So I’m wondering, when you click on those 3 dots on YouTube videos that give you the option to pick “Not interested” or “Don’t recommend channel”... does it do anything to that channel? Does it demonetize it or something?

Joke’s on you, stupid Christian music movie - the song titled “I Still Believe” that I know is the Mariah Carey one.

Yes, because someone who’s been a model since 1991, an actor since 2001 and a steadily working TV host and producer since 2006 couldn’t possibly survive without being a golddigger.

Oh cool, Hanks wrote the screenplay himself.

The Spy Who Loved Me is one of the genuinely good ones, generally regarded as Moore’s best.

Rough oral, cast fetish, erotic mummification... is this what the kids are into these days? Jesus, whatever happened to good ol’ fashioned incest play?

In 20 years, maybe. Bond villains are almost never younger or younger-looking than Bond, because the male fantasy must be preserved.

Martin Scorsese thinks you aren’t cinema.

See, I don’t for one second think “South Korean movie shouldn’t win Best Picture Oscar” is even his own opinion. It’s a talking point of the alt-right white supremacist Twittersphere that someone on his staff whispered in his ear.

“I’ve said some horrible things in the past. I apologize for them, because I’ve since learned from people who know better than me how horrible they are. I’m grateful to them for enlightening me, and I hope they continue to have the patience to help me be better than I am now.”

This isn’t even a non-apology. This is you beating your wife, and then the next day telling her you’re totally an ally against domestic violence.

How is an apology from him any more pointless than a bunch of performative self-serving statements?

Do you think him saying he’s a good person equals him being a good person?

Wow... this is not an apology. This is not an admission that he was wrong in the past and has changed his views. This is him saying, “I’ve been accused of being less than awesome, so I want to assure everyone that right now, I am, indeed, totally awesome.”

I don’t think you’re supposed to take the smell thing literally. The Kims didn’t go from wading in sewage straight to the Parks’ house, they obviously showered and changed and put on clean clothes. When the Parks say the Kims smell, what they’re smelling is poverty, not any actual BO. It’s their disdain for the lower…

Glad that they’re going back to the black sculpted armor look rather than Batfleck’s trying-too-hard-to-be-comic-accurate gray muscle suit. I like Affleck’s performance more than most, but if we’re consigning it to the “let’s all forget it ever happened” bin we need to acknowledge that one reason for it is that his…

Fuck yeah a British Indian playing an Arthurian knight!

I only watched it intermittently, but I remember thinking that that moment when she’s making her closing statement and she suddenly realizes her case of the week and her personal dilemma of the week are thematically connected is a thing that happens every goddamn episode.

Someone on a friend Whatsapp group I’m in once posted a meme picture of some generic, banal self-improvement quote that was attributed to, of all goddamn people, William Shakespeare. I replied to say “Shakespeare never said that,” and she replied “It doesn’t matter who said it, it’s still good advice!”