Can't forgive him for being a successful businessman?

Booooo
I was expecting some time-lapse film set to Philip Glass.

100 days in and Trump jokes already feel culturally dated.

Anyone who couldn't see Jonathan Demme's cinematic genious is just plain blind…..blind, blind, blind, blind, blind, blind.

I'm not sure you could pay me enough to direct a Diablo Cody script.

Just watch Peter Jackson's Meet The Feebles.

The Tall Man 2: Walkin' Taller?

For once, I can actually find something cheaper at Home Depot.

I dunno. I felt the same way about Frozen as I did with The Good Dinosaur. Boring story and characters but beautiful landscapes and effects.

Thanks! You too!
I bought my condo in '06 with a high, adjustable interest rate and had to ride out the melt-down. It's finally back to solvency but the low-mortgage buyers still want everything for nothing and it's near impossible to buy a house when investors are coming in and buying them up, site unseen, the minute…

What were the daughters of Aku named again?
There was
Ashi
Smokey?
Silty?
Stainy?
….

I want that inscribed on my headstone.

That's a whole nother issue. Everything spiked after 9/11 when gas skyrocketed as much as $6 a gallon of regular, which was passed over to the already rising cost of food due to increased shipping costs but in recent years, fuel costs have reached an all-time low but food prices never went down.
There's nothing wrong…

Scott Baio's Big 'IF' should be the title of his biography.

*knock knock* Candygram

It won't be easy to be sure but would be the first step in moving in the right direction. Offer companies tax incentives and divert welfare funds toward jump-start programs that would help the unemployed resettle and acclimate, if necessary.

Would you say he's building a house of Trump cards?

Isn't it?

Because they're briefed beforehand by Trump's press secretary what not to ask and to just go along with some of Trump's more boggling responses.

The problem is two-fold but has nothing to do with immigration and has everything to do with political and economic corrosion in both Latin America and the U.S.