I’m not sure that’s really the right question. It’s not like Harry was fired from being a working royal. The royal family made clear it wanted him to continue in the role. He decided to quit. Asking what Harry “did that was so bad again” seems to try to compare Harry and Andrew, as if Harry was punished. That’s not…

According to Variety, Lisa Frankenstein has scored a B on CinemaScore, which isn’t great.  And with only $3.8 million this weekend, word of mouth can only carry you so far -- there just aren’t that many people to talk up the movie, even if they were inclined to do so.

Disappointed to see Lil Porno and JT Quack on this.

What are you talking about?  He was dying to be on the album.

NorthbyNorth is a perfectly good first name.

I’m not sure this is an effective message: “Don’t sexually harass people, or you my have to fuck Jennifer Aniston, Aisha Tyler, and Rebecca Romijn.”

I’d imagine Valentine’s Day doesn’t help either.  Lots of people are going out and spending money Wednesday, which may make them more comfortable not doing anyhting this weekend.

I kind of assumed your workplace was, like, showing you clips from Friends where David Schwimmer was acting creepy. They’d certainly have plenty to choose from. But nope, I went online, and there are videos produced by David Schwimmer and starring him and a bunch of other celebrities about sexual harassment.

How are both you and the article’s author interpreting the ad this way? The ad is making fun of the idea that a guy with a peanut allergy forgot there were peanuts in peanut butter, because it’s obvious that peanuts are in peanut butter.

The world would be better off if we stopped credulously reporting on what advocacy groups like Food Allergy Research & Education say, as if they were representative of the real people they claim to fight for.  These groups depend on generating publicity for themselves. Even if they are actually making these…

Thanks. It’s also worth noting that the people who argue that intent doesn’t matter apply that selectively, only when it can be a tool to tell people other than themselves to shut up.

I have thoughts about J-Lo’s rear end I am now afraid to say, and the world is poorer for it.

Rest of the week, maybe.  But only because it’s Friday.

It’s just an effort to link you unreasonably to a group we all despise, so your argument can be dismissed.

No one, absolutely no one, here is suggesting that you can simply choose to not feel bad emotions, when it come to things that are actually important. If your mom dies, I’m happy to trust that there’s nothing performative about your grief.

I agree.  I’m also very skeptical of the supposed “impact” when it comes to things like that.  I doubt anyone was actually offended by any of the stuff in 30 Rock, as opposed to a very small group of the professionally aggrieved seeing an opportunity to raise a fuss.

I think Yang is really funny, and I say that as someone who isn’t thrilled that he also seems to act as a self-appointed regulator of comedy.

Aemon and Rhaegar are brothers, and married to Aema and Rhaenys, who are are allied with them in their battle against their uncles Aeron and Rhaenary, because of a feud that has raged since the reign of King Aeris and Queen Rhaenamy.

Fey’s statement reads like one of those things a P.O.W. is videotaped saying while trying to blink a message to his wife in Morse code.

Is it an expression?  I sort of feel like it’s just his face.