During the election, I questioned why LGBT voters would support the Trump campaign, given him having Mike Pence as a VP (the fact that he was oblivious to how he held a rainbow flag upside down doesn't help).

When you look back today, it's clear that it would be impossible to try and copy Letterman's style. He clearly had disdain for convention and wasn't afraid to turn late night television on its head. Remember all those times when he just brought the Piedmont Bird Callers over? Or that time the musical guest was a…

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It's clear that it could be a long time for Obamacare to be repealed - if at all for that matter, given that there is so much division over what to do with it. The real question to me is how committed some Republicans who were on the fence actually are over changing the bill.

I was in the boy scouts from the fifth to seventh grade but I had other school obligations. Looking back at it now, I felt a lot more enlightened about the world around me after leaving.

I think it's actually a motion to start a debate on how to take away health care. And even that is going to go nowhere.

Don't forget lots of these kids cheered the president because they're pre-teens who love offensive and shocking stuff and love dirty things because they think it all makes them cool. There's a reason why every 12-year-old who plays Halo or Call of Duty loves using gay/racial/sexist slurs all the time.

You think he's going to stop wearing the same Edmonton Oilers jersey over and over again now that the Oilers are good again?

It was cancelled but it was suddenly revived after the organizers had a change of heart; they could have let us know sooner that it was back on so we could have been there.

I was at the Raleigh Supercon recently (got to see a panel with Justin Roiland and another with the guys who played Dante and Jay in Kevin Smith's movies). It promoted itself heavily as a convention for sci-fi, fantasy, pop culture, cartoons, video games and that stuff…not much of a mention of comics. Then again, I…

For some reason I'm being reminded of that old Sega Genesis commercial where the father is being told to buy a Sega Genesis and Game Gear but gets it all mixed up and orders a pegasus toy with a reindeer ornament.

As they said in the We Hate Movies episode about Swordfish - "Minute 38, baby."

You have to admire Halle Berry for how a big name like her is anything but stuffy or stuck-up. She knows when to laugh and have fun; remember, she's one of the very few people to have ever accepted a Razzie in person.

The only real positive that R. Kelly has ever done is be the inspiration for those two Chappelle's Show sketches. It's so funny watching how committed they were to the videos for those fake songs.

The fact that lots of people on the right are hoping he dies so he can be replaced with a "real conservative" is really disturbing. At least the left is respectful of the situation.

It's embarrassing when Christie wishes he was as popular as Pat McCrory. At least that would be a step up for him.

It was pretty awesome when Philly hosted the NHL draft and they booed not only Gary Bettman but almost every other team that was making a pick that wasn't the Flyers (they didn't boo Carolina but that's because Rod Brind'amour presented their pick; he's a Flyers HOFer)

Hey, just because Chris Christie has wrecked the state of New Jersey doesn't mean he's any less of a person!

No offense, but I don't think you have to incorporate the president into every single thing in your life. I don't like him either but I don't have a preoccupation with everything he does unlike some people.

I would be very surprised if this actually happens. There is no way in hell how the Republicans would support her (or "him" as they would probably call her) because they probably think she's mentally ill when in reality she's just desperate for attention.