Super weird coincidence that the key word that got Garlin fired/quit from The Goldbergs this week was said maybe 38 times on Curb last night. Larry does it again!

They both came forward at the same time and decided to contact the Hollywood Reporter

I think she actually did on a Will & Grace episode

Couldn’t agree more with Bardem on the casting controversy.  Glad he said that.

Ah got it.  Thanks

I feel like the big losers here are the General Hospital/One Live to Life crew. Will they ever get nominated again when competing against *actual* dramas with top-notch casts? (Unless I’m misunderstanding the rule change)

Because Misty destroyed the black box? Are private jets tracked as meticulously as commercial airlines midflight? Did they ever say where exactly they are stranded?

But she received the necklace that was worn by the victim in the very first scene of the first episode, so odds are she’s the one that dies then.

Dumb question because I’ve read so much about this show but never watched. is it pronounced “Pen Fifteen” or “Penis”? (Like, is the title some visual texting joke?) Or.. what does the title mean? Thanks

The whole Rogen exchange about secret preferences had me cracking up as well. I could watch a half hour of just that.

This was one of the few times I actually thought he was hilariously in the Curb groove and not just being Special Guest Star Vince Vaughn.

Thought the same thing. A shame.. he certainly filled McCoy’s old shoes in that role well.

Seats on people’s couches? Since I imagine more people will be watching this on streaming

I thought she was part of the woke mob

Huge fan of both (have every one of her albums, and own every one of his movies), but not sure what to make of this. I mean, he directed music videos of hers years after they broke up, so it couldn’t have been that traumatic? Also don’t doubt he might have anger management issues, being a perfectionist on set. Sounds…

It is by far my favorite film of the excellent film year of 2007 (yes, better than “No Country for Old Men”). Fantastic lead performance and one of the best commentaries of the American drive for greed and power. Soundtrack, cinematography, production design -- it’s an A+ on every level.

It is terrific, so many quotable lines and great performances.

You can’t, you won’t, and you don’t stop talking to them.

That’s why you’re the judge and I’m the law-talking guy.

Totally agree! Completely underrated. Never thought I’d see an article like this, about one of my top 2-3 REM albums.

Fun fact: Right after college, I was applying to be a writer for some pop culture website, and the writing test was: “Explain why Warner Bros-era REM will never live up to IRS-era REM,” and I wrote a…