I don’t see how it’s possible, but I’m probably wrong. I remember when she debuted her newest face a few years ago and she was genuinely shocked at the backlash she received. The backlash was for the skin whitening moreso than the complete morphing of her features, for the record. It gave a little window into how she…

Agreed. She seems to have found the mix of staying private and having a normal life while also being a living goddess. Yes, I’m an unabashed fan, too. :)

Nothing snarky to say about the song, although the autotune isn’t really needed, but her face makes me so sad.

I’m certain this has been said a million times, but Trump is so easily manipulated, I’d love if the Democrats could work together long enough to throw a universal healthcare package together and name it “The Trump is Amazing and Glorious (No Collusion) Super Duper Great Healthcare Plan” and dare the Republicans to…

Cate Blanchett comes across as an actor who fully and completely loves her job. She’s got chops for her serious roles, but is just delightful to watch in the unexpected ones.

Best article title ever. I caught it on the side bar while reading something else and actually cackled.

At a casino near you, I think you mean.

I agree with both of those sentiments. He may not believe his own hype, but he does think he’s better than everyone else simply because he has power and, if nothing else, the perception that he’s wealthy. 

I don’t buy for a second that Trump believes his own hype. He is pathetically insecure, hence his constant cries for attention and his constant attempts to bully people into building him up.

Although most of the Richardson scenes are my favorite, the one that sticks with me the most is after Hearst told Aunt Lou her son had died and we get a very short shot of her and Richardson in the pantry holding each other and sobbing together. Cuts me to the quick every time, in the good way.

I didn’t realize the actor had passed and now I’m extra sad. I thought he might have been a small enough role that he wasn’t counted above in the list, but that we’d still see him in the kitchen or running from EB.

Damn. I shouldn’t have forgotten Ellsworth like that. He easily ties with Richardson and was a good hearted person by all counts.  I still get a little choked up when I rewatch The Catbird Seat.

Richardson. The only true white hat in all of Deadwood.

Right? How are his pathetic and impotent cries for attention any different than this?

I recognize his handle from flagging him regularly over on The Root. I was surprised he made it out of they greys, but they always seem to find a way.

For the love of all that is pure and good in this world, please stop including pictures of Frankie Grande in the collage. He is a terrible facsimile of a human and it would be much easier to forget he exists if only I could stop seeing his face.

I found her final scene to be very satisfying and, at the very least, far more logical and true to her story than her weird painting scene with Leoben. Silly that is one thing that stuck in my mind, but it bugs me every time I do a rewatch.

So given the overall track record of police self-investigating, what do you think the likelihood is that investigators took the time to collect relevant evidence that could potentially harm their fellow officers?

I think it just shows she isn’t a true believer and never has been. She is a professional and gleeful pot stirrer and shit disturber who is only in it for money, her ugly fucking mug on the TV and chaos.

Right?  This is the first pic I’ve seen of him where the eyes match the mouth, but there it is for all to see.