Maybe your 19 year old just has bad taste

I had an encounter with Jeffery Katzenberg once. I was working as a temporary receptionist in an office. His people came in first and told me not to speak to him, as I wasn’t important enough. I was only to speak to his people and not look him in the eye.

I think they toast their subs or something? All I know is you used to see Quibis everywhere and now they’re all Jersey Mikes and Jimmy Johns.

Quibi news fills the dark vacant place left by Moviepass in my cold unfeeling schadenfreudal heart.

I’m not black like Barry White/No I’m white like Frank Black is

It's not had a direct impact on my life.

Well, it’s easy to delete from your phone.

The mind-bending-ness behind changing your band’s name to remove its racist overtones only to turn around and sue a black musician who has been using that name for decades is... something.

Reading about Quibi failing has been one of my few bright spots in such a shitty year. 

I’m just a simple country hyperchicken, but it seems to me that people are interested in content, not in some fancy newfangled format with limited accessibility. Quibi’s shows all could have been world-beaters and the fact that they’re in a weird unusual format and could (initially) only be watched on mobile seem…

Auntie Bellum.

*Lady A(antebellum) furiously trademarks Lady Pyrrhus*

God what a stupid clusterfuck that could have been avoided entirely had they just done a fucking google search first.

Considering how little the band formerly known as Lady Antebellum grasped about the loaded meaning of that word, I’d imagine they’re probably not familiar with the concept of a pyrrhic victory and how it might be applicable in this scenario.

They’ve changed their mind and now they’re going with “Duke Ellington and His Big Band” instead.

Its a bit complicated at this point

A very small silver lining to be sure, but I’d never heard of Lady A the soul singer before this bullshit, and I checked her out, and she’s pretty damn good, so hopefully she can milk this cluster-fuck for some exposure.

A bunch of talentless white musicians stealing from a black blues artist?

According to the solo performer, the group offered a few things—a song collaboration and a documentary, to be specific—but did not waver on the use of the name.

Sound like Lady Antebellum were even lazier at picking a new band name the second time around.