1. I don’t believe Apstein was the reporter wearing the purple bracelet, but I could be wrong. Apstein was one of the three female reporters he yelled towards, and one of them was someone he had previously interacted with on Twitter. If I recall correctly, in another news article I read, they specifically mentioned…

36 hours.

Say what you will about the music, but Billy Joel is a fucking genius. He hasn’t released an album since 1993, so he has no embarrassing late career stuff for people to hate (I’m ignoring the weird classical album, which is still nearly 20 years old). He plays approximately 10 shows a year, all a designated drive from…

You go into a slack to try to find a single person to talk to about why there are no cigarettes in the Yesterday universe one time, and you create a monster.

Hey you know what I need when I’m supposed to be working but I’m really goofing off on the internet?  It’s definitely “WELCOME TO ANTIQUE SHITSHOW” at top volume.  

I’ve alerted the Saints. This idea needs to get some traction.

Stuff like this is creepy but for far too long has been in that category where the guy thinks he’s being “cute” or “charming”, but if the woman doesn’t respond (the way he wants her to) he can say “Oh, she can’t take a joke!” Because, sure, it’s her fault.

The gumbotron? Is this a Pats fan from New Orleans?

What a charmer. I’m sure his parents are proud.

The best part about her response is that it was direct and to the point, and that there is exactly no chance at all that people will respond with “Lighten up and learn to recognize a compliment”/ “These things happen when you choose to put yourself on TV”/ “What he did was wrong, but did he really deserve to have you…

Absolutely. This is a mature, logical and well-considered comment. As such, it has no place here.

I feel like the biggest issue here is that people hear “ghosts” and immediately assume they’re talking about the bad guys in a Scooby Doo cartoon. But “ghosts” can also just be fleeting images you see, especially out of the corner of your eye; it happens with a lot of vision issues - concussions too, per my…

Because these costume hire places have existed, some of them, for a hundred years, so their collections are just astonishing. They’re like museums.

Catherine the Great has to be a dream project for a costume designer, and it’s also a tall order thanks to the astounding and timeless work Travis Banton did for Marlene Dietrich as (young) Catherine in The Scarlet Empress.

Exactly who I pictured, and then verified with a google search:

See, I don’t think she does talk to her paternal side of the family, who are the ones who keep talking to the press. She seems legitimately close with her mother, who appears to support her and be kind to her - you never see her talking to the press. It’s her dad’s people who are running their mouths, and I’ve gotten…

Comparing being an actress on a popular USA Studios television series and being a member of the royal family in Britain isn’t a comparable experience, however. As an actress, she might have had a few blind items in a gossip rag and some press junkets she had to do to promote the show, but the life of the royals is…

I grew up in a former British colony and knew how awfully racist, classist and anti-American they can be and I was STILL shocked at how nasty they got. 

I’m old, so I guess the young people don’t remember how awful the British press was to Diana. Meghan should’ve listened to her friends.