You can eat the ratatouille from Ratatouille. Pixar had Thomas Keller come up with an actual recipe that would have interesting preparation and look attractive. The New York Times published the original recipe but now there are adaptations all over the internet (search “confit byaldi”.)
I’m still surprised that in 2023 they don’t have ports to Macs for AAA games since there are a ton of people who use macs now unlike in say 1999 or 2000. I only play on console (Xbox X) nowadays since my laptop is nowhere near powerful enough to run most PC games well, but still I get why people are bothered.
Cringy confession time: About 18 years or so ago, I referred to myself as the “gayest straight dude in the world” because I liked certain cute and girly things and also was able to be openly emotional. I stopped with that moniker once a friend pointed out to me that all it does is further cement what “typical”…
I think there should be a rule where you’re not allowed to reference a year in your music unless you were alive during said year. Bryan Adams was alive in the Summer of 69 - all good. Four Seasons’ December 1963? Check. This guy clearly wasn’t around in 1975 - he’s named after those kids shoes with the wheels built…
This is a lot of words to say “asshole gonna asshole.”
And now I wonder if Tarantino has ever seen a Neil Breen film. Tarantino loves idiosyncratic trash cinema, and Breen’s films fit the bill perfectly.
The opposite direction: it started as a critique of entitled white women then spread out to encompass a broader swath of entitled women.
Didn’t it come out that the Five Nights at Freddy’s guy is a homophobic ultra conservative and a Covid denier?
Matthew Lillard is a treasure.
My very favorite internet content is serious replies to ridiculous usernames, so thank you, bigolas dickolas.
I had to say goodbye to my Elsie on Wednesday. Thanks for this. I’m booting up Violet as soon as I get home and catching the most poodle looking Pokémon I can find (here’s hoping Furfrou is added in the DLC).
Amazing human being.
“...odd to single out a person’s Muppet Show appearance in their obituary...”
“But, again, a lot of people have gotten swept up in ‘cancellation’, and I worry about that; it’s unsustainable, in a way,” Ringwald asserts. “Some people have been unfairly canceled and they don’t belong in the same category as somebody like Harvey Weinstein.”
“Harry Belafonte: Patriot”
Well he sure as hell earned it. Also, while it may seem odd to single out a person’s Muppet Show appearance in their obituary, it really is a phenomenal episode. Belafonte was a natural in front of the camera, the musical numbers are great, and he meshed with the Muppet performers like few…
He’s the kind of person who thinks veganism is a cure-all. He hasn't been sick in 7 years? I wonder how much his wealth has helped in keeping him "socially distanced" from everyone in the real world then.
The fuck? Harrelson doesn’t believe in germ theory? Somehow his being an utter nutjob stayed off my radar until I just read the linked VF article.