It’s hilarious that Musk seems to have no idea that his users — ESPECIALLY the notable ones — need Twitter way less than Twitter desperately needs them. The users are the product that Twitter sells to advertisers. Charging the celebs, for example, who are driving eyeballs to his site is an asinine way to shoot himself…

Stuff like spreading misinformation or Trump having an account or whatever - those things were never going to actually sink Twitter. Charging people for something that used to be free? Now THAT will kill you off quickly. Musk is in a bind now - if Twitter Blue really does give verified users important boosts (like…

Wait, so they’re even removing the check mark for government accounts if you don’t pay them $1000/month? Has he seen most government communications budgets?

what did i say in the very first paragraph

This really is just going back to the original plan that people already rejected because the entire point of the checkmarks is “this account is the real ____ not someone pretending to be them.”

The opening music video alone is worth the rental.

It’s a cute movie. Nothing substantial, but very enjoyable. The best thing about it is ‘Pop! Goes My Heart’, the faux 80s hit Hugh Grant’s character had.

It’s good fun.

Those are not the greatest nuts in the world, no.

Cara Dune died on the way back to her home planet. 

Also really pulling for Trent Crimm of The Independent now that he is actually independent, and curious to say where his path leads this season

I would die for this. DIE. 

I would just love it if somehow, some way, Murray Head would make an appearance as Rupert’s even richer older brother who ends up taking him down with Rebecca’s help at the end of the season, and then Murray and Hannah close things out with an epic karaoke of “Nobody’s Side.”

This is going to sound strange, but watching the trailer I realize what I really want from this show is for Roy Kent to be happy 

It’s quickly become one of the most fun parts of the show to guess what Charlie is doing just offscreen during the whole setup sequence. I’m now doing a DiCaprio point every time someone shouts to a person in the shadows.

Wandavision being so good is part of the reason (but only PART) that Multiverse of Madness sucked just so very hard. Not a single person on that movie seemed to have watched Wandavision. And I include Olsen, who to be fair never really seems to understand what the MCU is doing.

I think my eighth grade class watched this... in film strip format. So there was definitely some toplessness going on and well-place hair/hands if I recall. Even as a 13 year old, i recall thinking “why the f are they showing us this in school?”

I went from thinking that she’s more than earned the right to turn down a second sequel to C-level franchise to pretty annoyed that she mostly seems to think they won’t hire her because she’s too old. Listen you mfers, if Maria von Trapp wants to be in your movie, you figure it out.

I grew up in the same town as Anne Hathaway (a few years younger), and I remember an interview with her in the school paper when she got her first acting job. It was all about how she was excited about her new show “Get Real.” The last paragraph mentioned, as an aside, that she’d been cast alongside Julie Andrews in…

I’m not an MBA, but this sounds suspiciously like raiding your couch for spare change because things are that bad.