"to appeal to viewers who don’t particularly feel like playing beer pong while the world burns."

"Are you one of those "right to lifers"'

So, if Oswald had lived, there might never have been legalized abortion?

"Why would one give credence to a side of an argument that one thinks is so wrong as to be morally indefensible?"

'Dead Man Walking' is one of the better films I've ever seen, because it took a difficult subject matter, gave perspectives to both sides, and was entertaining too. Not all film has to be objective, of course, but if you're making a film about a specific legal case that continues to divide the nation, it wouldn't be a…

oh yeah….this is going to be objective. you have a better chance of making sense of the kennedy assassination by watching 'jfk'. they should probably go ahead and nominate for some awards now too.

"Please don’t tell your parents how we’ve spent the past two days"

He wants it because he can't have it.

Am I? The article specifically mentions that since someone like Donald Trump was elected, why not Oprah, and the underlying suggestion, which is shared by many who are commenting on this across social media, is that he was so obviously unqualified. So how is that not hypocritical? I don't consider standards and…

Lets understand this, ok? Someone who you think isn't qualified happens to get elected, and since you have as much experience as that person presumably, you decide it's suddenly a viable idea? This is why I can't take people seriously anymore. Words like "unqualified" used to mean something. Character use to be…

I would simply hand her more statues until she agreed to go out with me or security pulled me away. Granted, my technique does need some work.

I saw an interview from a few days before where producers were asked what the procedure would be if something like this happened, and they said they hadn't thought about it because it was so unlikely. For the record, this sort of thing happened in 1964 to Sammy Davis, Jr. too. You'd think there would be checks in…

I find the reaction against Affleck a bit hysterical, but Larson handled it just right. Assuming it was an actual protest on her part.

I use to love award shows, and the Oscar's specifically, but I just can't anymore. The one reason I might tune in is to watch Emma Stone win, because that's the equivalent of seeing a cute cat meme on Facebook. But I'm absolutely convinced that it will be everything I fear, up to and including finding a way to give…

That should be enough to qualify for burial in Arlington National Cemetery.

What!? Bill Pullman is dead?

black friday episode was near classic i thought.

hooters has food?

they tried making entertainment with ugly people and everyone got depressed and couldn't digest their popcorn.

never before has anyone gotten as much free publicity from the very people who are trying to shut him up. you'd think that the universities would expel these students if they couldn't learn at least that much.