Marginally.

This is actually fascinating to read (I'm a 25 y/o single woman).
Any more insights?

*does a little dance because as a woman, will most likely never have to do this*

Both he and Keira Knightley are lucky enough to do exactly the sort of pictures they want. Sure, they're niche, but hey, Knightley only really wants to wear big pretty dresses and damnit, she's going to do it.

I love to laugh! *activates Laugh.mp3*

When the desktop iz gray'n ordinaaaaaaaary
Jackman makes the resolution briiiiiiiiiight!

Why are there two L's in Neill?
Should I pronounce it "NYLE"?

@avclub-68ce199ec2c5517597ce0a4d89620f55:disqus Is there more to this story or……?

He, Cumberbatch, and their gangly ilk have been riding the goodwill Hugh Grant has generated in America over three decades wherein women assume that a bumbling awkward lanky man is actually quite sensitive and charming.

Feels more real to write your screenplays on a typewriter.
*pensive moue*
Feels more really annoying.

Want a bit of muffin?

I just find it hard to believe that the premise of a show about Stephen Merchant is that no women would go to town on him, because lemme tell ya, I don't like hiking, but I'd take a shot at that mountain.

Sooooo meaty.

Ancient Aztec Aliens.

I would love it if Elizabeth Moss showed up on the new Stephen Merchant show, stripped down to her skivvies, and bullied him into dating her. "You wanna date a woman? Let's go. What, are you chicken? Huh?"

Sleepy Hollow has George Washington using magic to win the Revolutionary War. Everyone's up for fair game these days. Also, Alan Turing is a sea monster.

Ah yes, Mulan and Aurora, aka "Who's got a case of the not-gays?"

Brings to mind something I once read by Nigella Lawson: men don't want to watch two lesbians together, they want to watch two straight women having lesbian sex. Sort of explains the "bi" trend a bit.

I really doubt it. For one thing, Lobsters is likable and smart.

I'm not cute, I'm gorgeous.