Good for Gyllenhaal but this article lacks a photo of the dog and without the dog photo - I feel like this story is a lot less compelling and meaningful.

I think I have heard these stories before: New York setting, mostly wealthy white characters with huge apartments. This is practically like every TV and Woody Allen movie. We have seen this before. Hello Hollywood and New York producers try something different.

Movies are too loud but unfortunately while I hate this too, many people talk a lot during movies and treat the theater as if they are sitting in their living rooms with their friends and family. When it is super loud - I can’t really hear them so I think of the blasting sound as a plus.

I.CAN.NOT.WAIT! Though I can’t imagine why a Japanese person would need help from the Fab Five.

Maybe they do have it under control... bribery, cheating and money laundering have gotten them into the White House - who knows how far they can go with these methods..... (Just for clarification - I hope they all go down and spend the rest of their lives in jail and all their children are forced to be farmed out to…

I miss my dog way more than I miss my dead mother and if people think I am a monster they can go fuck themselves. I understand your pain. I am so sorry about Ollie.

In recents years Harvard appears to be a hedge fund masquerading as educational institution.

I love antiques and I hate this new sterile decor style. One of my favorite essays on the topic was published in the Financial Times in 2017 by Edwin Heathcote. This one of my favorite quotes from the piece: The result is a self-enforcing vicious circle of global corporate aesthetics. Apartments designed to look like…

I don’t like her either

I agree with many of your comments. In order to save the planet - everyone (especially in the industrialized world) needs to give up lots of modern luxuries and conveniences. The world needs to get smaller instead of bigger. I have never driven or owned a car and I have lived all over the US - in small towns and big…

Talk about overgeneralization. I agree many Boomers don’t appear to care about the climate crisis but many of us do. It is possible the people in your life - your parents and their friends are indifferent to a future of a burning planet but it disturbs me.

I started watching Niecy Nash on Clean House when it premiered in 2003 on the Style Network. I probably watched every episode with her as the host. She can even make a home make-over show entertaining and funny. I agree - she is just a brilliant all around entertainer and actress. 

True enough!

One down a dozen to go. I am starting to think God exists because he has answered one of my not so secret prayers.

Sarah knows what she is talking about!

Al Jourgensen is ASSHAT and a sexist pig.

I just disagree with your assessment of the character.

She is annoying to some degree but he is clearly at fault in this situation. I know the Tench character is trying the best he can to cope with the stress of his job and his family life but if he really cared about his family - he would look at his life objectively and either change job to save his marriage or tell his…

While there are a number of exceptions to this assertion, I find Richard Linklater’s female characters to be weakest of parts of his films. He really is a dude centric director. And yes, before you jump on me and bring up the Before Sunrise Trilogy - I hate his romantic comedies.

Can we ban parents who don’t know how to parent their babies and toddlers on planes because I would be very happy about this policy.