Good plan, I am sure the old angry white dude market is one with tons of room for growth.

And being insanely good looking. Would anyone be talking about her nepo-baby career if she had been Quincy Jones's ugly daughter?

What is hilarious is that she got her job on The Office, it would seem not because of her dad, but because she went to Harvard and while she was there she was friends with Mike Schur. So I think we need some articles about Ivy League babies.

How does one other example equal every other talkshow being hit with toxic workplace alligations? There are a lot of talk shows.

So inappropriate behavior could be anything from like a Weinstein thing to the producers telling her a scene in the movie sucked and needed to be cut. If you are going to call people out in public, some more details would be helpful.

When stars complain about their long working hours it always kind of makes me laugh. Especially for an ensemble show like Grey's Anatomy, it's not like Heigl was in every scene. So even if she was working for 14-16 hours how much of that time was spent in her trailer where you can nap or watch TV or play video games…

It was supposed to be directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood but there were a bunch of delays and other issues so she left and directed The Old Guard instead.

Forget about Black Cat, Tobey Maguire is right there. I will never understand why, after No Way Home was a gigantic hit, Sony didn't fast track a middle aged Tobey Spidey movie as both a sequel to Spider Man 3 and No Way Home. That thing would have made an insane amount of money.

The whole debate is stupid since job hunting experts will usually say to take advantage of who you know to help you find a job. Acting shouldn’t be any different.

Of for sure I can just hand wave it as a comic book thing since they didn't spend that much time in that period. But I remember reading comments on different sites where people wanted a whole movie or series set during the blip, and it seems like that would just be super depressing.

That last episode of The Leftovers is one of the weirdest things I have ever seen. But it completely held my attention the whole time which is rare for a one hour show.

Paul McCartney has a left handed piano? How does that work?

Wow he competed as a sumo wrestler in the first UFC tournament. It's funny how those early UFC events seemed to have been inspired by Street Fighter II with competitors of all different sizes using completely different fighting styles. If someone figured out how to throw a fireball they might still be doing that.

Your probably right but I imagine the percentage of screen time that women get compared to men in Hollywood movies is way higher than the percentage of women who get the opportunity to direct Hollywood movies compared to men. So while one best performer category could be bad I don't think it would be as bad as best…

Would it be the same though? Isn't part of the problem with the best director nomination being mostly men is that there are way more men working as directors in Hollywood movies than women. That seems like a deeper problem than awards nominations. But for actors I am not sure it is disproportionate to the same level.

The irony is that if the other members of *NSYNC hadn't been in that new Trolls movie one of them would probably be an Uber driver.

It also has a really impressive selection of documentaries. The one about the brewery that made the Anti-Trump beer was amazing.

There was also an MTV documentary about competitive eating which was about Kobayashi, a mid level guy and someone just trying to break into it. It was probably the most interesting thing I have ever seen on MTV.

It's probably all that money they pay every time they let Wally talk.

What is really crazy is that they are opening up the Canadian Arctic to cruise ships as the northwest passage opens up. But up there there is pretty much zero coast guard presence or other rescue infrastructure. If that kind of thing even if you survived the wave hitting, you would be so boned.