I love, love, love her.

It looks strikingly similar to my sexual bucket list...

To expound on the comment above, basically, under the Dram Shop law in NY there’s little wiggle room, it’s almost strict liability. If the bar served an obviously intoxicated person, and that person injures you, you can serve the bar. It’s mostly seen in DUI cases, but the law is not limited in that regard.

I’m a 39 year old man who unabashedly listens to Lana Del Rey in my office with the door open to our production floor. I’ve never understood the hate. She is fucking fantastic.

I think because both ladies survived he thinks he did awesome.

Well one of the shots showed her playing in an empty bar.

Yes, it sucked, yet you watched it for eight weeks. At least you could argue it’s part of your job, but I will never understand the rush to hatewatch this show this season.

Strong acting from all the leads, but limp direction and plotting. Ultimately nothing more than fairly anonymous neo noir. Wanted something wild and sprawling. Never quite got there. Did love the photography in the redwood forest in the last episode.

You worship Lana. She’ll continue worshiping at the alter of plastic surgery.

God I totally felt like it was going out of its way to push these women into some old stereotype.

I was so bummed by last night’s episode... there were failures at so many turns:
1. Rachel McAdams didn’t have any acting to do. Seriously, the script/story didn’t give her a chance to act. It was like she was just tacked on there because she had survived the season.
2. The scene with Vaughn/Frank and his wife in the…

The bar owner could also be making that statement to the press at the request of Kane’s lawyer. The bar did cater his party at his house on Saturday night (after party at bar was cancelled). Kane’s lawyer is likely trying to do a little victim blaming.

This is true. I saw her when she first came out and it was pretty awful. Her performance lacked any personality, she didn’t engage the audience, and she just seemed uncomfortable. When she did her last song, the audience didn’t even realize it. She just walked off stage without a word. I saw her again this year and…

Bartender is responsible for guests. If guest gets over intoxicated bartender might be liable. Not sure to what extent liability reaches, but it could fall on to bar owner.

I ah e to admit, in the wake of her SNL fiasco I found it hard to take her seriously- but since then I have come to discover I actually like her music.

Bar might be liable under NY law.

“Lights, Camera, Actiiion. I’ll do it on my own, I don’t need your money, money, to get me what I want.”

Blocked on the account of it being too awesome.

i can't explain it but she gives me so much life

If the bar is found to have overserved the accuser to the point where she was incapacitated or unable to leave under her own power, I think they could be liable.