I’d rather see an in-depth expose of the police who captured one of his victims, fleeing for their life, and delivered him back to Dahmer. I want to see what good lives they lived after that, if they have retired, if they have barbecues and go out and have fun. Dahmer was a monster and acted as monsters do.

I effin’ love Ghosts the television show(s). After catching it in the middle of last year, I went back and rewatched everything I missed. Then I watched the British version and ended up loving that one. Have you watched both twice and can’t decide which one is my favorite because I have favorites among each roster of…

We could argue about how True Crime has evolved in the era of the Internet, but it has always been a popular source of “entertainment.” Go look up how the public reacted to stories like H.H. Holmes in the 1880s, how the media altered what the public saw, and the downstream effect of all of that on our current…

Just an outstanding human.

He apparently really is just that disgustingly likable!  (I seriously don’t recall ever hearing a bad story about him)

Tom Hanks, That Thing You Do!

The whole situation reads like a Riverdale script that was rejected as being too far fetched...and that’s saying a LOT.

I wouldn’t Grantham parole either.

I’m watching The Serpent Queen right now and she’s great in it. In fact I look forward to new episodes of that on Sundays way more than I do House of the Dragon. When she’s on the screen, she’s riveting. She really commands it. 

“So why doesn’t that charisma, that spark, that sense of connection, seem to carry over to the silver screen?”

I mean to be fair, this was pretty funny:

“In the semi-final round, Hardy spared martial arts veteran Danny Appleby”

“Neil’s descent has been gradually building.”

Annie Hall was his 10th movie. After that, he made Manhattan, Hannah and Her Sisters, Crimes and Misdemeanors, Manhattan Murder Mystery, Bullets Over Broadway, Vicky Christina Barcelona, Midnight in Paris, and Blue Jasmine.

I find it genuinely hard to believe Dogma isn’t worth $5 million.

It’s a rough look to attempt snark about upholding the spirit of punk when you’re essentially a scab worker for hedge fund chuds who gutted the writing staff and turned this once beloved site into a Buzzfeed listicle-o-rama.

I thought this was gonna be one of those weird 2019 relics that got canned because of the pandemic, like On Becoming a God in Central Florida.

Right?!?...Moms didn’t seem too pressed about it either, I’m sure she realized that security was just doing their job as well. 

Why is this a story? How was he supposed to know she was her mother? I did a short stint working security for events like this a long time ago and it’s not like they provide the guards with a list of names + photos of people associated with whatever celebrities are there. The goal is to keep the wrong people out and…

Security did what they were paid to do? What a scoop! I hope you guys can get this in for the evening edition.