's voice had lost power by the last couple of American Recordings; he was in fine voice for the first few.
Easily.
Can I add John Prine to the list?
The process of hosting the Oscars, with all of the overseers, nitpickers, and editors involved, is well documented. To agree to host thinking that the process will be any different is naive; to host and then complain about that process after the fact and essentially to blame that process and the people involved for…