They did that about Blues Brothers, Labyrinth, Doctor Who and the Spice Girls movie. Don't worry, I plan to watch them now.

I'm 25, I didn't grow up in the States so maybe that's why?

Saw it last night, loved it (never saw the originals, just the Jar Jar Binks one) and I already can't wait for the sequel!

God, I’m so sorry, that sounds like a nightmare, I suppose that was his intention though.

I was thinking that we all might be experiencing that to some degree now. It changes things, from down to where you sit in a theater (my family wanted to sit close and all I could think was there'd be no exit) to whether to attend holiday events. These are scary times.

I’m leaving for Africa for three years in June and I am becoming more and more worried about leaving my family behind in the United States. Ordinary places seem so dangerous now. Whenever I’m at a movie theater, mall or at a big event this happening is always on my mind

I really want this sweater, I feel like I would triumph at every single Ugly Sweater contest. Also he somewhat (at least in sweat form) resembles Bing Crosby if you squint.

You just reminded me of my annual Christmas tradition, much like the annual viewing of Hocus Pocus, (I will forever be 5 years old):

I loved loved Zone 1 by Colson Whitehead and if you're not into dystopian fiction, he's written many amazing books about many kinds of characters (both male and female). Perceival Everett also writes fantastic stuff.

I am not doubting you at all, likely true. But I come from a family that has a few members who are Kitchnette worthy in restaurants, not bad behavior but very particular (my aunt brings her own spaghetti to Italian restaurants, it's obnoxious) and they would argue that those crumbs may kill them (again this isn't how…

Is true, and I’m not disputing that, though I would think why bother if it’s not going to be prepared in a completely separate area? Basically this toast would be only for those customers who think they're sensitive but are really just trend-followers.

Oh god, I’m this person, I’m a Pinkham’s Law person.

Still hoping he's trolling the Republican party.... if not, we're all doomed.

I didn’t get robbed but did have a delightful time once while picking up food for delivery. It was at the end of my shift and I ran into the restaurant to grab the newest order, stupidly leaving the car unlocked. When I got back someone was sitting in my car, logically I should have called the cops but I was tired and…

yeah it's wrong, I didn't even notice it till you pointed it out

"In an attempt to clear its name, the Church is also working on a counter-documentary centered on Gibney." most telling sentence from the article, you don't attempt to debunk the "lies" told against you if you know they're true, but you do attack the person telling them because obviously if he's committed any bad act…

I took a sommelier course and was told that pairing wine and artichokes are the hardest match (I then proceeded to design my entire tasting menu around artichokes, seemed like a challenge) It did not go well..

A common nickname for Bridget is Birdie, which honestly I love but could never use as an "official" name for a kid, I love Bridget.

The thing that won me over “they appeared onstage at a Billy Joel concert”: that does not say Taylor Swift concert! Yay, I love the both of them already and now they are even more excellent.

Totally saw Josh Radnor in Minneapolis the other day (uh yeah like two weeks ago), we were at brunch and there were many double takes, then as respectable, non-autograph seeking "because that’s so gauche and we are adults dammit" Minnesotans we stepped outside the restaurant and all did a little dance.