1. I’ve never heard that metaphor and I like it.

Honestly, did anyone need this? Did this contribute to or advance our national discourse and understanding of one another in any meaningful way? Was this the best Oprah could come up with? I was out of patience for this idea and this segment before I even watched it last night.

DrugstoreGlasses crosses their legs on a dimmed-light stage of the set of the TV show of today’s episode:

If I were Hillary Clinton and lost the election I would just retire to a long third act of trolling Jets fans on the NFL subreddit.

Damn, goodnight everyone!

IIRC, a very good piece about his life points to the sudden death of his father as the point he began to go off the rails.

I’m pretty grated by her after this but I’ll let the work speak for itself, since it’s pretty damn good. But yeah steering clear of her interviews or any elevating her to role model status..

I don’t think it’s entirely there yet in Hollywood

Certainly not this particular white woman’s success, at least!

Absolutely. I was confused by her implication that the woman who “whines” about (better put, calls attention to) the fact that women have a harder time getting these jobs is someone who is going to be “a mouse, timid, nervous” on set.

Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn.

My friend we are the very same.

“That doesn’t mean everyone in the White House has homogeneous views—we don’t, and I think that’s good and healthy”

Entire comment section: “Am I the only person who HATES this show?!”

[Hannibal Lecter voice] I myself cannot.

I have as well! I’ll even star yours!!

“I’m sorry, I have an erection. I think it’s the sound of the skateboard.”

and is only interested in traditional narratives, even magical ones involving parallel dimensions and thought demons, in the way that a cut-up artist is interested in magazines.

Sam and Tracey were killed because they weren’t generating enough garmonbozia, so the Experiment mauled them to death to feast on their terror. But like Laura, good garmonbozia generators are worth keeping alive, so Judy does not kill Diane and Cooper. She enters the Cage, but she leaves them alive.

“A lot more people think you’re much cooler, smarter, and nicer than you believe”