Yeah, when she says the Democrats are “catering to the fringe,” she’s just telling on herself as the worst possible kind of “moderate” where she’s cool with people being “moderately” homeless and poor.

At least companies looking for original artwork are not going to want to get into the potential trademark and IP risks of using AI. They will want to own 100% of the work and for the work to be 100% original and not traceable to another artist’s work. And much like how the average person listens to both…

Yeah but two seasons in a row where the queer hotel managers sexually harass staff is not great. Makes it seem like a trend rather than an individual character flaw.

it’s also hard to be very nervous about banging a very hot person when you’re on a lot of cocaine, so I don’t think it’s that clear cut.

Because both Greg and Quentin think Tanya is an idiot. Like with the queen of Sicily remark. Why lie to her about something so easily disprovable? They think they can scam her because they think she’s stupid. I think in this episode we got some hints that Tanya isn’t as dumb as she seems when it comes right down to…

I hope so because I will be uncomfortable if all the queer characters on the show are manipulating everyone around them. Given the current bullshit coming from the right wing on LGBTQ people right now, it would be very problematic to have the gay men on the show trying to scam and maybe kill a rich heiress and for the…

She didn’t treat Albie badly. Albie liked her more than she liked him and she didn’t know what to do because she felt like he was “too nice” and too good of a catch to be direct. She didn’t want to hurt him and ended up hurting him. It’s a youthful thing a lot of people do. All of the things she’s been doing are…

Given Tanya’s conversation with Portia, and the fact that she observes the picture and doesn’t freak out — I think she’s smarter and shrewder than we’ve all been led to believe. I think there’s a reason she demurred as being “so nervous” and making the handsome young man do all the work. After all, she had the pre-nup…

oh this is deeply accurate

I always assumed if they did a 90s installment it would be the thing where Eric and Donna are getting divorced because Eric is having a mid life crisis, so he moves back into his parents house while he chases some pipe dream and reconnects with old friends until he realizes he can’t go back and has to move forward. I…

That’s what happens when you want to serve up easy, feel-good solutions to complex, troubling problems for your audience.

No judgement on Billie’s choice of partners, but I hope she knows that as a gorgeous and immensely talented 20-year-old woman with a wildly successful career that she can “pull” ANY ass she wants. ANY.

I always thought the key to being a short king is to simply to be confident and secure in their body as opposed to being one of those guys who either lies about their height or constantly complains about “women only liking guys 6ft or over.”

Yes — especially with Harper’s whole “it’s exactly what I thought all along” rants. It seems that’s the theme. These people want to be able to change, want to be able to be different, want to be complex. They can’t and they’re not. Everyone is exactly who they seem to be, grifter, sleaze, toxic nice guy, etc. Even…

I’m a little befuddled by it because now it feels like every White Lotus has a manager who is a queer person on the verge of a breakdown. I was hoping Valentina could maybe just be a demanding bitch who is good at her job and otherwise has a happy queer home life separate from the hotel.

Prenups are usually for divorces, not accidental death or suicide -- which I think they’re pushing her towards

I think the writer is under the impression that the majority of showers now have a glass door or partition and not a curtain.

I think the other factor is our own expectations, right? When we were younger, we all thought we’d be able to buy a house and get married as easily as people did in the 80s and 90s. Then we grow up and our lives look nothing like what we envisioned. For me, that was the hardest thing to overcome. It’s easy to not care…

The reality of the math when it comes to affording housing AND childcare (not even to mention the medical bills to have kids) in 2022 really ought to slap some sense into people. I can’t imagine most people under 30 who could actually afford all that without serious financial and physical assistance from family.

Hey, AV Club, maybe stop posting articles that pretend you care about trans people if you’re not going to voraciously moderate your comment section so it’s not filled with the most toxic, transphobic bullshit. Seriously. Otherwise, you’re just creating another forum for bigots to get validation from each other.