#3 - I genuinely thought Lululemon and Lularoe (sp) were the same company until right now. Damn Lulu names!

This week’s episode was quite a bit better than usual. It just felt David Harbour blended in so well with the cast, one could be forgiven for not knowing who was hosting. The Grouch skit was top notch.

Also, Colin Jost as Pete Buttigieg? No. Just no. Buttigieg deserves better.

Especially odd because, as someone pointed out on a sub-blog, it was mainly Ramos from the Fusion predecessor that lent them the half-shred of credibility they squandered.

The weekend editor was one of the few who stayed on after the buyouts who seemed reasonable and professional. 

I often saw her column with the line drawing on Salon’s pages, yet never bothered to click on it. Seems I wasn’t missing anything worth reading.

Oh, thank goodness. I’m glad this portion of Bloom’s character is receiving mention. I was incensed to read the news first in New York Magazine and nary a mention of the allegations [multiple, not just Wolf]. They seemed more miffed that Bloom dismissed Harry Potter and generally anything new than they did about his…

You’re correct. Same person.

Thing is, a beneficiary of nepotism like Cuomo would never realise he’s no good at reading any room, or that he needs to stay in any lane that isn’t the whole damn expressway.

Maybe Ms. Dorman was fine with the jokes and genuinely did think they were hilarious (as opposed to fake-laughing to avoid making waves). That doesn’t give Chappelle a green light to take that shit public.

It’s so gross. The perceived allure of “damaged” women with “daddy issues” is just so disgusting. Especially for people who are parents themselves.

Oprah Winfrey is doing her best to get a piece of that sweet holiday movie pie while also giving Jackeé Henry some work! Thank you. [Deadline]

Unfortunately, no. Rivers Cuomo is a shitbag. It ruined my teenage crush on him to learn that. But long live Matt Sharp.

Gov. Cuomo and Sandra Lee have recently parted ways.

It’s a bit endearing they went for a ginger solidarity joke--and the stiff acting makes it even more so. Can anyone imagine Wills being able to pull this off at all? He seems humourless.

I seriously cannot imagine anyone from the Splinter staff winding up at The Root.

I dunno, Rupert Grint still looks less cartoonish. He sort of resembles Owen Jones in that pic.

Hahahahahahah. I can just imagine the broad characterization of a Long Island Royal.

Hey! Don’t bring Pizza Rat into this. He may be seedy, but he works alone and is just trying to put food on the platform.

Doubt he was putting them in “good” Christian homes.