Margaret Catwood.

Where are you getting that figure? It’s way off.

Thanks for the story about you.

Further, and what I find most confusing about all this, is why the studio, Columbia Pictures, didn’t step in.

Well that explains the entitlement.

Yes, because much like the fabled DeNiro-Pacino faceoff nine years later, film audiences had been dying to see Tate Donovan share the screen with Larry B. Scott.

An article every month or so is incredible?

“I’m too upset to provide meaningful commentary on this disturbing story, but I do have needless hyperbole and a funny GIF.”

Maybe it’s just because Empire is trash? I get its appeal (and popularity) as a guilty pleasure, but it’s objectively bad.

This is a lovely confluence of concern-trolling and hall-monitoring.

Would it be ageist of me if I told you to grow up?

Lee Daniels’ brand is that he does value diversity