Nice. I think a lot of it is totally made up but it sure will make for fun TV.

I'm really hoping Feud portrays most of the crazy stories I've read about them from the set of Baby Jane.

It always irked me how the one piece on Children of Men, which I disagree with but find generally well-argued, cast such a shadow over this great column. I also had no idea there were 175 of these despite feeling like I've been reading this site since forever. I've got a lot of catching up to do.

Indeed. I forgot to add that it is also distressingly hypocritical in a manner that seems to reflect the entire GOP platform. Being hypocritical is one of a handful of things they can all agree on.

And really, the Academy should be thanking him. This is more attention than they usually receive, and for once, the Oscars were actually interesting.

It's amusing, but not at all surprising.

We'd be lucky if this idea ends up half as good as High Maintenance.

Stop spoiling Breath of the Wild!!!

Two things…

*White House rolls back to dial-up*

You're burying the lede:

To further note on Raimi's The Gift, your "drowned in a lake comment" is actually how Ms. Holmes appears nude for most of the movie, which seriously felt like Raimi was trolling all of us the first time I saw it.

Yeah, even Alison Williams was good, or at least, very smartly used in her role.

Not to discredit Odenkirk's amazing work on the show, but part of what's been so great about BCS is how the fleshing out of that character feels so complicated and well-rounded, especially compared to what we usually see on TV (even Golden Age TV like BB).

The same could also be said about the return of Twin Peaks.

Here, wild, try a breathmint.

Please amend "black guy in the fedora" to say "scene-stealing genius Lakeith Stanfield".

They've got a repetitive, willfully-blind obedience going on here that I associate more with Scientologists.

I know people here hate the film but he's legitimately great in Spring Breakers.

That's a terrible thing to say about Amantha.