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I get where you’re coming from - it’s like people being outraged about the vulgar language Trump used when he said “grab em by the pussy” when what they should be focusing on is the whole “sexual assault aspect”. While legally dubious, the real issue here is the power differential between a fan and the artist they

Try putting some bees in there.  Or a wasp nest or something.

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You are hardly alone in the Rent headshaking Lindsey Ellis says it better than I ever could.

It became even weirder in the movie because most of the characters were played by the original cast. So instead of a group of 20 somethings singing about how they weren’t gonna pay rent it was a group of 30 somethings.

Yeah, I kinda always thought NONE of them deserved the factory. Oompa Loompas should’ve formed a union and taken over and run the factory as an employee owned co-op. To hell with Wonka and the kids.

Almost every cartoon from the golden era as a kid. Root for the poor, scrappy little guy who is just misunderstood. Same cartoons as an adult. Holy crap, I was rooting for the wrong character.

This article reminds me of a quote I saw somewhere that was something along the lines of “You know you’re finally an adult when you start agreeing with the parents in kid’s movies.” Like Ariel’s dad. “But Daddy, I love him!” Um, no, you’re 16 and literally just met the guy. Sit down, and eat your seaweed (I assume

CLOVER, look who loved your interview!!!

This was such a deeply varied interview. She touched on so many amazing things! Crafting her narrative in the Buffy comic, acting, loving flawed parents, the oppressive Christianity in the mountains of Arizona, Hillary. I’m going to have to think through this piece for a long, long time.

That interview was certainly off the wall.

#Co-sign

Square One was the SHIT

Yes, as a dweeb growing up in the late 80's, he was on my TV every weekday. Glad someone mentioned square one. I was in law school in Baltimore when they were making the wire, and I saw him and Aiden Gillen in a coffee shop, but I was intimidated.

I met him briefly in the early 2000s, while he was on Oz. I told him how I’d grown up watching him on Square One, and he surprised me by giving me a hug. Such a warm personality.

The show-runner has a fundamental misunderstanding of the source material. Quoted from EW: