Yep! That’s Alessandro Nivola, who’s married to Emily Mortimer and was also in American Hustle, Face/Off, among other things.

For sure. I think totally comes down to personal choice. Lion King has my favorite Disney song, but I like the story of Beauty & the Beast a bit more. I haven’t seen Tarzan in so long that I couldn’t rank it very high, but I have to rank it above Hunchback because after reading the original novel it’s a little too…

My own list would probably be:

Has anyone tried Kyle Maclachlan’s wine? I’m curious if it’s good or not.

I don’t have anything specific, but something that didn’t feature heteronormative relationships. I grew up at the end of the AIDS scare; also when Ellen coming out was shocking, and it would have been great to have a bisexual character that was well adjusted and in a healthy relationship so I wouldn’t have spent the…

Hey, growing up without internet porn made me super into foreign films.

My understanding was that Joyce had to move away. She talks to Hopper about having to sell the house, presumably because the mall has made the store she works at go out of business. I assumed she and the kids were moving because she found a job in a bigger city.

“Somebody named Nate Berkus...”

Tinsley admitted she didn’t vote. Carole and Dorinda are clearly Democrats. Ramona and LuAnn most likely voted for Trump, Sonja probably forgot, and I suspect Bethenny voted for Trump as well.

“Myst, the iconic 1993 PC game you probably quit after being stumped by the first puzzle...”

A lot of people are mentioning anecdotes of having a conversation about something/seeing something on tv, and then noticing ads for said product/thing. This sounds like the psychological effect called ‘priming.’ Where our brains notice something when we’ve been “primed” to notice it. For example, you and a friend have…

I’ve always been curious if Steph is super religious since his brother attended Liberty (not that that necessarily means anything, but Steph also attended a religious high school and college).

This article seems like a relevant place to share a related anecdote. My mom had a colleague who had a pet duck. He would swim in their pool, come and go through the doggy door, follow the kids around, and sit on their couch and watch tv with the family.

That header photo...

Wow, the actor playing Will really looks like he’s aged about 5 years since last season.

I really enjoyed Helter Skelter. I also recommend Zodiac (which was my gateway drug into true crime), Mindhunter, and The Stranger Beside Me. I’ve never read it but my mom (who also loves true crime) loved Blood and Money.

I’ll second Devil’s Knot, and the accompanying documentaries. Personally I didn’t love I’ll be Gone. I think because McNamara passed away before she could finish it it feels scattered and not quite complete. The Witness Wore Red and Educated are some good non-fiction reads that aren’t true crime.

I’d like to add “Five Dances,” “Beautiful Thing,” and “Boys” to this list.

Probably good since you’ll most likely outlive him?

Agreed. They’re all objectively very good looking, so we have to look at their other qualities. Hemsworth and Evans both seem like genuinely kind, funny guys, which moves them above Pine (who seems a bit bland personality wise), but Evans goes to the top of the list because he fights actual Nazis on Twitter, and…