He does book tours and speaking engagements. I’m sure there are Q and A’s involved.

I’m pretty sure the answer is, straight-up, cocaine. King had a real bad cocaine habit in the 80s, which, among other things, means he literally cannot remember writing Cujo. I would not be surprised if he was coked-up to shit when he wrote that scene.

I think the latter half of a decade bleeds into the next. A lot of 00's trends happened in the late 90's but the general public weren’t emboldened to try until the 00's. Same with the late 80's and early 90's until grunge got popular and me and every I knew wore flannel and dark or muted colors.

Man that version of “We Didn’t Start the Fire” blows.

I’ve always had trouble differentiating the 00s from this decade because the 20th century had so many distinctive decades.

Wait, it was 2004?!

I used to date a guy who would go on about what a great mother I’d be to his kids, and I always responded that I’m sure he’d be an entertaining clown for the 2-4 hours a month he’d pay attention to those kids.

I think she did it to get full custody of Suri. How long would you hide your dating life to ensure your child is safe from a cult? I’d go a lifetime. Besides, considering how batshit the tabloids were about her marriage to him, she probably doesn’t miss the press coverage.

Hey, plenty of people have asshole fathers without the money or parties.

Yeah, let’s be honest, she’s at minimum Third Daughter.

It would be perverse and ironic and hilarious if Tom Cruise’s controllingness brought his ex (and Jamie Foxx) lasting happiness! After all, how often in Hollywood do actors have five years out of the spotlight to develop a romantic relationship?

Yes!!! I’ve been waiting for a post on this since I saw the photos! I don’t particularly care for Katie Holmes one way or another generally, but she does seem to have one very specific talent- being a press badass about her relationships and that makes her interesting to me. Her handling of her divorce filing was…

Finally! Foxy Holmes lives!

The OG pic, for reference:

That disco ball is there because of me! My company works with his architect and I was tasked with sourcing and ordering that giant gold disco ball.

For my money, TP:TR’s last 20 minutes are the most authentically nightmarish scenes that Lynch has ever filmed - not just unsettling and wrong but unsettling and wrong in a quiet and invisible way - and it’s a perfect ending. The whole point of the season, the punchline to the title, is that you can’t go back. It’s a…

I think Laura’s death and the Black Lodge represent all the evil mankind does. That’s why the nuclear-explosion-as-entryway-for-evil worked so well in episode 8.

Counterpoint: Yeah but I want more.

I loved it. I’m fine with them not resolving any other plot thread...

Right? Me too. I still feel weird. It really did a number on me.