I've had diarrhea all weekend. #RupertsFault

I totally do this, but with Intervention.

Having to "give peace" to the clammy handed creepo that specifically seeks me out during peace. #RupertsFault

Unfortunately I don't think they're planning another season, but it was so good as a whole that maybe it's better left as a true mini-series.

I don't live in New York. I live in Texas. If you want to keep this up, I'll give you an address and you can come on down here and we'll discuss your hashtag in person. Thank you.

This one time when I was tiny, I played a sheep in the church's Christmas nativity play and I wandered off the stage to find my mom which made my Sunday school teacher nearly shit a brick in rage. Now my parents mention it every single year at Christmas, bonus points if I've brought a date home.

We specialize in making stacks on stacks on stacks on stacks.

I feel we all need to take responsibility for the Osmonds.

I love her. She seems like a really smart, nifty woman, and she's a tremendous actress! Yay Maggie!

Is it Shades EQ? I love that stuff and you can get it online. You could be talking about something fancier, though.

I think The Honourable Woman was the best showcase for Maggie Gyllenhaal's talent in a long time. People bag on her so much and I don't get why, because she's really pretty great. She's even better on stage than she is on film, too. I was pleased to see her win tonight and everything she said about roles for women was…

Patricia Arquette's performance is another interesting element of the film because you actually see her grow as an actor over the 12 years. She is good at the beginning but, by the end, she has settled into her skin as an actor and found her rhythm. I've never been a huge fan of hers but she really won me over here. …

Patricia Arquette gave one of the best performances I've seen in awhile.

Thanks for responding. I'm not much of an Ethan Hawke fan, either.

The variety pack of beer I bought wasn't supposed to include pumpkin ale, but it did. #RupertsFault

For that reason alone, I really want to see Boyhood. I'm very intrigued with the fact they made the movie over a 12 year period. Was Patricia Arquette really good in the film?

I think Keaton is in the mix because everyone loves a good comeback story. And, he is excellent in Birdman. But I really think this is Redmayne's to lose.

The shade of Leo DiCaprio when he won for Wolf of Wall Street and flat out told the HFPA that it was not a comedy! Although get still took the trophy and gave his little speech...

Common came and talked at my university when I was in undergrad and he was AMAZING! Just everything he said was on point and wonderful. Plus he is gorgeous.

There was one musical. They couldn't give it anything?