I think the bigger hurdle for acceptance of Latinx is that the use of “x” after a consonant is incompatible with existing Spanish phonology. In Latin American countries, I can see how this inserting of an Anglicized pronunciation into the language would carry an air of linguistic imperialism, however well-intentioned…

The deceased son, Joseph, publicly accused Jerry of beating the kids when they were growing up, a claim Jerry denied, but I don’t think the other kids stepped up to refute Joseph’s claim. In fact, when Joseph died, Gary publicly blamed Jerry for his brother’s emotional problems.

Under ADA Title II, a Psychiatric Service Dog is not an emotional support animal. The Justice Department includes such dogs trained for calming people with PTSD during panic attacks in its definition of service animals for how it enforces the ADA: https://www.ada.gov/service_animals_2010.htm

Instant Family, in which Wahlberg attempts to play doting foster daddy to three parenting-resistant kids

I’m not really a Wes Anderson fan, but Fantastic Mr. Fox is an exception. His movies always feel like moving dioramas, and that’s an aesthetic that just strikes me as stilted and lifeless outside of the medium of stop-motion animation, where it’s pretty much perfect. It might be the difference between feeling like the…

I’m going with Whit Stillman.

Gotta save that one for when it’s canceled.

Alternate headline: The Deuce makes number two.

No. These aren’t laughing matres.

I really do wish that E! reporter had stopped him in the first interview and asked, “What is it you think a tetrahedron is?” because either he was just throwing in whatever big word he could pull at that moment with no grasp of its meaning or he’s got some extra-crazy beliefs that we’ve only seen the surface of.

Gilly-y-y?

Looks like that Dune remake has found its Baron Harkonnen.

Pffft. Daniel Day-Lewis would have had his mechanical heart installed by now.

That’s no proper Princess Diana tribute. There’s not even an inflatable E.T. in sight.

Yeah, I can’t see how stopping at a vending machine on my way home from the subway improves on stopping at an actual bodega on my way back from the subway.

The important question is whether or not the mechanical rhino birthing scene would have survived intact.

It’s known that most presidents end up getting drugged ...

They Can’t Kill Us All: Ferguson, Baltimore, And A New Era In America’s Racial Justice might seem like an unwieldy title for a TV show, but it’ll only get worse with Chris Hardwick’s Talking They Can’t Kill Us All: Ferguson, Baltimore, And A New Era In America’s Racial Justice.

If you think this is great, you should hear James Woods get downright wistful about cocaine.

Meanwhile, Charles Payne is back at Fox Business after facing his own sexual harassment claims. I wonder if conservative blogs will take this as evidence that the network may actually be investigating the merit of these individual claims on a case-by-case basis before terminating employment.