“Tearms of Endearment” was fucking terrifying.

I don’t think so...I think they will nail him to the wall. He can’t do things for them now that he is losing power and these wealthy folks will abandon him after they finish chewing him up and getting everything they can from him. It ain’t that he looks like them...it ain’t always about color....it is what his money…

He’ll portray I.P. Man, the hero known for his superhuman levels of brand synergy and ability to cross-promote.

the actor was “adamant this would be way down the line and most likely wouldn’t be happening in the near future”

True, but consider if the shoe was on the other foot.

Insolemuch as this family wields so much power, we can’t allow ourselves to become calloused to the danger.

Sure the guy’s a heel, but this is corny. Toe the line and stop trying to nail DJT. He’s not some arch villain.

Y’all motherfuckers are fetish killers. Ugh.

Buress should have responded by nailing 95 of his best jokes to the theater door.

I can’t say the same, the first thing I saw Charlize Theron in was “Monster”.

I don’t know if this song was ever posted on this site, but it should be. His lyrics are fantastic:

Darius noting that the vibe’s transitioned from “intense” to “more and more like jail”, was just such a perfect line reading by Lakeith Stanfield. Damn he’s good!

If you don’t know, there’s 2 other promos for Legion online, too! I’m so ready for it, ohhhh man. So happy all my favorite FX shows are coming back in March/April.

The sight of Katt Williams running down the street, with his short little legs, at full blast, in a robe... was hilarious.

Yes! Between that Legion bit and the Aubrey Plaza trailer I am psyched.

“No, she don’t live here. I’m just fuckin’ the bitch. That’s the deal. No homo.”

“You want one of these sliders bro?” “Yeah, yeah.” “Have a seat. Be careful. It’s very, very cold.”
“Alt-right Johnny Appleseed.”
“Him, the state government, in fucking cahoots.”
“Well I must’ve kidnapped that bitch in 1974 cause she ain’t be a kid for 45 years!”
“There’s the alligator in there.” “Vibes.”
“I would say it’s…

Oh, baby.

I feel bad for the kids that are clamoring to see Black Panther and then the parents/grandparents are like “I’m going to take you to see a real super hero movie that is TRUE!”

The fact that you came into a black space and started criticizing and trying to invalidate what you read and the comment is exactly why whites are seen as fragile. When you take the generalization and make it all about you instead of hearing the voices of those who have often been ignored, you reinforce that…