I think Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen also deserve to be on that list.

I don’t think I’ve seen a famous person have so much fun with his fame, in such a genuine and likable way, ever. It must be the age-to-fame ratio. See also: Taraji P Henson, Viola Davis, George Clooney and Idris Elba.

“you don’t turn nobody down.”

The Front Page of the Courier-Post:

As a mentally ill person I want to bake this woman an amazing cake. This man is not mentally ill, and that would just be a way for Fox and even progressive outlets to ignore the changes and evolution that has occurred in American racism.

“That paragraph sort of made me wish there were a monthly magazine filled with intellectual musings about cute famous people writers have crushes on. Like Tiger Beat, but
for the New Yorker set. It could be called Pacemaker.”

I love this so, so much. Every week, please!!

As a Madridista, I am dying that our boy Benz is all of a sudden making news in the US tabloids. Like, from his horrible fashion sense, to his constant driving infractions, to the fact that he didn’t have furniture in his house for years after moving to Madrid, Karim Benzema is an objectively ridiculous human being,…

I fully ugly cried when he died. Richard Harrow was a dreamboat and will live on in my heart forever. That scene where he rescued Tommy ....

For those of you on the fence, I’d like to remind you of his delightfully raspy voice.

There’s a True Detective love triangle between co-stars Rachel McAdams, Taylor Kitsch and Colin Farrell.

It’s named after Gilbert from Anne of Green Gables, obviously!

Okay, so I am in a bad mood, granted, but this is so far out of my ken as an ordinary citizen that I am not feeling it. I understand that women actors in Hollywood are up in arms over smaller paychecks than their male counterparts are granted and well they should be, but how does this impact us as a whole? So Jennifer…

I support Zayn Malik identifying himself as the joker

Jeez Neil, you’re about as inspiring as David Suzuki.

Agreed.