You are angry at an entertainment website for reporting entertainment news?

But at least it's Moscow and not some godforsaken Siberian logging town. Could be worse.

"limited series"

Really liked "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind". Julia Roberts always seemed more believeable to me when she played evil than when she'd play the America's Sweetheart roles. Plus her death scene in that movie is fantastic.

You know, I'm at work so I don't dare look up the "Popsicle Twins", but I think I can guess.

Which no doubt made all the special snowflakes whose lives were ruined by the reporting of entertainment news cry for hours and hours and hours. How will they face the world, now that they've found out that Martha had a cameo on "The Americans" a few hours earlier than they otherwise might have?

Phillip's blond girlfriend Annalise was in the second episode and then wasn't seen again for two more years.

The price of oil crashed. I remember when I was a kid growing up in the 1980s and gas which was always cheap back then just got absurdly cheap. I swear I remember seeing a place once in the mid 1980s that was selling gas for 49 cents per gallon.

We certainly wouldn't have been sending intentionally tainted grain to the Japanese.

I've been a little puzzled by the implication that Paige is going to be doing all sorts of secret agent madness like her parents. I thought the whole point was to have someone who could pass a background check. Just send her to engineering school and get her a job with Boeing making American aircraft parts or…

"Mom, let's talk about the Holodomor."

I've been thinking the same thing. P and E are very quick to assume that the Center is right and the USA is poisoning Moscow's grain. Five rubles says whatever's going on is innocuous.

She already knows that. She knows they came from Russia. She met her Russian grandma.

Was that the hot one?

Poor Martha. I wonder if they let her send letters home?

You're stupid.

No, that's just going off Ye Olde Wikipedia, which says the re-shot ending comes from the novel.

"Tonight on 'Elementary': Sherlock takes a very long nap. Watson reconnects with her half-sister and takes her mother out for tea. Marcus issues Joan an invitation to his book club."

Citizen Kane has one of the greatest shots I've ever seen. That scene where he's signing his media empire away, and he keeps walking and walking and you think "how far away are those goddamn windows?"

It was this film that really made Welles's name bad in Hollywood. The whole business about hauling off to South America to make a documentary, even though he apparently didn't want to, with this film still unfinished…