>American TV hasn’t seen Jimmy Carr in a while, just have him do a Zoom call in between the various British panel shows he hosts.

I’d argue that no summation of her best songs is complete without “The Sensual World.” I wish there was something from 50 Words for Snow on here, too - genuinely underrated.

People are usually skeptical of anyone who claims insider tea but this is the exact mix of banal contract disputes and celebrity ego that would make perfect sense.

He got to two Palmes pretty quick! It seems they’re pretty recalcitrant to give someone three, though.

I know A24 worship is annoying but I regret to inform you that this owns

Man, I dunno. I can’t say I’m a huge fan of her, but she was a genuinely important figure in LGBT representation, and it felt like people were a little too eager to gravedance when the reports came out. Like, “ah-ha, I KNEW something was up with that bitch!”

What a weird title for a review of such an uplifting documentary.

You and I both know that he doesn’t support trans rights - based on your opinions elsewhere in this comment section, you wouldn’t be arguing for him so vociferously if you thought he did. Yes, people often make jokes about things they don’t personally believe, but if Gervais really did believe in trans rights, he…

It’s an open secret that Chappelle is a chaser, at least.

What I find galling is the way he prefaces that last bit with “in real life, I support trans rights.” Ricky, you are on a stage, talking about your own life and opinions in front of millions of people. This IS real life.

I don’t think that having Barry offer to threaten the executive was the problem so much as the way the monologue was written. It was funny, but it felt like the premise of an SNL sketch.

I mean, Marvel movies aren’t Serious Adult Movies for Adults. They can still be enjoyable, but c’mon - they’re being advertised on cereal boxes.

43, for the record.

A shame she got overshadowed by all the notable departures, because goddamn, I don’t think there’s been a host that fit in so seamlessly in a long while - not even Mulaney. You’d think there wasn’t a host at all from how Natasha carried herself.

As much as I love Kate, it was time for her to go. She’s been in late-period-Wiig mode for the past four or five years. Aidy, though...that’s going to sting.

It’s very obvious that Farhadi was supposed to be the jury president but this whole thing made them pick Lindon because it was too late to just take him off it.

Well, they’re not investigating *her*, they’re investigating *him* - he’s the defendant. And he and the Iranian government have had a somewhat fraught relationship, I’m given to understand. 

For what it’s worth, this is getting a lot better reviews elsewhere - so maybe it’s just AVC being weird.

Untrue! There’s also Parker Posey.

I think this was a solid enough episode that happened to have one of the worst fucking cold opens I’ve ever seen.