But it’s still okay for big studios to give Oscar bait limited December releases to beat the cutoff before dumping them into a wide January release.

Weird editorializing for the title of an article where she’s clearly wrong. 

So many possibilities open up if this is successful, like an album about how to navigate the challenges of being a black man in America.

MANSPLAIN! The Musical!

This seems well thought out and is very likely not going to end up being a tone deaf, awful thing that should never have gotten past the “the hell dude?!?” stage of product development!

“Last Of The American Girls will feature full-color illustrations...”

The writing on SNL is good? 

I wish the big bullies like Baltimore would stop beating up on plucky upstarts like New York.

Hamill joins a cast that already includes Aubrey Plaza...

I love how the one person bragging about not having a bunch of toys on their desk is a person who worked at a toy company.

AMC would never run a concept into the ground, years after a show had run out of creative steam.

I got a “Trumpy, you can do stupid things!” mug autographed by Frank Conniff & Trace Beaulieu on my desk. Those guys are the nicest, bestest celebrity dudes I have ever met. 

AMC! Maybe the show will start out decent and become unwatchable!

There’s no chance we’ll be seeing the Jack Knight Starman, is there?

My network admin hat overrides my avid early adopter zeal. This sounds like a security nightmare. It’s hard enough keeping users from clicking bad attachments, bad links, and other security risks. Now the content is not only adaptive, perhaps innocuous during delivery, but only triggering malicious action later, it’s…

I don’t want my email to have any URLs, thanks.

There’s no way my parents will identify a malicious fake dialog in one of these emails.

I don’t know shit about komputors, and that was literally the first thing I thought.

Yep. The programmers are so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.

This is completely idiotic. An e-mail is a fucking text message. We’ve been going down this path ever since HTML emails started becoming the norm, leading to tracking pixels, remote code injections from malicious retrieved resources, and so forth. By making emails more “interactive”, you’re essentially implementing a…