Sorry, but I don’t think any space-themed 50s set film with a desert town setting can compete with “The Vast of Night”.

God bless Jason Schwartzmann for continuing to pull down roles but I confess I’ve never seen the appeal, especially in the “what a sexy motherfucker this guy is” mode a la Darjeeling or Funny People. 

Kirstie Alley felt like her political views were worth mentioning to the public in life. She was proud enough of them to broadcast them a lot. They were really the only things that gave her any kind of fake in her later years. And her political views were batshit.

Did they remove that part? I was actually puzzled that they didn’t mention Scientology.

Go home, Cliffy. 

Bar manager. Not owner. It’s not an obscure show, I’d expect someone working for a pop culture site to know that.

You can mention a couple tweets, but not that she was an ardent supporter and defender of Scientology? That’s a far more heinous thing than those tweets.

Nonsense, she is OT VIII, she can’t simply die.

“Alley voiced her support over the January 6 insurrectionists and the War in Ukraine”

Definitely messed up to just cancel a completed movie, but isn’t this abuse of the word “trauma”? Sorry your movie was canceled, you were still paid a pile of money, and everyone is talking about you positively.

Obviously, Walker is an incredibly horrible and unqualified Senate candidate, but it is impressive how the all the boilerplate African American male put-down tropes - lazy, stupid, a trail of illegitimate kids - that would rightfully draw cries of racism are completely ok and in-play when there’s an R next to the…

No fairy tales, no storytime, no pretend, no playing, no imaginary friends. It’s all lies.

/s just in case

Dude, don’t have kids. They’ll grow up hating you.

I made the same mistake and read it as Adam Shankman.

I am told that is a different guy

Matt Shakman, not Adam Shankman

Adam Shankman is a different guy.

Doesn’t bode well for Fantastic Four, yet again

Some motherfucker’s always tryin’ to ice skate uphill!

No matter your personal feelings about the man, let’s be civilized and wish him a speedy recovery through this traumatic event. I wish him the best and hope he is able to fully recover and return to take the Tonight Show crown a third time.

I think the problem is that he hosts a show about American politics, but he doesn’t see himself as an American. He doesn’t use us/we pronouns on the show. It should have been Sam Bee, but Roy Wood or Jordan Kepler I think could both handle it.