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He’s right, and also not the first person to say it. I wasn’t offended by the exclusion, it was a creative choice, and there’s plenty out there for those of us who want to know about the Japanese experience. I was deeply irritated by the Barbenheimer marketing mash-up - it felt incredibly disrespectful.

I sort of find myself wondering how much of this is being encouraged because Marvel knows there are a core of “fans” who they’ll lose, so they amplify their mutterings in the expectation that those of us who stand in opposition to all the manospheric whining will support them even more to compensate. I mean they’ve

Tbh I sort of suspected from the first episode that Charlie might come from an affluent background. Something about the way her face reacted when Sterling was talking about being born into money and assuming she wouldn’t understand Quite likely maybe that the level of bullshit circulating at those lofty heights were

I get where she’s coming from. If she wants to try to negotiate for what she thinks she’s worth, all power to her. Having said that, I gave up on The Good Wife during season 2, her character just didn’t interest me much, I always preferred Diane. I love The Good Fight, however, it’s got, by dint of being a streaming

This was a mismatch exacerbated by intense observation, attention and speculation. An insecure, needy girl marries into an emotionally repressed family. If this had happened in a normal family it would likely not have ended in such spectacular tragedy. My mum and dad weren’t suited but got married because he got her

Reality TV is just the modern equivalent of travelling circuses and freakshows. Same appetite for strange, different medium.

Just because he has money, doesn’t mean he doesn’t also want to deprive her of some of her money, as well as doing anything he can to exert some control over her. There is an argument to be had over whether he should be allowed to be a parent to any children at all, given the behaviour he has exhibited thus far in his

The horrifically racist past was also filled with delicate ladies who preferred to ignore what was happening all around them. Their delicate sensibilities did not make the world better. People facing the evil for what it was and standing against it did that.

It’s very convenient, isn’t it, for the people in charge to keep us all so divided? The world is undergoing a seismic change, and facing many, many problems, most of which the people in charge haven’t got the first clue how to even try to solve without becoming unelectable, so they take the easy way out and have us

Reducing every Trump voter to the average does both you and them a disservice. The concept of the “average” anything is only a small part of the whole picture. A lot of them are arseholes, sure. But that doesn’t give you an excuse to ignore all the non-aresholes, or those who are instinctively behaving like arseholes

I suspect he isn’t actually as unhappy as you might think - I reckon this is his attempt to look serious and Presidential. Do you think he has pitched a special season of The Apprentice where he auditions various annoying wannabes for jobs in the West Wing?

Oh, men are full of drama too, just in a different way. She just knows how to make that work for her.What she probably means is that she can’t manipulate her female colleagues in the same way.

I’ve seen a few episodes now, a mixed bag, some great moments, but her interview skills leave a lot to be desired unless it’s one of her friends and they’re just having a chat. If it’s someone inclined to ramble, like Pitbull, or someone a bit nervous and stilted like Chadwick Boseman, she needs to learn how to keep

Really? All of the impact of this beautiful, sad, intelligent article can be ignored because you choose to take offence at one phrase? How convenient for you.

Yep, me too. Gave it about 15 minutes and it just annoyed the hell out of me. Felt like they were going for the Police Squad thing, but it just didn’t do it for me.

Nope. On BBC.

I didn’t have any problems understanding the dialogue on Sunday with episode 1, but it was a challenge to get to grips with all of the characters names and relationships to one another. Had to keep stopping it and referring to the War & Peace list of characters Wikipedia page...

As a child of divorced parents, I feel very strongly that the child should come first, and the parents should be the ones to inconvenience themselves and come to where the child wants to be, especially if they’re as loaded as Madonna is. If she’s that desperate to see him at Christmas, why can’t she come to the UK and

James Corden seems to feel that way too. Look into those eyes. That is not a man who is happy to be there.

If I were a parent sending my kids to this drama school it wouldn’t be his sexuality I had a problem with. It would be his incorrect use of “effect” (should’ve been “affect”) and the wrong “there” (should’ve been “their”). It wouldn’t make me withdraw them but I would think less of him, because *clears throat and