And The Real RocknRolla.

now give us the Man from U.N.C.L.E. limited series we all want

In ten seconds of looking at Target, I have:

Is it that you find it impossible that her fans (mostly women in their 20s-30s) are just incapable of owning a record player?

Is this also a tactic to have four different albums at #1 at the same time? Since they’re technically different records.

I’m only a casual fan of her stuff and it’s clear every aspect of her life and career is precision engineered by an army of PR people, but the snark and venom of this article fucking sucks. This isn’t news, this is something she’s done for a decade and so has every other high level artist in the country after the…

Speaking of Mad Men actors, John Slattery also would work.

I think Jon Hamm lacks the subtlety to pull of Drebin, but now that you mention it, in 15 years he may very well resemble Leslie Nielsen.

It was great.

Can’t help but feel that while Neeson does have dry comedic chops to pull it off, someone like Jon Hamm would’ve knocked it out of the park.

I adored Angie Tribeca, it was glorious. Damn I miss that show.

Real headline

I’m not really sure what’s going on with this but one thing I can lament is that former employees of the Trump administration are still getting jobs and being treated like serious people.

Hmmm. At least Regal had the decency to stop showing that dumb promo with Danny Trejo and others just reciting various movie quotes.

eh, I gave up after the fourth one.

comment/username synergy.

Sara uses they/them pronouns.

Both. Also Robert Redford. (The only actor.  It’s him, his boat and the ocean.  It’s AMAZING)

I like movies that take enough time to tell the story well but aren’t padded with bullshit that should have been excised 2 editing passes before shooting started.

“In a perfect world, I’d make a compelling movie that doesn’t feel like an experiment but does not have a single word in it either,” he said. “People would leave the cinema and say, ‘Wait, there was no dialogue?’ But they won’t feel the lack.”