This isn’t cuntishness at all. I have a hard to pronounce name as well and always correct people when they get it wrong (most of the time they just ask if they pronounced it right to begin with).

that’s it? she corrected her name in a humorous way?

Ah, yes. Correcting her name being mispronounced on national television is the height of bitchitude.

It took about 10 seconds to discover that the blonde in the middle is pushing OnlyFans and bragging about the million she’s made there. I won’t bother with the rest, but it’s totally what’s happening (or what they want to happen, ultimately). Women may chime in because they’re bored on TikTok, but it’s just bait for…

Lots of terrible takes in this article.  I guess now we know who has been watching all those awful Paramount+ shows.

“Besides, as Picard reminds us, Trek is simply better on TV”

No, it really fucking didn’t.

It sucked for Clint because it featured a bunch of his now-dead friends and he’s suffering PTSD from all the shit he’s gone through.

Whilst i agree that ST is better on TV i certainly don’t think Picard has proved that at all. In fact Lower Decks has been the only show since Voyager that proves this for me. 

No I think it was supposed to be played fairly straight, it was just embarrassing as hell for Clint because it got the story wrong and he was the only Avenger left to go see it.

The whole trying to keep Khan a surprise twist was ridiculous. Cumberbatch is great, but Khan shouldn’t be a British white guy, Naveen Andrews would have killed that role. It’s an iconic, juicy villain role that actually calls for an Indian actor, and they get the whitest man on the planet to play him, still salty…

No?

Into Darkness tried to leach off the work that The Wrath of Khan did while doing none of it itself (the reveal of Khan depended totally on knowing the first film). JJ’s attempts at lying about Cumberbatch not being Khan were so terrible no one believed him.

I haven’t seen the six episodes of Picard that most critics have. Just the two that have aired so far. And I’m seeing a lot of Wrath of Khan in it. We’ve got the big monologuing villain, the long-lost (or at least one he never learned of) son to catch up with, and even a nearby nebula to duck into to hide from the…

Been a while since I’ve read sheet music, but that composition looks monophonic. Any interpretation featuring polyphony, like the string arrangement, isn’t being played exactly as written.

Olive’s “first attempt at composing music” following two years of playing violin “at her elementary school in southern Pennsylvania.” The note also explains that Olive sings and plays clarinet and comes from a family that includes two music teachers.

Inspired by a “true” “story”.

How many sorts of Christmas holidays are there? There’s White Christmas, Blue Christmas & Black Christmas, but that’s the extent of my pop-culture knowledge.

Indeed it does!

If there is ever a remake of Face-Off, I want to cast Berry and Bailey in the leads.

Rob Marshall previously expressed surprise over the backlash she received because he “felt like we’ve moved so far past that kind of thing.”