Last I heard, polls show swing voters in red states don’t find Kavanaugh a deciding factor. Dems in red states shouldn’t have to worry about Kavanaugh. 

She’s a democrat, of course she was going to vote against him. Where are the republican women?.

Claire McCaskill is running neck and neck in a state that Trump won by 18 points, and nonetheless decided against voting for Kavanaugh. Ladies and gentlemen, that is what political courage looks like.

Davis could also have been honoring Catrall’s clear wish not to be associated with SATC and the others anymore. 

the penetrating charisma with which a 38-year-old Cynthia Nixon

Yes.

VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE. Maybe if the Dems are truly sick of this shit, as Cory Booker seems to be, they can hold this off until midterms. DONT LET THE GOP DO THE FUCKING!!! FUCK SHIT UP

How does this entire article about the Emmys, diversity, and “The Marvelous Mrs Maisel” not use the word Jewish even once???

I set up the Lumos and Nox shortcuts just to test out the shortcuts functionality. To activate the shortcut Harry Potter style, do I really have to say “Hey Siri, Lumos”?

I agree in a sense about the charge of nostalgia, but what this critique fails to acknowledge is that this is the first story about a Jewish woman and Jewish family that has not relied on stereotypes or cheap laughs. This is sherman palladinos first true success, because the humor, references and dialogue are all…

It’s also about a Jewish family ten years out from the holocaust. But you know, that doesn’t fit in with your narrative. 

I kind of had the same thought. We’ve gotten so used to our comedies being dramedies that we tend to reject straightforward comedy as fluff. Others have pointed out the redeeming qualities of Mrs. Maisel already in the comments, so I won’t rehash their arguments. When I watched it, I found myself really enjoying that…

ASP comes from the Sorkin school of writing - everyone has something brilliant to say at all times with obscure but hip cultural references. If the two of them ever got together to write anything, it would create a vortex of mid-century film and musical references that would collapse upon itself and end life as we…

Mrs. Maisel is a wonderful show. Maybe binge watching it, as Megan says she did, didn’t really give her a sense of the detail. The show is set in the 1950s when NYC was considerably less squalid and filthy. Most scenes bounce from the wealthy Upper West Side homes to the Village, which is depicted as gritty (again,…

I was just going to say that intelligence is not only not a prerequisite for marrying or being a royal, it’s a drawback. No one wants to hear these people speak - it threatens the whole uneasy political system. God forbid they have political opinions and try to do anything other than cut ribbons and wear heavy…

“I never thought he would get married to a royal. He’s a charming boy and all that but not the most intelligent and I would never have thought this would happen.”

Honestly thought she was younger, because she looks pretty damn good for 57. Meanwhile, Stephen Miller is only 33, but looks closer to Dreyfus’ real age.

Her campaign ads should just be the “ Last Fuckable Day” sketch she did, just to show how chill and awesome she is.

“Was there any grumbling about David Oyelowo, born and raised in the UK, playing Dr. Martin Luther King?”

I’m 67 and I can still vividly recall as teenager watching my baby niece in a walker tumbling end over end down a long flight of stairs because someone forgot to shut the door to the basement. My brother raced down the stairs after her, but by the time he got her out of the walker and back up the stairs (mere…