“I have the tough people, but they don’t play it tough — until they go to a certain point, and then it would be very bad, very bad.”

We really aren’t talking enough about the fact that Massimo Giannulli is a USC alum. His daughters were both legacies. 

IRONY ALERT 🚨

He was just joking!™

A tank top and jeans is “business casual”? It might not be grunge, but it’s pretty laid back.

“That was 90% gravity.”

i’m almost certain that isnt’ Tony.

Well, there’s a giant spoiler in the trailer (Ant-Man gets out of the quantum realm, duh!)

Which came first, Mamet becoming right-wing and then losing his moral center or the other way around.

So to recap, Loughlin’s efforts to get her less-than-mediocre, Instagram “famous” daughter into college have now cost $1.5 million and counting. It lends a whole new meaning to the term “student debt.” (Someone on radio this morning noted that Felicity Huffman is clearly a better negotiator, although that’s not saying…

“Because I, too, have a mediocre child who would’ve never gained her level of success but for nepotism and privilege!”

Imagine being proud of not knowing things before you graced this planet with your birth. 

The move away from merit based admission was in large part to keep out Jewish kids: https://www.businessinsider.com/legacy-admissions-originally-created-keep-jewish-students-out-elite-colleges-2013-10

Now I do.

I’m a childhood rape victim. Apparently it was pretty brutal, because defecation has always been an adventure in potential pain, and there are still periods of great anal pain even after sixty-plus years. Getting over the humiliation—and in my case, the neglect of my mother because she denied her six-year-old’s…

As a child victim, I too was pulled into a room with people and was asked to tell the truth about someone I cared for (a family member). I lied. I lied and not a day goes by where I don’t regret it... but I was a kid, and the whole time I was in this process I kept thinking about how I wanted to protect them. That I…

My memory may be wrong, but I distinctly remember him saying something like “You shouldn’t be here” and her responding with something like “But you let HIM race!” I know I got the impression he was sexist, but I would have to watch it again for sure. 

I agree that Brie Larson was great.

The thing is, when you are looking directly at a movie that centers the experience of a woman that’s impossible to dismiss or ignore, casually forgetting to get her name right in a review of how she’s not even really that good of an actress anyway is a red flag to anyone who understands how men try to undercut the…