Whatever could you be talking about? (From “Splendor in the Grass”)

<<Mr. Leahy, a pop/minimalist composer who goes by the name Socrates. >>

Can we still complain about factual errors though? The brother who posted to Facebook is named RICHMOND Arquette. Robert Arquette was Alexis’ birth name. This should also be fixed in the article.

She wants Desert Daze to cancel Foxygen’s appearance because of her issues with the singer/her ex, and Sean Lennon said he doesn’t want to get into the middle of it and isn’t canceling them. That’s when it exploded into this mansplaining thing. Her initial position isn’t very strong tbh.

This isn’t what she’s saying though (despite the lengthy discussion here on a very valid topic). She’s saying if people don’t believe that NOW she’s telling the truth, there are plenty of ways one can fact-check it.

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<<P.S. I chose the above stock photo because it’s titled “Coke head totally high off and extremely happy about having more at a vintage party in the 1970's.”>>

IANAL but wouldn’t this fall under the doctrine of “unclean hands”?

I see their usage of the products as kind of like this:

You can Netflix this one now if you can’t wait.

It’s the equivalent of “I don’t do pastry!” in every season of “Top Chef.”

Another fine example:

Yes, it was JM J. Bullock. Enough with this “Jim” nonsense.

Thank you. I came here to say exactly this.

Just like her husband David Silver told us: Smart women need to be told they’re beautiful, and beautiful women need to be told they’re smart.

Jonathan Franzen is obsessed with birds and bird watching, so his choice does make some sense.

Don’t know how Brigitte Bardot didn’t make this list. She’s the #1 true queen of Cannes.

Google, and ye shall receive.