It makes me so mad. She won the Tony for Best Leading Actress for the same damn role. It makes no sense to call it supporting just because it moved to the screen.

Plus, she totally wipes the floor with Denzel. Give her all the freakin’ awards.

If their union is forcing them, would they be able to do a sick-out? Like all my favorite nurses in ER, circa season 3?

While all of those names are likely, and lovely, I would take it with a grain of salt from that source. First, those extra casting calls tend to be on the bogus side, and second, the real breakdowns that go out to agents and managers don’t even give the title of the movie, let alone real character names. The most…

Hayley Atwell deserved so much better than that crazy train.

...that includes Conviction.

“Schitzenghoster”

I had an audition Wednesday afternoon that had asked us to talk about an issue we were passionate about, in lieu of a script. Usually, I’m super stoked about auditions (because, duh) but it was the last thing I wanted to do that day. I got to the waiting room, and there was a lovely woman who shared my misery, and…

Hidden ball trick, obvs.

The finale was worth it for me, but that was while watching the show week-to-week. I think it was the best episode of the season, but there’s a whole lot of crazy (even by UnReal’s standards) to wade through.

Please please please bring back Anna to play the Bachelorette and free Johanna Braddy from her Quantico cage. This is my christmas wish.

It’s like looking at living Renaissance paintings.

CBR makes my brain hurt sometimes. Some threads are fine, but there are too many that are like reading the comments section of a Ghostbusters article. “Enough of these reboots!” “Stick to original characters instead!” “My neckbeard has razorburn!”

Then you go to your comic book shop when they’re doing an event and see…

also, this:

I support this.

(sorry for the double post. I blame the kinja cyber.)

They misspelled Taraji P. Henson.

I would like to retire the food description portion of every interview with a woman in Hollywood.

I work for a non-profit that uses Palantir to conduct and organize damage assessments in communities after a disaster. I know PT is a garbage monster from garbage town, but this is technology that is also capable of Good Things.