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Given that it only objected to a specific clause, it'll probably come out with a competing accountability plan for companies to sign on to. With blackjack. And hookers.

Comstock Films had two documentaries about porn star couples. (That's probably not it, but . . . it is a good watch.)

I tend to flex and point, winking, at the camera way too much. It's a distraction.

"...he was getting tired of being a bachelor. Eating on the run. Cleaning up his own place, when he got around to it."

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Oh gosh, I love that you put this up. LOL This is the greatest thing ever.

*slap*

Damn, you're fast.

Totally agree re: Depp. Casting the title role of "Sweeney Todd" would've been a no-brainer for me— Hugh Laurie! He can act, he can sing, he can be scary and deep, and the fact that he has never (to my knowledge) played the eponymous demon barber is a travesty!

After watching that, not only will I never be able to sleep again, but now I must burn all my bedding.

I would nominate the duck one. "Oh hey drake, I want you to be my husband."

Preach it, gurl. Also, I imagine she sells baked goods to gay people already, just so long as they're not getting MARRIED. Seriously.... why should it matter? You put some eggs and flour together and make the cake the customer wants. Who cares if it's tiered, to be used for a Wiccan something or other, or otherwise?

no, you sound like someone who recognizes sondheim for the genius he is and lament the fact that his shows never transition well to screen, which sucks because he's so good you want to be able to watch him all the time!!

This. I doubt she is demanding evidence of bridal virginity before slapping fondant and butter creme around.

But...but...THE BIBLE!!!!!1!

Some gal made a pass at her in college and she never got over it or her latent feelings of arousal.

YES. Patti LuPone singing "Ladies Who Lunch" is one of my most favorite things ever.

You sound perfectly sane to me.

Esparza, isn't it? That production was great. My mom liked the NPH one that I think they showed in movie theaters but after seeing that Esparza one I figured that a production with Colbert and NPH would be un-serious and disappointing.