Good to see the "Gentleman's Club" MIA. I had feared that they might drag that out because of stubbornness or just a commitment to continuity.

You can't even entertain the notion that the imaginary character pretending to be Trump could be racist!

There's a reason they hid his medical records, I assume.

The fact that people like you dislike Miranda is another mark in his favor.

Liberals could look at Hamilton as something that brings greater diversity and representation to an all-white story and celebrate that, instead of criticizing the fact that the story's been told at all. Miranda wanted to inject the spirit of the revolution with the spirit of multiculturalism today. It's about the…

If you don't think there aren't gonna be local/traveling productions of this thing from here to eternity, you've got another thing coming. Sure, not many will see original recipe Hamilton, but soon seeing it in some form is going to be a pretty common thing.

If there's anything the last two weeks have proved, it's that karma doesn't exist.

Yeezus: what an asshole..

This episode features one of the most delightful Cavanagh performances in the entire series, which is saying something. "You rascals!"

If it don't feature Kanye calling Taylor a bad name, they ain't got the time! Too many Pokemon to catch!

When you're 75 damn years old and your JOB is to fly off to far-flung places around the globe, I can understand not wanting to do that on your down time.

Did that young, relevant artist offer a sterile and hollow Dylan cover? They love doing that. I bet they updated the production with some sick beats, yo!

"Now, back to standing in the background watching other people have plots."

Eh. Watchmen works for me, so I guess I'm not likely to be STAGGERED by that, however much there is. It feels like a "lens flare" type of complaint to me, where people take aim at an easy, superficial target as a stand in for their real problems with a filmmaker.

Chaplin laughed at Hitler, and it's remembered as a historic political protest to this day.

If Pence even thought about doing that, he'd have to whip himself twenty times across the back before bed.

As his lawyer, I plan to prove in court that she is, in fact, not real, and so this case deserves to be dismissed with extreme prejudice!

BvS STILL gave Shannon more to do than Boardwalk Empire did after season two.

If it ain't in the actual movie, it didn't happen. They daid.

This doesn't make sense to me. Say what you want about the movie, but it's not 300, it doesn't rely upon slow-mo to a particularly significant degree.