Fleetwood Mac is fine, don’t love them, don’t hate them, but I LOVE Lindsey Buckingham. I had to buy the Go Insane cassette several times because I kept wearing it out. The family cat was named Lindsey (female). Whatever happens, I hope he’s happy.

I love the band, Stevie and Christine, in particular, but at their concert a couple years ago, Lindsey really was the driving, dominant force on stage. It won’t be the same without him.

I have a reason to share this now.

To be honest, I’ve thought Lindsay’s been on the outs with them since his “Holiday Road” period decades ago. He’ll be back though. They haven’t been able to truly quit each other in years so why start now. If they could survive all the breakups, affairs, and drugs-they can survive this.

From a lawyer’s perspective it’s pretty jaw dropping. For them to get a warrant for documents that are presumed to be privileged, they need to make a pretty compelling showing that the privilege doesn’t apply because the lawyer is helping his client commit a crime or a fraud. I’m so freaking excited.

Jinni: many thanks for your active role in the community. I, for one, recognize your time, help and efforts on behalf of others. Thank you for making Jez and The Slot a better, nicer place. Cheers

Honestly, that is an issue but they do a really good job with the solution. I hesitate to say more without spoiling it.

Um. Heads up in case this affects anyone’s stance on things: This is Krasinski’s third film. His first was Brief Interviews with Hideous Men in 2009.

If you’re able to overlook the irresponsibility of the characters and how little margin of error the premise allows, A Quiet Place is a decent yarn. If the creatures react and hunt people from even the faintest sound, how are we to believe they would be able to survive without farting for over a year?

As a non-horror fan I was inspired to watch this movie thanks to my life of John Krasinski + Emily Blunt and the fact that they were adamant about hiring a deaf actress to portray their daughter. I really enjoyed this film, and since I’m not really into the genre I won’t try to say that it’s not a horror movie, but I…

I’m not Mormon, so I’m not familiar with the licked-cupcake thing specifically, but I was raised Calvinist and Baptist (the latter was where most of my problems cropped up) and I distinctly remember being taught the chewed-gum thing several times. I assume it’s the same thing and it’s allllllll gross.

Nice! My mom is still a practicing Mormon, and uses her perspective as a divorced single mother who worked two jobs to (gently, in a Christlike way) stick it to the retrograde gender bullshit that crops up in Sunday School. Like when someone was shitting on “young women these days” for being on birth control as…

I seem to remember a board and a nail, as well as a crushed up rose. Wonderful religious instruction! I don’t remember my mom as a feminist, but she was the only woman in the ward who worked outside the home in the late 70's/early 80's and the Mormon’s opposition to the ERA kind of drafted her into feminism.

I miss old Gawker and the Best Restaurant in New York series. This memory is brought to you by the time they ate in the American Girl store.

So when I was a wee sprout, I used to sneak around the house looking for contraband materials to read when my parents were gone. I learned that my parents’ closet (dad’s porn stash) and top drawer of mom’s dresser (Adam & Eve catalogs) were virtual treasure troves of forbidden knowledge. Once in my…

Has Buuuuuuuud weighed in yet on the whole thing?

I vividly remember getting my hands on a copy of this when I was in middle school and reading it from cover to cover and then passing it around to all of my friends. In the pre-internet era, it was possibly the first time I had found honest and frank answers to questions I had about my body and sexuality, and in fact…

I’m just happy someone other than me remembers who Miss Cleo was.

So so she’s arrested, in part, for exposing her breasts, so they handcuff her hands behind her back and parade her around like that? Because her voluntarily going topless is illegal, but this is okay.

She was on an episode of “The Cosby Show” called “Eat, Drink and Be Wary.”