Definitely unprofessional, and doubly so if one of the actors you’re directing is friends (or friends of friends) with the person you’re cheating on. That puts that person in a really, really difficult position. Do you tell your friend? What does that do for your workplace?
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That fact that you are bent out of shape by anyone saying that gay rights are human rights says way more about you, son.
There’s a difference between wanting to do something, and wanting to be allowed to do it.
Take Two has finally and fully sacrificed consumer loyalty for dollars.
I also find it funny that the first 2 times they end up in bed together, it’s not some big romantic thing, but rather a drunken mistake we only see the aftermath of.
The term is “sowing chaos”, as in planting seeds, but to be fair two costumed supervillains might very well sew chaos.
Sure, but even as late as S5, the writers had no idea what the flash forward in Live Free or Die was actually about until they wrote the second half of the season. Lost is another interesting one, as the ending *was* planned sometime around the back half of Season 3. But Season 6 still unsatisfying for a number of…
When a website decides to make a video for something that could easily be an article, it’s like they farted in your face. So I can relate
The Old Man might be a recycled idea, but it’s a great show
“Imagine a version of John Wick where the main character is too old for this shit.”
I don’t have to; I’ve seen Nobody.
Mostly it’s to show off a designer’s abilities. Being able to make something technically difficult, interesting, unique, and fit it to a model is all a way to flex your abilities and get commissions for things people will actually wear, and contracts with clothing companies.
But it’s also art. Sure, some of it is…
They eventually recycled that idea:
Hey, let’s just be happy this wasn’t a slide show.
Whoa, it’s almost like runway fashion isn’t meant for everyday use?!?
Looks like this season is dedicated to answering the people who kept asking “why does she have to kill him? Why can’t she just leave?”
because, like always, anything even remotely nice-seeming from TikTok is quickly overtaken kids looking for any excuse to be disruptive assholes.
Now Dave Chappelle’s saying we can’t say that he can’t say something, which makes it all the more urgent for us to say he can’t say it, which makes it urgent for him to say it and for us to say he can’t say it and him to say we can;t say he can’t say it.
He’s really just doing this now
I sure hope this multi-millionaire can recover from the oppression of having young people saying his dated opinions and beliefs are bullshit.