They need to take everything in their catalogue and figure out what they can remake with Muppets.
They need to take everything in their catalogue and figure out what they can remake with Muppets.
I have 10 smart plugs and two smart light bulbs. Most of the plugs are connected to lights. One is connected to an electric fan so I don’t have to get up from the sofa and turn it on when it gets warm.
It isn’t banned from the store. It’s just not allowed in the checkout aisle of any store over 2,500 square feet. You can still roll up to the cashier with a cart full of Pringles, Dr. Pepper, Cap’n Crunch, and marshmallows if you want.
The stuff isn’t banned from the store. It’s just not allowed in the checkout aisle of any store over 2500 square feet. You can still roll up to the checkstand with a cart full of Pringles, Dr. Pepper, and marshmallows if you want to.
Food with more than 5 grams of added sugars or 250 milligrams of sodium.
Those things aren’t banned. They’re just not allowed in the checkout aisle. You can still roll up to the cashier with a cart full of Pringles, Dr. Pepper, and marshmallows if you want to. All that stuff will still be in the store.
Born on the Fourth of July, 1989. Tom Cruise is genuinely great in that movie. Cannot stand to watch it again. Too stressful.
Between the usual level of risk and their deep pockets, big studios probably bet on being able to absorb the cost. And they usually keep the acting talent from doing any really dangerous stunts.
Boseman apparently sincerely believed that he’d beat the cancer - the turn for the worse was very sudden, which is when the email was sent to Feige - and he had absolutely no reason to do Disney wrong And The Hollywood Reporter reported that big studios rarely require medical exams or completion bonds. They quote an…
I would be genuinely tickled by a restaurant that camped it up and called itself “Eastern Jade Samurai Gangnam Lantern” and featured servers dressed in kimono made out of American flags.
It’s not Korean if you call it gyoza on the menu. And if you want to get technical, it’s likely that cherry blossom imagery and paper lanterns originated in neither Japan nor Korea.
So ... you were totally into the idea of Nixon sending thousands of young Americans to Vietnam to fight without a formal declaration of war? 58,220 kids who never came home? Good to know.
Can we acknowledge that Ted Danson plays Vicky pretending to be Michael, but also plays Michael pretending to be Vicky pretending to be Michael, and it’s noticeably NOT THE SAME PERFORMANCE?
I find it difficult to believe that horses are more intelligent than pigs. But I would believe that they experience being sent to slaughter differently than pigs, because horses by and large have been domesticated as partners to humans, not as food.
The CPSC Twitter account has been tweeting stuff like this for a couple of years now. Like since late 2016, early 2017? I think Trump got elected and they just decided, fuck it, we’re getting weird.
I mean, “how did everybody connected to this guy’s hiring not see this coming” is a really reasonable question.
Pretty tough talk, considering that the U.S. city with the most Michelin-rated three-star restaurants is NOT New York.
This story is about locally available rats, dude.
To be fair, the show wasn’t called “The Guy Married to the Crown.”
So you hated Michael Keaton too?