10/10 would watch

I actually think SLP is a really lovely and touching film (I may be biased be cause I love the book so much). Although I think JLaw was good and serviceable in that role I’m not sure it was Oscar-worthy; she was definitely miscast, that’s for sure, and I do think she did the best with a role that she was not really…

Please don't let a cis man win for playing a trans woman...

Jez actually did a pretty interesting (and disturbing) article a while back that discussed how sexual relationships are extremely common between children and their parents who reconnect later in life.

bless you

Cashew milk is actually pretty easy to make!

It was me actually. And this morning. Ugh.

Jesus I just audibly sighed at my desk.

YOU WIN

Why is his name spelled so many different ways in this article

Perfect gif is perfect.

Well, we don’t really know it’s a new relationship, right? Just newly public at least? It seems like they've been together long enough that he knows her sister (and her dog) which is not usually like first date material.

It’s worth noting that Kratz was prosecuting the DV victim’s case as he was sexting her and trying to blackmail her.

Ugh I just listened to a rundown of this case on the Sword and Scale podcast. Talk about nightmare material.

That video was soooo weird!!!

Other people have responded to this already but I think these facts have been distorted. He called her 3 times, all after she was supposed to be there at 2. We know she was late because the bus driver IDs her.

Also those things are cheap novelty sex toys. I don't think they could actually restrain a struggling person.

I actually did a movie with Jane Seymour. I was in stunts and didn’t work with her directly, but all the “non-talent” staff said she was a terror. She made the hair stylist cry.

I'm also a huge believer in karma! I'd feel so guilty keeping something that someone had clearly lost, particularly something expensive. Glad it all worked out - and keep checking your roof :p

That's kind of hilarious!