I stand by my belief, the people that had the biggest problem with the LOST ending were science fiction fans that watched a show about science vs faith that got mad that the writers chose faith over science for the final season.

I feel like this Twitter thread is obligatory when talking about the houses in Peloton ads.

The real change is the friends she made along the way...

I had the same question, she doesn't look any different! 

What I don’t get is how this woman claims getting the bike “changed her.” There is no visible way in which she has changed over the year. She was already thin and toned. I guess she just gets up earlier now?

Cool handle. You’ve got the right profile.

Sic ‘em, Andrea Zuckerman!!!!!!

“[Insert person’s name] is just in it for money.”

It was an opportunity that was offered to her? I can’t think of any way that Cowell’s supposed prior reputation is relevant at all, except inasmuch as it demonstrates NBC’s willingness to let him get away with whatever he wants, but it sounds like you are using it to cast aspersions at Union for taking work, which is…

You still look soft.
(Mastrabulates)

The article says Gabrielle Union had completed one year of a three year contract.

I never understand most people’s love of Skyfall. The final act is essentially spliced in from an unused Home Alone sequel. Plus, it takes a Bond that had been establishing himself as a new agent in the previous movies, and stuffs in “getting too old for this” theme. 

“Not to blame the victims, but it’s totally their fault.” Ok idiot

Her complaint was an example of her being “difficult.” I thought that was pretty clear from context.

Not saying that’ the case here, but ...

The suggestion is that her saying something about Leno’s joke being inappropriate was used by the producers as an example of her being “difficult”.

E.Buzz Miller, just to be a DICK.

I miss Hormel Black Label Bacon.

wtf is starz lol

I think people who knee-jerk react to criticism along these lines really aren’t stopping to think about what’s been written. I haven’t seen Waves, though I like Shults’ films and undoubtedly will go check it out. That being said, when Charles says Shults is more interested in the family’s pain than their inner lives,…