First, if you walked out it shouldn't count. You haven't seen the movie. Second, Deuce Bigelow: European Gigolo.

Daniel Burnham considered the diagonals the key to making the grid work in his 1909 "Plan of Chicago." He intended that there be a lot more than the existing (former) trails, but the only one ever built was the extension of Ogden Ave.

Unfortunately, I can only afford the latter.

Dre is the name of the main character on the show, played by Anthony Anderson.

It wasn't as blatant as Faye Dunaway's obvious dissatisfaction with Moonlight.

Rylance hates Viola Davis. It's a well-known feud in Hollywood.

Well they're your rules, but we're talking about a band that made 4 albums, took a hiatus over more than a decade, and didn't produce another album for 22 years, and only then without one of the two driving creative forces behind the band. Frankly, I started typing, and then it occurred to me "oh yeah, they have those…

True enough. Pesky power ballads.

Metallica's black album might be the most ubiquitous turn-off album in rock history.

The Pixies, so long as you understand that by "Pixies" I mean a band that has Kim Deal on bass.

As I said, I have seen it. But I went back to refresh my recollections by watching the whole clip again. It was just as I remembered. Every time Harris especially went to make a calm, reasoned point based on his own research or others' about attitudes in the Muslim world, Affleck fell back on the hysterical accusation…

As the article opines. It doesn't provide much in the way of examples. About all that it does on that score is assert that Ben Affleck called him and Sam Harris racists. I remember that episode, and Affleck came off looking far sillier than Maher or Harris.

A bigot against whom?

Such candidates are harder and harder to come by.

Because the author (but not any discernible measure of his popularity or ratings on HBO) says so? I'm still kinda sorta young (38), but I expect to have opinions and things to say, some of them perhaps tempered by accrued knowledge and wisdom, when I'm 60. And if I happen to have a platform such as a television show…

My only gripe with Maher during this new season is that he's amped up the hysteria quite a bit. I've always liked him in spite of his arrogance and stubborn wrongheadedness on many subjects, because, while he's always played up the outrage angle, he never seemed hysterical. Since Trump's election, he's come off more…

Bill Maher is an older white man. What should he do about those facts to become more credible in your estimation?

Right? "Look I know you're trying to make me furious by saying anything, even things that make no sense. But you didn't count on just how furious I could get."

"But a more likely culprit may be that the culture has simply changed—that we are increasingly unwilling to humor overt racists, even in the supposed interest of 'debate.'"

However, he is going to fight Pedro Pascal.