Well there’s the switching director who calls cameras and assembles the show live, and then the creative director/producer who orchestrates and coordinates. And you’ve had filmmakers who have done much the same for live events.  Danny Boyle, for example, directed the 2012 Olympics opening ceremony.  Same idea.

Instead of a host, what if each year, the ceremony has a new, high profile director overseeing it all? That excites me more, the idea that each new ceremony could/will have an entirely different flavor, based upon the stewardship of that particular person. The Academy Awards, produced by...Greta Gerwig, Phoebe…

I support his proposal for a naked Oscars.

Here’s my $.02:

Aw, I haven’t listened that far into the episode and the headline ruined the bit. It’s still a funny bit, but thanks for diminishing it.

Lighten up Francis. Dolly is 76 and is still smokin’ hot.

Unless Dolly has final approval of casting, Hollywood producers will try to get Margot Robbie or Jessica Chastain.

A 16-yo in a new $40k truck. What could go wrong?

Oh, there are many other reasons too.

If I were a dealer I’d look into installing as many fast DC chargers as possible. Those that buy from me get 1 year of free fast charging (for 45 min at a time per day).

i’m sure horse carriage dealers bitched incessantly 100 years ago too.

To use technical definitions: Fuck Them.

Same manipulative creep he always was

now Paramount+ has announced that Pike is about to lose the spotlight on his very own show

BuT dIrEcT sAlEs PrEvEnT gOuGiNg

What a sad loss of a working actor. I’ll forever remember that show fondly and it’s something I may end up showing my kids even if it cuts off kind of abruptly.

After Salute Your Shorts it was weird for me seeing him play Seven of Nine’s dad.

There are no, repeat NO cars that are “too small for police work”, only cops who are too spoiled to make do with what the taxpayers give them.

You can always reach out to me for taillight stuff for your little girl!

I’m still in the greys, and will likely forever remain so, but: