I'm at least uncomfortable with the trend of public shaming that Corgan's talking about here, and I think most people here would agree. However, Corgan seems to be one of those morons who have conflated public disapproval with government censorship.

I know, but it's our duty to at least try.

He's Chevy Chase, and you're not.

Wouldn't he have to be more lenient to the prosecution to avoid accusations? Fuhrman is on the prosecution's side after all, it would be assumed that he'd have it in for them because of his issues with Fuhrman.

According to behind-the-scenes accounts, Gawker exercises almost no control over their editors, who have carte blanche to do whatever the fuck they want. This is why there are so many contradictions, and why Gawker is such a shitshow.

No, we haven't met Marcia's first husband so we don't know if he's a shit or not, we've only met the second husband Gordon, who can be reasonably described as a shit.

Your hair is…. fine.
—Jack Donaghy

The transition from confident sexy Marcia Clark strutting in to "Kiss from a Rose" to defeated hurting Marcia Clark walking out to "Sour Times" ("'cause nobody loves meeeee") broke my heart.

That Justin Bieber apology song is six billion times douchier than Robin Thicke could ever hope to be.

There's a bit in the original "Adventure Time" short/pilot where Finn is losing a battle. Then he gets a vision from Abraham Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln says, "Believe in yourself." Finn immediately kicks Ice King's ass.

I feel like the fact that B.o.B. is repping for a Holocaust denier
and promoting anti-Jewish conspiracy theories is a bit of a buried lede
here. That was the point for me when the joke stopped being funny.

The idea that no one cared about E.T. or Titanic after their initial releases is genuinely one of the stupidest fucking things I've ever read on the A.V. Club.

Hey, give Mel Gibson all the shit you want, but not for his casting of Jesus! Jim Caviezel was the first movie Jesus who wasn't a goddamn blonde!

Am I the only one who thought "Bridge of Spies" flat-out sucked? It has no tension, no stakes, no pacing — seriously, the film has the flow of cold mashed potatoes — and exists for no reason than to give Tom Hanks another boring opportunity to be noble. I really, really didn't like it — it's a very poor man's "Argo."

The DVD comes with a 60 Minutes piece featuring both Stephen Glass and Chuck Lane, and it is really, really easy to see how in real life Glass got the office on his side; Lane seems like the most unlikable dick in history. Glass is no charisma machine himself, but he's so soft-spoken and seemingly vulnerable, you can…

I binge-watched DS9 this year and until I read this article I had no idea he was in so many things I've watched.

There is absolutely no way anyone could be better than Affleck in "Gone Girl." Hamm is too *likable,* too soulful. He doesn't have that slight shading of fratboy smarm that makes Affleck so easy to hate even when he's not technically the bad guy.

"The Future" has its deeply fucking awful parts — most notably PAWWWWW-PAWWWWWW — but I actually thought it had a lot of good parts in it too.

The very idea that someone could dislike "Meeting Across the River" is something that genuinely never occurred to me.

Not knowing what you're referring to, I'm gonna assume you meant Cracked. But if you meant Cracker, I'm curious which song.