Naw, only a subset of the far right does that.

Don’t be silly, that’s what the cup is for after you finish your drink!

Renaissance is a generational work.

With the right setup and development, that could actually be a good story.

Yeah, I could almost see this sort of story told by a militant atheist railing against the common Christian conception of a capricious, destructive, homophobic god. It’s like, was Pullman involved in the screenplay process somehow?

Username checks out.

Oh yeah, Armand Hammer the elder was definitely a shady character; I’m just surprised that MAGAts and Patriot Fronters haven’t tried to tar Armie (and, by extension, Hollllywood) with guilt by association because of that.

I haven’t been following this case closely, but some of the messages I’ve seen go quite a bit beyond just describing sexual fantasies that squick your partner out.

A simple way to avoid that particular briar patch is to, y’know, not be an asshole.

Named after his great-grandfather, to be specific, although there’s no real connection to the Arm & Hammer brand; instead, the elder Armand’s father, Julius Hammer, named him after some iconography used by an organization he had a leadership role in at the time, the Socialist Labor Party of America.

Just about the only time Santos seemed to have a glimmer of actual humanity to him is when I learned about him spending time in drag. I mean, he was gay, young, and in Brazil, so why the hell not?

His real name is actually Armand Hammer; it’s kinda hard to make a joke that would top that.

Ub Iwerks, the most fabulously named animator in history

All well and good, but what I want to know is: Is Andrew a bit of a fixer-upper? Does he get lost in the woods?

The spot I’m most looking forward to is the one for M&Ms, I’m sorry, Ma&Ya’s. I’m sure it’s just the start of a long, fruitful association. Definitely wanna get my free Bubble Up and my rainbow stew ready for that commercial break.

So, how much less will WBD be paying itself by shuffling Westworld off onto a smaller streamer?

First of all, the headline and much of the text of the article is highly misleading in suggesting that ol’ Phil is just going away; as quoted from Variety and buried in the middle of this very article:

And I’m sure whatever new guidelines they put in will be scrupulously fair to all actors, regardless of which studio they’re working for. Oh, and the independents too, I guess.

The MCU didn’t have the Guardians of the Galaxy during their first five years, either.

The logical endpoint of anti-comedy, really.