I quit watching it not long after James Spader came on board, but damn, his interview with Jim was one of the funniest things that show ever did.

Man, this is gonna get everyone so mad.

People are giving their money to an industry. Where do you think that money should go? To the workers or to the executives?

So you think the shareholders should get paid instead of the women who create the thing in the first place? Like it or not Hollywood generates billions of dollars. So why aren’t women getting their cut?

Medicare does the same thing. When they realize they are paying more for the same service in a hospital than in a doctor’s office, they don’t increase the payment to the doc, they reduce the hospital’s payment. And everybody cheers that the inequality has been resolved.

Actually tonight I’ve seen a few really good ones. But also some I really don’t like.

Or better yet, SNL’s classic“Mr. Mike and Tina Turner Revue” version.

My fave KeyserRoll post ever.

I mean. I’m not sure why the article is making Neeson out to sound terrible. Of course he still wants to get paid what he’s getting paid now. But he also seems to genuinely believe that female leads should be paid an amount equal to himself.

If they really want to make a statement. The men should NOT offer a pay cut. They should demand that equal billing equals equal pay. That will level out the paydays faster than pay cuts. Because the studios will suddenly offer the leading men a whole lot less.

Well, most studios could probably afford to pay an actress costarring with Neeson the same amount as he would get.

Will Ferrell seems like he would be really funny on SNL.

Ha! Except every single time the victim doesn’t say exactly what you want, you throw a temper tantrum about witch hunts and mob justice.

“many of us”

Harmon is and has been notoriously miserable to work with. Since like, I don’t know... Computerman days?

It’s better than you assholes convicting people in your mind without due process.

Random trolls are doing something on Twitter? Let’s turn that into a news article, because if there’s one thing Twitter trolls don’t like, it’s attention.

Well, my question “How did a doughy ginger neckbeard become a music star” is rapidly being answered with “By ripping other people off.”

Wow, they definitely have a case for this. Opening piano riffs are almost identical, and the melody for both their first verses is very close to the same.