I’m not sure what “the hideous washed-out colors Marvel’s become known for” are but that’s one hell of a trailer. You do get the impression this is one area in MCU that gets to avoid the stylistic depersonalization of directors Marvel is indeed known for because, you know, Wakanda forever.

Yes, I’d hesitate to attend a concert of theirs because I’d just stand there and unsettlingly...stare.

I sometimes wonder if Time Out of Mind is just a pretty good album we tend to elevate with wishful thinking given a desire to preserve our perception of Dylan. Going back to it, I actually don’t think that’s true. The interplay between Dylan’s reverent blues pastiche and Lanois’s Lynch-like postmodern approach works…

Dylan also wrote quite a bit for a second Traveling Wilburys album in ‘91. 

In my understanding there are Transformers/My Little Pony crossovers now, and also nothing matters.  So great!  

Borne back ceaselessly into the clickbait.  

Well.  Done. 

Yeah, that’s a good model.  I feel like No Time To Die was on its way to that, with a lot of vibrant characters doing interesting things and Bond often just hanging out with them.

Moderately successful 90s alternative band, unless you were just making a valid point.  

Seems like good moment to point out that none of this is ironic.

Look, we’ve been here before.  Find a handsome Australian car salesman with no acting experience, hire your editor to direct, and you’re good for decades.  

I’m gonna say Fellini and Mastroianni because Fellini and Mastroianni need to be mentioned somewhere in an article like this. 

Mia Farrow and Woody All-what?  Why are you all looking at me like that?  

Permanent Supportive Housing and the Parent Teacher Association are natural partners.  

This format pretty much negates Wordle as my designated brain-dead-following-day-of-abject-state-of-world-anxiety-and-job-stress-kids-have-finally-stopped-screaming-or-have-they activity.

If you’re referring to the various Latinos and Latinas who have posted saying they dislike the word, you’re really not on solid ground.

As will the white, American working class, who definitely still identify with Bruce Springsteen.

I would file Dirty Work under Underrated But Not Great. It’s...ugly. I mean that in terms of the production and the cover. It’s just not an album with any surface appeal. That isn’t to say there aren’t good things to be found if you can get past the look, feel, and the greatest hit, that really dull version of Harlem…

So there! 

I don’t know how Dylan has humanly kept up his touring schedule for over 30 years.  I mean, possibly by sucking much of the time, but still.