I agree 100% with your second sentence, but your timeline is a little off. Her residency came several years after her public breakdown. She’d already had her big comeback, put out two successful albums, and starred on the X-Factor by then.

I always wonder what Jessica Biel thinks about this. It’s so weird for a grown, married man/father to keep making digs about about a girlfriend he dated 16 (yes, I just looked it up on Wikipedia) years ago.

Yes, he is wrong. I don’t know what Britney Spears’ plans for the future are, but J-Lo isn’t going anywhere. Neither is Lady Gaga. The rules have changed.

Men and women have very specific, very different roles in Islam. You can use your male cousin’s story to speak about the male experience, but it does nothing to illuminate what it’s like for women.

“...my cousin converted a couple years ago and Islam has done nothing but improve his life.”

I agree that those are better, but they didn’t hire a Hollywood screenwriter to write these movies. JK Rowling wrote them.

And Kate Winslet... and Cate Blanchett :(

I hate how his lawyers always use the same “investigator” defense every single time they release a statement. That doesn’t mean anything. It’s like saying OJ couldn’t possibly have killed anyone just because they found him not guilty.

At least they’re trying to do something about the problem, by putting their money where their mouth is and continuing to make sure this is a national conversation.

I feel like the lack of subtlety also extends to June’s narration. Elisabeth Moss is a good enough actor where her character shouldn’t have to explain everything we are already seeing with our own eyes.

I just hope they get rid of the completely unnecessary voiceover. Like most narration (I’m looking at you, Outlander) it added nothing to the story that the viewer couldn’t figure out or infer for themselves.

I first learned about Prince Gohil from the Kardashians. They had him on their show and gave him a platform to share his story, which I thought was really cool.

But that’s literally what the #MeToo movement is about: being open. And the more prolific actors that publicly speak out against Woody Allen, the better.

Honestly, it’s just nice to see yourself represented onscreen. It’s why the new Wrinkle of Time is so important to young black girls and black women. I love big-budget action movies, but gay characters are virtually nonexistent in Hollywood franchises. That little moment in the last Star Trek film was so special. And…

If Abrams wants to tell love stories so bad he should stop trying to dress them up in inchoate sci-fi trappings and masculine veneer and just write some damn love stories.

Yes, I have. Barnes & Noble won’t match their online prices in-store.

I do this at book stores (sorry, I know it’s bad, but I buy so many books that I can’t afford them at full price). Barnes & Noble is the worst. Their online prices are always way cheaper than in-store prices. I don’t know why they don’t let you buy books in the store at the online price.

99% of the time, looking something up on my phone is easier/faster/more accurate than asking Siri or Alexa. I got an Echo for Christmas and all I use it for is to play music.

Well, I personally decide to go to Target because they have a full grocery section. And I know Walmart does too, but I would never set foot in a Walmart.

I work at a BB&B and I completely agree. I don’t know how someone walking in for the first time would be able to easily find anything they want without asking. And anytime a customer asks for something, I have to physically walk them over because there’s no easy way to just describe its location. We sell sooooooo much…