Well, not every book and story throughout history was crafted with an aim to appeal to you personally.
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That topmost Quora reply cites no sources. My recollection of looking this up, as well as personal experience, tells me the average height of my fellow American white dudes is about five nine.
No offense to Crosby, but the record shows that she bailed on TNG pretty quickly.
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What, a lowercase “cap,” to differentiate him from the Rogers Cap? I do not subscribe to your memo.
But she is quoted as calling out her specific employer:
“The CW and WB, that was their way of handling it. We know better now. It’s not okay to treat your talent that way, to let them go through abuse and harassment. But for me in 2014, there were no support systems.”
Yeah, I wish this piece gave any indication of what kind of “protection” Patton wanted. Did she want a therapist, possibly on-set, as part of her compensation package? Did she want anti-racist PSAs, or in-universe content to that effect? Or is this all about social media, and the CW being too cheap to hire some…
I assumed the deal was doomed when I heard John Dickerson point out that there’s a lot of Tesla factories in China; ergo, were Musk were to own Twitter, the CCP would have enormous leverage over him to censor anti-CCP tweets, which would go 100% against his stated ethos of “speech with limitations (or responsibility.”
After Waititi’s last interview, I was wondering how long it’s been since the announcement of a new Star Wars film in the franchise. According to Wiki, “In February 2013, Disney CEO Bob Iger confirmed the development of two Star Wars standalone films, one written by Lawrence Kasdan. Shortly thereafter, it was…
Does that picture predate school desegregation? If not, it can't be by much.
I’m all for more MCU queerness, but anyone else remember when this character helped enslave people, possibly for centuries? Where's the #JusticeFor them? :P
Hack writing like this is just the kind of thing that drives everyday middle-class people away from liberalism, BTW. People see media elites promoting stuff like celebrity nepotism and calling it progressive feminism, so they conclude progressivism itself is an elitist scam.
The body of this piece mentions no prior work by this person, so why does the headline expect us to know who she is, and why does the lead say she’s “finally” about to direct a movie? Has she directed any shorts? Does she have a film degree? Or is being a famous person’s daughter who got a snarky tweet or two literally…
Yeah, fashion rules rarely apply to very attractive people. That’s life, and it’s what makes the OP’s mashup ironically amusing.
“They weren’t all that different from a casual glance” - Sure, I get that, but I’m not complaining that people are using “casual glance” standards in everyday life, or random Twitter threads. I’m objecting to that standard being used in The AV Club’s published content, because The AV Club, by its very name, means a…
MacClunkey!
Wearing white socks with pretty much any combination of dark pants/shoes is generally deemed a high crime of fashion, and a sure indicator or slobbery.
Elizabeth Moss’ c̶u̶l̶t church is probably at least as bad as Pratt’s, but, while that definitely raises eyebrows, I don’t see The AV (Gossip) Club calling her the “Worst Elizabeth,” or ranking her against Banks, Olson, Hurley, or Debicki...
Not at all. Persuasion is a concise, engaging read with a very likable protagonist. Sense and Sensibility and Emma, on the other hand, were both too tedious for me to finish, and I powered through all of Mansfield Park, in which the heroine pines after her cousin until he gives in and marries her.