Huh. James Corden reads the AV Club.  Who knew?

I’ve worked in a high-end hotel for 24 years, and while I’ve seen and heard about a lot of abusive guests, almost none of them were celebrities. Most celebrities know that if they’re assholes to people it’s going to get out. Most basically keep their head down and try not to attract attention, either positive or…

You know that liberals only occasionally use that term to mock you goobers for your absurd overuse of it, right?

A lot of people are going to say “this is just how celebrities / super wealthy people behave,” which is complete BS. Thanks to my job, I’ve had dinner with people own two private jets, lunch with the owner of a major league baseball team, etc. and the vast majority of them were perfectly gracious and “normal” in social…

You sound like someone who yells at waiters

James Corden is the worst aspects of every try-hard theatre kid I ever met, rolled into one body.

“He was, like, ‘Oh, man, where’d you get that?’ So it worked.”

Ooh, buddy. Having been gifted my own permanent colostomy bag at age 38, I can tell you, there’s nothing convenient about them. Especially if - for whatever reason - one bursts on you in public. Even if you have the forethought to have a spare on you, changing it is not a quick, simple or pleasant experience.

there was one season (6?) where he was visibly, disturbingly gaunt in the face, sunken hollow eyes, the whole thing.

Black Adams matter!

Now see, they did something interesting here: the review reads like a D, but the final grade is a C, which will make it a positive rating on Rotten Tomatoes. That way, they can still play ball with PR, but have their say when it comes time to bash it further down the line by pulling quotes from the review.

I don’t know enough to comment on the 2015 allegation, but how is years later deciding you wish you hadn’t had sex with a rock star assault??

More like a real world Obediah Stane

Based on Musk’s current trajectory, we can expect him to be elected President of the United States in 2028 or 2032.

What happens when a douche lucks into the right industry at the right time and gets delusions that he's a real life Tony Stark...

Yes, nine-year-olds deserve to be assaulted by 31-year-olds

I was kind of hoping this rescue would involve numchuks and/or a helicopter strapped with machine guns; but still, cool story.

The Jaunt is a great short story. There’s barely enough for a half hour Twilight Zone episode. But then, they made two movies out of The Lawnmower Man.

I thought part of the problem with At the Mountains of Madness is that Prometheus came out and GDT felt the plot was too similar.

Note to self… acting like an asshole at work is a-ok as long as you crash parties and do the dishes…

Could y’all please return to showing where the film will be released (Theatrical, Netflix, etc) in the data box?