The movie cost something like $15 million to make. This does seem like a genuine success.

Lately when an awards-bait movie from a famous director opens on 3 or 4 theaters, it gets over $50,000 per theater.

It's part of the new NSA transparency policy.

Mmm, oatmeal porcelain chip cookies. My favorite!

Pssh. I don't even OWN a ʟαքтօք

"Tonight, I interview the Dali Lama. Although technically I am already in my pajamas… [zzzz]"

Here's what he looked like in his late 30s:

I just wish there had been a site that could have listened to me sing a sax hook and then tell me it's "Baker Street," because not knowing the song title or artist drove me crazy for about 25 years.

YUUUP

I missed them any time they came through Milwaukee, which was seemingly a lot, since the local indie rock rag was quite keen on them.

From Wikipedia: "[Vance Degeneres] now co-runs Carousel Productions at Warner Bros., Steve Carell's production company, developing comedy films."

That explains the downvote!

It probably doesn't need to retain the whole audience of whatever show precedes it on the night - it just needs to improve on whatever numbers preceded it on that timeslot.

Two words for you: FUTURE SHOCK

bite right

He could do what he does on the Bugle, for example…

I would think Oliver would rather be on HBO's Sunday night lineup than Comedy Central's.

Yeah, I feel nothing but pity for the careers of Steve Carell, Stephen Colbert, Ed Helms, Rachael Harris, Olivia Munn, Rob Riggle, Rob Corddry, Nate Corddry, and Demetri Martin.

Even rich, famous people don't usually retire at 50.

Oh, so great correspondents and an amazing correspondent. Got it!