Aw who pulled your transphobic ass out of grey purgatory”? Fuck off, TERF.

The secret about fashion is that most of it is sold to you by models in “natural” makeup wearing the unflattering hideous garment. 

This woman has always been beautiful. Adele has been stunning in every era and iteration of herself. The “upgrade” talk is down right insulting. The woman has never taken a bad cover photo.

Because teaching “is a woman’s job” so you already know what time it is with that loser

I watched this movie with an Indian friend and talked about how the main couple (the arranged one) might not marry in the end, and he said, “Oh, if it didn’t all work out, people would have been throwing rocks at the theater.”

Kathryn Hahn was robbed!  ROBBED I say!

This further convinces me that she and her psychopathic husband threatened and harassed Jessica Hough, the woman he r*ped in ‘94. Onika Maraj felt bold enough to PUBLICLY dox a female journalist in T&T for doing her job. No one can convince me that she and Kenneth Petty have been anything besides evil to Ms. Hough…

As others have pointed out, she’s now so invested in being “right” - and proving it to everybody - that she’s just going to keep digging, and digging, until she’s got something she can point to as a “win”, no matter who she needs to attack or expose or associate with in the process.

I loooove the Spanish princess. The way she just sobs and sobs, not even a smidge of a stiff upper lip. And she’s so determined to make Henry understand why, even though she doesn’t speak any “French.” Duty be-damned, she wants her sweet balding courtier! They’re so cute together! I really hope after her parents were…

Can we just double down on that one line of yours “making the evil stepmother more sympathetic doesn’t make her any less of a bad guy”. I wish so many more projects and stories would understand this, as it is also part of the strength of this year’s Cruella. You don’t have to make them into the greatest person ever to…

Poor, poor you, finding out that not everyone likes the same things.

Must come as quite a shock to you.

Definitely watch Santa Clarita Diet, she has a whole range of acting skills there and the whole show is hilarious (and deeply missed).

Yes! I always liked how lovely the portrait that sparks the story is, because I find that oftentimes in movies with a conceit like that, the picture or book or what-have-you feels forced. I never realized that it works so well because Drew has a good face.

“And what Barrymore lacks in a consistent accent, she makes up for with a beautifully openhearted emotionality and a great face for the Renaissance.”

I remember watching this on TV in the early 2000s, and all I remembered was the scene where Henry is supposed to marry the Spanish princess, and I remember childhood me thinking that the entire movie was just like this, one failed wedding after another. I think that could be a fun spin on the trope. 27 Dresses but…

“Well, I ain’t buildin’ no bookcase.” So much fucking talent, and Chalky White was the coolest. 

Yep. Omar was legendary and much more widely watched, but Chalky was not only equally iconic but brutally realistic. Scorsese pulled no punches, nor did Williams.

Boardwalk is what I first saw him in. Definitely one of the most immediately memorable parts of the show.

I know this is not where most people know him from but I loved him in Boardwalk Empire.

1. It is absolutely nobody else’s business. I think people feel weirdly comfortable taking that liberty because Mulaney drew so much from his private life (long sobriety/noted & devoted wife guy/no interest in fatherhood) for his professional life (stand-up material, collaborations, interviews, etc.)