Yeah, but we wrote about it in the comments section on this very site.

I never knew that video of Kendrick and Terry Crews dancing existed, but now I do, and that was glorious.

She's definitely cute, but just doesn't hit for me in the incredibly gorgeous column.

There is definitely something to be said for the girl next door type, but I think Emma Watson's attractiveness has been highly overrated because of the generation that grew up watching her turn into a cute girl through the course of the Harry Potter movies.

Steve Mnuchin was was asked if he could guarantee that middle class people would not pay more under Trump's tax plan. He was unable to do so.

During that interview with Reuters, he also stopped in the middle of a discussion about Xi Jinping and handed out copies of what he said were the most up to date maps of the electoral college results from the presidential election and and boasted about how great his win was.

Hey, before we walk over, let's stop here so I can remotely start my FORD FUSION from my cell phone! And look, it gets great gas mileage, and my phone even tells me how many miles I have to go before I need to get gas! And the creepy guy in this scene also drives a FORD! He has a FORD F250 in case you align yourself…

She's cute, but I would absolutely not go as far as to call her incredibly gorgeous.

Emma Watson just isn't a good actress, is she? How much longer can she coast on the girl that was in Harry Potter goodwill?

Creepy perverts were likely inspired by the Will Arnett/Megan Fox scenes.

Because he's a piece of shit. That is the answer to all Alex Jones questions.

I can't wait until someone digs into his past and finds one thing he did wrong once upon a time.

Two episodes in, this season is definitely missing something. And Ewan McGregor's accent work is pretty damn awful.

I liked that the senator described Trump speaking as doing his "ridiculous adjective" bit.

Of the meeting at the White House, Senator Jeff Merkley (D-OR) said: "We learned nothing you couldn't read in the newspaper."

This excerpt from a NYTimes article about a Supreme Court case on citizenship is maddeningly insane. The Chief Justice legitimately said "Oh, come on." to an attorney presenting an oral argument:

Due to the ludicrous incompetence that this administration is running the country with, there are at least $20 billion worth of energy infrastructure projects sitting and waiting. Why? Because they need to be approved by Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which can't do that right now, because they need a quorum of…

Everybody is a better character than Laurel.

Lindelof isn't involved this time, so it has a chance.

Republicans are fucking awful.