it’s almost as if gender fluidity is... fluid.

I haven’t seen it yet because it would be a waste of both time and money, but the reviews and opinions I’ve seen online suggest that there’s little in the movie that’s good. It seems like this was a misfire from the beginning. I wonder if she signed on before the final script was written. 

They’re not evil. The price of living in a civilized society is paying for infrastructure and services for the public good. The IRS is the service set up to ensure the payments are made. If we lived in a country where H&R Block did NOT have Congress by the testicles, the IRS would do your taxes for you (they already…

Yeah. About half the site’s content now is based entirely on whether we are supposed to love or hate a celebrity. If we’re supposed to love the celebrity, then Hollywood should give them absolutely everything. If we’re supposed to hate a celebrity, then it’s terrible that they are doing any work at all.

I’m in favor of reparations but this is a Trump move. 

Kind of a low-risk flex. It’s like me telling you that my Canadian girlfriend is a model, but only does ads for Canadian things. Which is true. Both can be true.

Don’t you just need a vacuum to get rid of The Unknown?

If nothing else, I am hopeful this event will help the public associate “AI art” with low-effort shady bullshit.

Smash was just sort of doomed not to work either way. Like the first season was entertaining in spurts but it already had no idea what the fuck it wanted to do or be. You had some great songs, you had Jack Davenport, you had Meg Hilty, but then there was the rest of it. 

Alright, just put a sock in it please.

Are they? I love podcasts! I listen to a lot of them. No one hosting one is doing it as their first option.   No one is getting famous having one 

He has a podcast!!!! Oh then he must be famous! Either that or he’s every third white guy in America.

I keep seeing people in these comments calling this guy is famous. For what? Is he on a show? In a movie? Dating Taylor Swift?

Yes... people “apparently” liked it to the tune of about $700 million worldwide. For an animated film. Not produced by Disney.  

Barsanti after watching the second movie in a trilogy and discovering that it was written like it was the second movie in a trilogy:

“The Empire Strikes Back just ends with a big reveal, but nothing resolved, and one of the heroes has been captured.  I’d have done it so much better!” -- Sam Barsanti

“Movie with a previously announced sequel ends with a cliffhanger, in shocking turn of events.”

So does he have a case? Can a cameo be used in a commercial broadcast without permission from person appearing in tbe cameo? Not like I expect the AV Club to do any heavy lifting on this or any other topic, but maybe someone read a better article somewhere else and knows the answer.

There’s only two US presidents with stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and neither one is a Democrat. This speaks to the dissonance of the conservative psyche.

It’s funny how much conservatives “hate” Hollywood but then will happily sign up for reality shows where they get to be one of the D-list celebrities on it.