I was always taught that men take their hats off indoors, women may keep theirs on. In fact, my mum says that when she was young, women ~had~ to cover their heads in (Catholic) church and would be given a tissue to pin to their hair if they forgot their hat.

haha, Moffat's a loose canon *snicker*

I don't think we ever find out definitively who kills CAM in the book. The narration implies it's someone famous and powerful, which is why Watson can't reveal her name … maybe a Victorian would have known who Conan Doyle was implying, but I never got it.

… until everyone in America who is not Catholic believes that all Catholics are uterus-obsessed sidewalk counselors.

and she did it all in another ah-MAY-zing dress! can i give her an extra award for being the most consistently well dressed celebrity?

sorry, totally off topic, but this is all I could see when you wrote "WooOoOooOoooo"

I must say, BD Wong's face on a beer would absolutely make me want to drink it.

Are we feeling inspired yet?

Indeed!

The last one was quite good, but this one looks like it has a better selection of guest celebrities.

While the Bechdel test doesn't actually tell you anything about a movie's quality or the three-dimensionality of its female characters (if any) - I think it's nice to see that so many movies actually passed it this year!

And none for my girls Lena Heady (40), Michelle Fairley (49), and Diana Rigg (75)? Scandalous!

"… an army of men armed with weapons …"

coffee express line ftw!!!

If Moulin Rouge isn't a jukebox musical then that phrase must not mean what I think it means …

i'm surprised the highest grossing female director of all time doesn't get an "emerging" blurb …

lol she's a pretty shitty Japanophile if she thinks this is what kimono looks like … or that traditional geisha have bangs … or that she's still young enough to get away with furisode (or the weird little sleeve wings she's trying to pass off as furisode) ...

I was always of the understanding that women like man-on-man because it's a way to fantasize sexually and romantically without the threat of another woman. I assume it's the same principle for men who like girl-on-girl ...

Yeah, no, I hated Lost in Translation something fierce. Didn't like 40 Days and 40 Nights either (while we're on the subject), and I thought the princess in A Knight's Tale was manipulative and the worst kind of supposed-to-be-awesome-but-is-actually-a-horrible-person love interest.

Well, I guess that puts soon-to-be-Mr. Lofty in the 3.7%. He's often told me that he would take my name if I wanted him to. However, I'm a big believer in names that "have a ring to them" and I really like the way my name sounds with his last name.