Triggers my theatre PTSD.

Well, it pays.

Anna Gunn's editorial for NYT about her death threats was very well played and I have been a fan ever since. The misogyny employed to critique her performance in BB has soured that show for me, ever so slightly.

Mila Kunis really gives the impression of an over worked adult.

She is managing a turtleneck boutique.

Tom Hardy is not on a scale. You can't quantify that gorgeous angel from above.

I want him to play a deadbeat dad AND drag queen.

Where is Joan Allen's spin off? The Bourne Turtleneck

Some intern must shove as many cheeseburgers and slim jims he or she can get down his throat.

The indefensible is just that: indefensible.

One day: Bill, Sean, and Rodger: all dead. Happy day. Seriously, the more of this generation dies off, the better.

Whoopi is better than all of us.

I will say though despite it's flaws the book club feature had some virtues. I discovered some great reads through it and, because of it, many in middle america know who Jonathan Franzen is.

It is a show I think will survive our times. Hopefully it will last longer than friends.

His hatred burning through was so pure.

Good analysis. I thought she was outright predatory and unethical putting Lindsay Lohan on a reality show mere minutes from leaving rehab. I give her enormous credit for her achievements but everything she presents is ersatz at best. Despite how prolific she is, she is kind of a mystery.

I really enjoyed putting that in bold. I find him undisciplined as a director but he sure has a way of getting his female stars to get wild onscreen.

I was just thinking about her in Lee Daniel's The Butler today. I like how nasty she is towards Forest Whitaker. I want her to play a villain someday.

Very moving. The scene with the cop swapping the pornos kills me.

I love Jimmy Kimmel.