Stephen Miller is more like Bengelsdorf than Ford, since Miller is himself Jewish. The difference between them is that people seem like to Bengelsdorf, whereas there are no documented cases of anyone liking Stephen Miller.

Von Ribbentrop was very real, and his name is attached to perhaps the most infamous diplomatic agreement in history, the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, in which the Nazis and Soviets agreed to divide up Central and Eastern Europe between them.

The My Pillow guy.

I loved the shock, fear, and embarrassment that crosses Rabbi Bengelsdorf’s face at the State Dinner in the mere instant that Lindberg callously dismisses his greeting. It is the defined moment that the character catches up with the viewer. His actions afterwards are scared denial of the insidious obvious.

As opposed to grapes from Tiffany’s, I guess? Or Supreme grapes, which go for $200 each on StockX?

But, bodega grapes. That makes her relatable, right?

It really does show how small a world this is, doesn’t it? I mean, who among us can’t relate to being a regular ol’ ivy league graduate and editor for the most famous newspaper in the world, with a dating history full of banal chumps like the CEO of major tech organization? And then to find out your multi-millionaire…

Ever since Kamala Harris dropped out, Warren’s campaign picked up a lot of her supporters and The “K-Hive” are pretty much the Hillaryis44 crowd from 2008 and 2016.

Despite touting her plans I feel Warren supporters are more and more starting to have some para-social relationship with her. She has terrible polling with PoC and won’t win a single state going into Super Tuesday. People still pumping her campaign are doing it being they feel personally involved. I don’t want to be…

The AV Club

But if he leaves, who will satisfy a nation’s insatiable thirst for game show parodies and sketches about awkward dinner parties?

I think it falsely implies her murder only matters because she once dated Carey.

Cool, now I know Kennedy's position on the issue. Can't wait to hear Daisy Fuentes's take.

Savage Question !

Yeah, a fast food salad with a hunk of fried chicken and sweet glaze is unhealthy. More news at 11. Fast food is cheap and convenient and we’re not going to quit it. Sodium be damned, if you want the least terrible meal at McD’s you get two McDoubles, no buns, and a side salad. Ask for light dressing and you’re making…

McSalad worse for you than a Big Mac meal? Show me the macros, please. I think you are doing hyperbole. 

Personally, I question why they’re posting recipes at all on a vertical called “The Takeout”.

“I mean, look at how long people live eating nothing but junk. Our bodies aren’t that fragile.” 

“I just feel like women—they have minds and they have souls, as well as just hearts. And they’ve got ambition and they’ve got talent, as well as just beauty. And I’m so sick of people saying that love is just all a woman is fit for. I’m so sick of it… But I’m so lonely.”

The Good Wife was based in Chicago, but filmed in New York, which was disappointing. But I remember when the Ewan MacGregor ER episode was filmed in my Ravenswood neighborhood (involving a holdup in a convenience store, I believe?) and we all hung out for hours, hoping to get a glimpse.