I don’t understand the logic of keeping Madonna’s children or housekeeper out of her home just because she is traveling. She’s a mother, isn’t her home also her children’s home? And the housekeeper is (I presume) just keeping the place in good condition which seems pretty practical.

Happens all the time, right?

You’re not alone.

Even if you don’t watch the show, you should eat at Porto’s if you are ever in L.A.

Hinton told the Guardian Karnes’ complaint stemmed from a “single conversation”, adding, “I participated fully in the review, and the result was that I had not violated any Stanford policies, including sexual harassment.”

Speaking of women who rock, this is from my favorite album of 2016.

Completely agree, Marchman.

Thanks.

Another one for Craig Sager:

You’re right and I think they were in part, part of the “ride the train” down gang — at least metaphorically.

Apparently, they’ve also outlawed the drag bunt.

Did someone say a drunk Cardinal was found sleeping in a running car?

There is a very small contingent of Chargers fans in Los Angeles. I’ve ridden the train from Union Station to a couple of Chargers games over the years just because we didn’t have team in L.A. and, sure enough, there train does fill up with fans. But we’re talking a few thousand people in a metropolis of like 15…

Deep Purple - Hush

He probably thought you were just fishing for information.

Burneko’s just pissed because he and Magary were going to make mythopoetic stew on the next Foodspin and now it will look like they’re copying.

I don’t disagree. I think there is a value to artists trying to merge rock and hip hop into something seamless. Linkin Park and Jay Z gave it a go. Rage Against the Machine had elements. There are others. Like you, I wanted to like this more than I actually like it. This song is okay, though.

This came up on a random playlist today. I’d listened to it before. Not sure I love it, but I find it interesting enough to share:

I didn’t realize John Elway could still move like that.