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I honestly don’t care. I’m an Agnostic Jew and I still love Christmas lights and colors and Christmas movies. There you go. Give no fucks and enjoy what you enjoy.

Whoa. I watched the last few seconds of the show because I was waiting for The Good Place and I had no idea ventriloquists were even still a thing, much less a thing little girls did, and even less how she could have possibly won. But watching this now, I get it. This girl is amazing!

Not saying you don’t have a point, but Gina Rodriguez and America Ferrera spring to mind.

Here’s one more for you: Borstein was actually supposed to play Sookie, but she had other commitments and took a much smaller role.

By FAR. I never liked Celine, and Drella was the best. Have you seen the Marvelous Mrs. Maisel? It’s too soon to tell, but judging from the pilot, it might be the best thing Amy S-P has ever done, and Alex Borstein has a pretty big role.

Oh no! That, I didn’t know. :/

Jackson isn’t married to Gypsy in real life; he’s married to Alex Borstein, another Amy Sherman Palladino regular. She played Drella and Miss Celine on Gilmore Girls.

I googled it. I am very sorry I did. What in the everlasting fuck, there’s not enough bleach in the world for my brain.

Just saw the line at Sephora (online). I barely even wear makeup, and I want All The Things. Super pretty.

I’m conflicted about Breakfast at Tiffany’s. It’s undeniably racist AF, but it’s still a pretty good movie otherwise. Since “otherwise” when the first clause is “it’s racist” means not much, I haven’t seen it in years. But take the Rooney parts out, and from what I remember, it holds up well. Better than the novella,

The thing about friendships is that people just assume they’re forever. If you’re lucky, they are, but sometimes, people drift apart for various reasons, and in my experience, it hurts as much as a romantic breakup.

Yeah, I still buy GapBody here and there, when it’s on sale, but I haven’t shopped at the Gap in at least ten years. (I’m an old.)

I still find it difficult to differentiate the 90s from the early aughts, though.

Yes.

Nope. I’m pretty sure his last word was “I.” I thought it was pretty fitting: his two last words were “Sansa” and “...I”

Sean Bean dies all the time. It’s not special.

Wanna bet he’s not 5'7" either? Most of the short Hollywood stars fudge their height. (Still nothing wrong with it, but it’s a common practice.)

I miss Disqus already. But I seem to be in, so.

Thanks, Avclub! I had wondered just that this morning.

He's just really, really dumb. It was necessary to understand that essential fact to enjoy Iron Fist.