“Working with Daniel Kaluuya will enable us to take a completely new approach to Barney that will surprise audiences and subvert expectations,”

I think the public only knows about her because she broke through on the UK version of The Apprentice. She’s basically the English Omarosa, but increasingly grasping for relevance by becoming the basest, most vile being that will get attention.

Harry knows this and I think that it takes all he has to not flip out publicly. They were behind him losing his mom, I’m damned sure he will not allow them to drive the woman he married from him too.

For real, how does she give that interview without crying? I would be a puddle of tears. Clearly, I’m not, nor will I ever be, ready for prime time.

It sort of sounds as though his Scots burr is fighting for dominance with an attempt at a Philly accent.

Seriously. What even is Miley on about? Kylie Jenner might not even be qualified to join The Masked Singer. Although, just about anyone would be an improvement over Jenny McCarthy.

He’s a gem. I didn’t think his Nixon would work, but of course he slayed.

Agreed. Glover was sublime. I especially loved the Razz P. Berry music video that episode. And David Harbour was quite a natural last weekend.

And the show was a complete dud. No offense to Rachel Blanchard, but Alicia Silverstone as Cher brought ingredient X, which the show sorely lacked. (Also conspicuously absent: Dan Hedaya, Paul Rudd, Jeremy Sisto, Brittany Murphy, and Breckin Meyer as Travis.)

But also, “Adderall-fueled” doesn’t fit at all. It feels about a decade-and-a-half older than the other buzzwords.

My first thought as well. So much so that I pre-emptively posted it above.
I can’t shake the image of that girl getting hit by a car. Four years ago outside my dreamhouse. Anyway, I was holding a chocolate bar like this one.

It’s the only way she can be free.

I shudder to think that, in the unlikely event Sanders wins the nomination, Republicans would use this against him like they did Clinton’s heat exhaustion moment. But it also makes me confront the fact that, though Bernie is not my first choice, I’d be rather saddened were his health to take a serious wrong turn. I…

You’re right. Never saw Master and Commander, but L.A. Confidential sealed my child self’s interest in Crowe—even though Guy Pearce received much of the attention. I suppose the difference is he’s the sort of good guy who routinely roughs up people—but Wigand was this very internalised role: a new angle for my…

I loved The Insider. It was nice to pretend Russell Crowe was a good guy.

He is engaged to Jon Lovett: https://ew.com/celebrity/2019/10/15/ronan-farrow-engaged-jon-lovett/

Lovett will have you know his daily routine is not boring and that he has gone to escape rooms on more than one occasion.

It was adorable to hear him call Lovett “Jonathan” and allude to the proposal via manuscript. You can tell Lovett doesn’t like to get warm and fuzzy on air.

Oh, don’t we know it. Princesses of the J.A. line.

The worst is when they send you a random internet blog link to as though that proves their poor usage is indeed correct. Oh, OK. Cookieface on LiveJournalContentFarm writes “inexplicably linked”? Then it must be correct because it exists at least once on the internets.