I don’t understand why nuance is so hard for people here. Hamas can be totally wrong, and Israel’s response to Hamas can be totally wrong. Don’t know why so many people think they have to pick a side and pretend it’s all rosy.

Amy Schumer has been a shit person for awhile now but her reaction to all this puts her on a whole other level of asshole. Fuck her. 

Since she’s so well versed in King’s words and legacy, I wonder how Amy missed his Letter From Birmingham Jail. Or literally anything he said about Vietnam.

When +8,300 people have been bombed to shit, most of them were civilians, half of them were children, and you’re rooting against a cease-fire, you’re the problem.

I cannot believe that standup comedy is not a completely accurate retelling of actual events that occurred in real life! What is next, sitcoms not being true? Are they going to start making movies about things that didn’t happen??

“embellishing a victimhood situation for sympathy” has been like 90% of all stand-up comedy since it was invented

Several years ago, I called out a DC political reporter for being creepy to me. I posted that information in an article by a male Jezebel contributor because he mentioned that reporter. The Jez writer dude asked me for more information, I gave it in the comments, and then I was permanently banned.

There has to be a little bit of charm, or the victim won’t let them get close enough to get hurt. Look at any politician...

Please, everyone, be aware that this racist piece of shit is looking for someone to engage with him and let him out of the greys. It has a long history of racist commentary.

Exactly. If the new Frasier is a “reboot,” then isn’t the original Fraiser also a “reboot” of Cheers?

Finally. The word “reboot” attached to shows that are clearly sequels is obnoxious. Burrows is right on with this. Call it a revival or a continuation or a sequel, but it’s not a reboot.

Multi-camera sitcoms feel incredibly dated, particularly the “this is the funny part!” laugh track (live studio audiences, that laugh on command, are functionally equivalent). James Burrows is definitely an outlier, but most sitcoms from the 80s and 90s do not hold up.

From the headline I was fully expecting this to be an old guy ranting about how you can’t do racist jokes anymore, so that was a nice surprise.

The scariest stories are always the true ones. I’m glad you got out ok!

This looks tremendously silly in all the right ways. My interest is piqued.

When she got her big start due to The Tree of Life, there was a baseless rumor about Jessica Chastain being Ron Howard’s illegitimate daughter. As Ron Howard tends to give his children the name of the place where they were conceived as a middle name, it provided in the fourth season of Arrested Development the…

I mean, it’s the cat, right? Every single thing about this trailer is exactly positioned for a reveal that it was, somehow, the cat all along.

Of course not.

That header photo looks like Cavill was trying to look like Fantastic Four era Chris Evans but only had a funhouse mirror and supplies from pre-Halloween Party City.

This looks like a whole lot of fun. I’m in.