I like how committed Ms. Edebiri is to the bit, and that everyone else — with one clear exception — is happy to go along and have some fun.

Hey, if a bunch of little dipshits can swarm into Boston and pretend they’re Irish around St. Pat’s Day every second semester of every school year, who am I to judge?

...You mean RuPaul?

RuPaul won!

I love that this slide show complained that the someone should do more research about Ariana DeBose before making a joke of her not being able to sing, and then proceeded in the very next slide to refer to Keri Russel as Matthew Rhys’ “TV wife” and not his actual romantic partner of 9 years (and mother of his child).

Yep I remember that statement.  Its definitely easier, unless your Wolf Blitzer.  I will say I'm glad Celebrity Jeopardy is around just to see Wolf get every question wrong.

The inside stuff was probably just Asher in an upside down room.

100% agree on feeling like there’s some mythological parallel that I’m missing! Especially with the heavy focus on Asher’s Judaism in this episode. There were some think pieces about how The Rehearsal should be viewed through that lens, and Judaism is a big theme in Benny Safdie’s work as well.

What. The. Fuck.

Hard pass. Her POS father manages her estate and gave his blessing to this film.

Literally all I have seen of this show are the two clips that circulated on Twitter. One, where he freaks out and screams at a senior doctor, “I AM A SURGEON!” then melts down over whatever. Because autism, I guess? Non-autistic men never have meltdowns.

Jesus 7 seasons?  I swear it doesn’t feel like Bates Motel ended all that long ago.

I think we have a tendency to blame the significant others of deeply troubled celebrities we care about. I feel a real connection to Kurt Cobain through his music, which makes me feel almost as if I know him. I care far less about Courtney Love. So it’s easier for me to dismiss Love as a deeply troubled addict, even…

I seriously thought for a second that the CW had made a show based on GRRM’s Wild Cards series and this was the first time I was hearing about it.

The problem here is not that it’s a film adapted from a play. There are many fantastic films that adapt a play. Turning a movie into a play is more questionable, but it can be done fine. Film to play to film, on the other hand (see also Hairspray), is fucking ridiculous.

With regard to Leo winning the Oscar and then returning to not winning again that’s not exactly uncommon. There have only been 44 actors to win an Oscar more than once (the majority of those having won two) and when you consider that there are about 20 acting nominees every year and the ceremony has been going on…

I want a real version of Stop the Planet of the Apes, I Want to Get Off, then they can do a film version of that.

Counterpoint: Leo stepped so far out of his comfort zone that the role could’ve been played by lots of actors who better fit the part.  

I think we can stop making movies out of plays now.  A play is it’s own thing.  Let it be that.  You lose a lot of the magic when you make it into a movie.  I do like that people who can’t afford to get to the theater or who don’t have one near them can get to see these things, but if you’re doing that, just film the…

Don’t underestimate the impact of someone dying their eyebrows on their overall face. She may have some botox going on as well, but to me she looks the most different because she has much darker hair that is often slicked down and extremely dark and pronounced eyebrows that are either dyed or badly penciled in. That’s…