He’s awful in this (or rather, the character he plays is so badly written and he’s not able to perform miracles)

But we really don’t know anything about her other than those things you mentioned.

Bernie doesn’t have any policies; he has talking points. He’s been a congressman for more than 25 years. He was in Congress when Hillary was still the First Lady of Arkansas. What’s he gotten done? I don’t mean on Meet The Press or at a Princeton rally; I mean in his job, what has he convinced his fellow members was a…

His parents are also actively lying about everything. They’ve told the media he ‘loves being tickled’ and various other nonsense, when doctors aren’t even able to say with certainty whether Charlie is in excruciating pain non-stop.

3. Very few Internet Commenters will urge for patience and a wait-and-see approach to determine if the shooting was warranted. There won’t be people insisting that this woman must have done something wrong, and if she had just obeyed the officers’ commands, she would be alive.

I don’t think you’re allowed to criticise her around these parts without people decrying you for not recognising Kim’s ‘business acumen’ (!)

Eric looks like the human/xenomorph hybrid in Alien: Resurrection.

There really are no bad people in this case.

I just hope he’s not feeling any pain. It’s so sad.

That’s some dystopian nanny state creepiness, *even if* I agree that it’s not in the child’s best interest. It’s not my child, or the British government’s child.

Idris Elba is 44. Daniel Craig is 49. So maybe just say the thing you’re trying to say.

Mmmmm, I’m masturbating to the conservative outrage at this development xox

That’s right, conservatives; all your fears about same-sex marriage have been realised! Mwuahaha.

It was weirdly boring and devoid of any attempt to scare the audience. It felt more like a drama.

In contrast, Lord Mayor Sadiq Khan showed up the next day and stood in front of a crowd of people hurling insults and boos and complaints at him.

I used to think Corbyn was a joke, but during the election campaign he really came into his own. He’s an extremely experienced campaigner. As a result, he appeared hopeful, relaxed, confident and likeable, whereas May appeared robotic, awkward and afraid. His manifesto is absolutely fab, too. A real kick in the…

Loved her in Scream 4.

How is winning a bunch of seats, fending off the neoliberals within your own party, enlarging the electorate, returning the Left to national prominence, and killing the Conservative majority — in a Parliamentary system that relies upon coalition-building — *not* an actual victory, when this election was supposed to…

(not for long)

But the point is May’s gamble blew up in her face and she ended up in a worse position than she was pre-election. There will be a minority government propped up by the DUP for a few months, until it inevitably collapses, and then I think Labour will be in with a shot of gaining a majority. The victory is that Corbyn…