The first time I read it, I read it as "picture of a man with 14 penises in his mouth". And I though huh, that's actually pretty impressive logistically.

He expressed a desire to sleep with her and sent her a picture of a man with several penises in his mouth, 14 times.

Enough with this Louis C.K. stuff, the man has obviously done his penance and been forgiven by everyone he allegedly hurt, all of who have unbelievable stories anyway (notice how they’re all “women” so take whatever they say with a grain of salt).

I am disappointed in this site for continually accusing a man who has…

During those scenes, there would only be “three people in the room. Just the camera, and sometimes even sound wouldn’t be there,” he said.

And due to the writer’s strike, no late night talk shows to shill on.

As someone pointed out on Twitter last month, the AMPTP underestimated the strikers because they assume that writers and actors will return to the table once they realize their “cushy lifestyles” are in jeopardy.

In my day, it took an entire year for a movie to hit VHS and we hated liked it!

I can only think of one NFL owner who bought a team then immediately shitcanned a multiple Super Bowl-winning coach, and while I think Tom Landry deserved better, Jerrah wasn’t wrong in leaving that era in the past.

“It’s like new ownership coming in and buying an NFL team going, ‘Alright. Not my head coach. Not my quarterback. Doesn’t matter how many times we won the Super Bowl. Doesn’t matter how many rings we got. I’m going with somebody else.’”

It consistently boggles my mind just how enduring TMNT are. I still have fond memories of my friends and I trying, sincerely, to learn ninja from a ton of ninja books from the library, back in ‘89. The idea of kids trying that today doesn’t seem possible, because it would probably be a TikTok ‘thing’ and done for…

Spoiler alert: Nicole Kidman sits next to you the whole time, telling you that you’re a hero for seeing this in theaters.

This is all bullshit. Being a “Brand Ambassador” for a company like D&G means going to parties and posing for picture with “Beautiful People" in fancy places. You don’t do that job by tweeting from your couch and participating in Zoom calls. If she had been shooting a movie in New Zealand and commented from the set…

Is this really any different than what Disney would do back in the home video days where something would get released one year for a limited time and then go back in the vault for like 7-10 years. And that wasn't just titles that most people didn't watch like Crater. That was top shelf titles like Snow White and The…

Also, just maybe, no studio goes on an unending winning streak. Their 2014-19 was insane.

Also, as we just saw with Batman ‘89 in The Flash, and Terminator & Doctor Sleep bombing hard a few years ago in the same window....some old IP are just unrecognizably old to younger audiences. Indy’s had one movie in the last 34 years -- and a movie not many people like! -- so as beloved as Indy is, there’s certainly…

Disney hasn’t had a bonafide hit that didn’t require an asterisk this year.

I miss that desperately. And I say this as someone who, by and large, has really enjoyed NuTrek.

It’s interesting to compare modern “Prestige” Trek with the older stuff - while I understand the really shiny ~10 episode seasons, it’s hard not to look at the longer, lower-visual-quality 26 episode seasons that gave us things like Q’s Robin Hood and baseball on the holosuite. It’s a different show in a lot of ways.

And lets do that when we’re coming up on a time where we’ll be lacking in scripted programing.  Makes no sense.

It really does seem like a fundamental failure of basic business strategy. Businesses everywhere know that sometimes you do things that don’t make money or even cost money in order to bring more value to your brand as a whole. Costco sells their hot dog combo and rotisserie chickens at a loss because they know it…