She’s been doing a lot of nazi dog-whistling in her tweets and palling around in alt-right circles, so I find it extremely suspect that she includes a caveat for circumstances under which it’d be ok to have her sing Nazi songs, you know, as a joke, bro. 

Seriously, what the fuck is that outfit? I feel old. 

This is Los Angeles, however. Every single person interviewed had positive things to say and that is hilarious and speaks to the character of this city. 

Yeah and Rhys is just killing it. I’m glad he gets the chance to do this role, it requires a lot of subtle acting and he is great at conveying a lot with small gestures and expressions.

I feel like this is all trying to distract from her saying “f*ck teachers” and getting a lot of backlash for it (https://www.insider.com/meghan-trainor-apologizes-controversial-teacher-comments-tiktok-2023-4). She’s a horrible person and this is totally her PR people trying to adjust public perception (how exactly did…

Dismissing your idea and then using it anyway is VERY common treatment of women in the workplace, ask me how I know. I think Shiv did have influence, as seen in the titular “kill list”. This is soft power. 

That getting out could wreck her status.

I hate spoilers in the headline, I’d love to watch Mando as soon as it drops but like most people, I have to go to work first. Writers may feel this is vague enough but even indicating that there’s a happy ending is a spoiler.

Can I just say that I LOVE the end credits for this series. I thought the map showing how the oil helped advance Japan’s war drive was fantastic, I clapped. The one that sticks with me is the flaming little girl’s shoes, just brutal. There seriously needs to be an award for best end credits, they’re killing it! 

I found Doom Patrol really entertaining for the first two seasons or so... didn’t finish the last one. 

I didn’t get a notification for this right away, so just saw your reply. Thanks for the detailed breakdown. That’s pretty damning!

Really curious, how is the 2019 cartoon antisemitic? I’m not disbelieving, it just never occurred to me. Details, please!

I assume she has an aggressive PR team. She’s gotten so many articles like this over the last year or so, and it’s all bs, never anything even remotely interesting. Someone is working extremely hard to make “Julia Fox” happen and Jez is either getting paid by them or just desperate for content.

Yeah my husband works for one of the industry guilds and he says this has long been a complaint from women who just can’t work long, grueling hours on set when they’re pregnant but who need their health insurance more than ever when they’re pregnant. Glad this issue is getting coverage!

Professional singers are musicians, they use their voices as instruments. Anyone who composes, conducts or performs music can be considered a musician, you pedantic, racist dick. Beyonce is a high-profile Black woman at the top of her field and y’all are throwing extremely baseless shade at her, discounting her…

Tell me that you’ve never bothered to watch a Beyonce performance without telling me. She is known for performing with very talented women musicians as her backing band. Five seconds of googling brought up this: https://www.berklee.edu/events/beyonc%C3%A9s-original-all-female-band-10-year-anniversary-concert

Someone campaigning for Riseborough (Frances Fisher) specifically mentioned those Black actors in their campaigning, saying not to vote for them (assuming they were a lock) and telling folks to vote for Riseborough instead. That’s the connection and why she keeps getting linked to their lack of nomination. Like, I…

I think you’re referring to a size difference, but race is often a factor in casting romantic leads. So when you say things like he “just doesn’t look right” with the white female lead, I do wonder if there isn’t some unconscious bias at play.

Yeah, much like On Becoming a God in Central Florida. I liked that weird little show but I would not count on it coming back. 

Are you Black American? I don’t mean that to be confrontational, I’m curious. If so, where did you grow up? Because I’m Black, I grew up in major east coast cities in the 90s and if the NOI did not have a huge following, they sure had a huge presence. I don’t think you appreciate how central they were for African…