I’m sorry but the use of ‘they’, ‘them’ and ‘their’ while referring to Ezra Miller in an article where other parties are involved is getting frustratingly out of hand. Can’t you just say Ezra Miller, Ezra Miller’s, Miller or Miller’s?

So apparently Nathan was asked a question about Joss, and he answered it. Why is that confusing? 

once again i am baffled as to why someone chose to say something when they had the absolutely freedom to just say nothing

Why is that a problem?

Or Variety, for that matter.

But a statement from Capitol Police (per Variety) disputed this

The producer of Natural Born Killers wrote a book about the making of the movie, and she noted Oliver Stone’s “uncanny ability to put his finger exactly where a person is most sensitive” and use it to dismantle them. This is extremely on brand for him.

This is some fine deductive reasoning here. I will buy it.

Going to need you to show your work on that one.

What exactly did Amy do?

A few friends had a similar conversation with me not too long ago. I went to rehab and everything, and have been sober since. It really is crazy how much your life improves if you just let it. About to hit my 6 months sobriety date, which I know isn’t that long, but for me it’s a lifetime.

But...she WAS nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the Oscars.

I’d watch it but I’m certain it’ll be preempted by a football movie.

Genuinely, what did he do with his time away? What has he learned about the impact his choices had on women, financially, emotionally, psychologically? What sort of restitution has he made to his victims? I think there should be a pathway to redemption. Accountability does not end with fessing up to what you did, it…

Yeah where I take umbrage is when other people want to regulate other people’s ability to see/vote for Louis C.K.

I don’t want to delve into the question of whether a confessed sex pest should get to win any awards ever again, but I can say that I still think he’s gross, and that if I were in a position to vote for him to win an award I don’t think I could bring myself to do it, and that I can see how if I were one of the women…

After dipping to a new low last year following the George Floyd killing, Black Americans’ confidence in the police has mostly recovered but remains low. Currently, 27% of Black adults in the U.S. say they have “a great deal” or “quite a lot” of confidence in the police, up from 18% in 2020 but similar to the levels…

Honestly, this was a better Twilight Zone episode than any of Jordan Peele’s were.

That's such a rude thing to say! His cause of death hasn't even been released yet, but even if it was an overdose, 1. There's no need to call anyone rude words like junkie and 2. One's sobriety is nobody's responsibility but their own. 

Somehow, he sounds crazier than Will Smith.