We live in a post-Lego Movie, post-Barbie world. Everyone should stop being surprised when creative people take a “silly” kid’s movie more seriously.

This article is so weird. When the pandemic lockdown came, we redid a relatively unused dining room in our apartment to serve as a home office center and bought a decent, middle of the road cost printer.

We looked up reviews on Wirecutter and elsewhere and bought a (non-HP) printer. And it’s been fine. We’ve got four…

If Noah Hawley could just have a Star Wars project that doesn’t happen, he’d get the trifecta.

“Aaron got two As. Both of them were in his name.”

The new interview was conducted by ABC News’ Linsey Davis, and will be re-aired, in an extended version, on Monday night, before being distributed in chunks to the wider organization for continued feasting in the days to come.

This seems to lock up an Oscar for Gerwig, at least.

This is the only thing I’ve seen so far that actually looks good, other than maybe the black and white cartoon shooter in the article.

I’m still bemused that people somehow saw that as a threat.

This is somehow the fault of the Hobbit Extended Editions.

What do all three of those have in common. Massive central and south american immigrant populations. In this alt-earth, it is not that far of a stretch from where we’re are now to think, that those populations are equal or greater to what they are now. That in this movie, those populations have a greater impact…

if only to answer the question of in what alternate universe would California and Texas ever be teaming up?

1970s Vegas would be amazing.

I was disappointed that this wasn’t another Miami Vice riff for all of about five seconds. This looks fantastic.

Witness!

A reality competition producer is a terrible person. Who’d have thunk it?

Or, alternately, they aren’t buying into excuses like “well, Hamas is making us kill all those civilians,” which is an absolute nonsense argument.

They’re going to take Jay Leno to the roof and drop him off, alongside a bunch of watermelons.

Letterman even said, at the end of the episode, how much he had surprised himself by enjoying it. I suspect that experience is why he decided to go on Colbert.

For people who are interested in late night talk shows, Strike Force Five is a really good listen.

Wait a second, I thought that capitalism was supposed to make everything work optimally. Was that ... propaganda?

There is no way this mess isn’t all tied up with the “lore” of Ghostbusters 2.