In another article, there was mention that this would be a drama and not a comedy. It sounds like a generic high school mystery show and the studio slapped the “Clueless” name on it because it’s an existing well-known IP.

The Chargers will probably move to some smaller market city like Salt Lake or Austin in a few years and they’ll be beloved there but the stadiums will be set up with 30-40% box seating making games utterly boring.

It was a dumb vanity project. Same with the Apple car that failed.

This just makes Michael Rosenbaum look like a jerk for passing on what would have been a cool fan-service cameo.  What else does he have going on besides his Joe Rogan-wannabe podcast?

Russian bots love her on Twitter.

Hot take: The Aviator may easily outclass the XT6 in every regard, but it’s an ugly vehicle and Lincoln really dropped the ball on the exterior design.

iPhone 8 user here too. The big deterrent for me buying the current generation phones is the lack of touch sensor. If the rumors are true, it seems like next year’s phone will be the first big redesign since the notch model came out and will include the in-display sensor.

It’s beautiful. 

Before Apple, society never threw anything out or bought the newest, shiniest things.  We were always outside, were less wasteful, and we were always recycling. After Apple, consumerism was invented and we created the first land fills.

Fanboys reacting to turning male characters female: “HOW DARE YOU drastically change the origin of this character. You’ve killed my childhood! BOYCOTT!”

While I love that fact that she dragged him and created a new hashtag, this is all the media will talk about all week... or at least a big chunk of it.

“...but definitely need people watching to confirm that their love is real...”

I mean considering all the bad things that came from the final season, the coffee cup left in the shot wasn’t that bad.  It was more comical and representative of how rushed those last episodes were.  Like, they couldn't wait to be done with the show.

Sony, the company is huge. Sony Pictures isn’t so much. And with a string of flops that didn’t have Spiderman or Marvel characters starring in them, they have a problem producing good films from the rest of their IP.

Pascal is no longer at Sony.  A fact that probably has a lot to do with why this deal fell apart.  

“Into the Spiderverse” shows that Sony can make a well-made Spider-Man film without Marvel’s direct supervision but it had all the right people working behind the scenes on it and it was ultimately it’s own thing with minimal expectations. That’s a rare thing at Sony these days.

I’d argue that a lot of fans already did get what they asked for with the new films:

Yay! More lost revenue for American companies because of this unnecessary trade war strictly meant to rile up Trump’s base for the next election at the expense of everyone else. So much winning.

The Auto-bailout that happened under Obama gave them the out that Conservatives needed.... even though it started under the Bush administration.

After seeing what they did on the new Corvette interior (Cadillac helped out apparently), I definitely believe they can make a great interior when they actually care about the product.  It’s clear that all the products have were either rush jobs (XT6) and/or forced to fit new designs to an older existing architecture…