I just re-watched Rome! It sucks that it got cancelled. If it premiered now it would probably run for 5 seasons.

Too bad—I really liked the show and even though season 2 seemed a little disorganized, I would’ve liked to see a third season.

I think you’re absolutely right. That’s how it came off when SJP was offering her sympathies, and I don’t think Cattrall was out of line for calling her out for it.

As far as I know the story is that SJP, Nixon and Davis all knew each other way back before SATC started. Kim was always the odd one out and SJP never really tried to include her. That’s apparently where the discord started.

I think some people forget that when SJP left that sympathy note about Cattrall’s brother, it was a few weeks after she and a bunch of other SATC people (Willie Garson was one of them) were criticizing her in the press for being the reason the third movie didn’t go forward. Then Cattrall suffers this big tragedy and…

She’s not someone with power. She’s not Vader or Kylo Ren. She’s a loose cannon that clearly frightens the (pretty dang powerful) people she works for, which is what makes her so terrifying. She doesn’t care what happens to her—she’s gonna get her man.

Erinn Hayes was also awesome on Parks and Recreation as their version of Gwyneth Paltrow, slinging overpriced nonsense like “beef milk.”

It’s not for everyone, to be sure. I went for the first time when I was 26 with a group of other adults who had never been, and we ended up having a lot of fun. Then again, we didn’t shell out for the overpriced Disney hotel. I expected it to be just like going to most theme parks, but it really was a fun and unique…

Yes, it would’ve been better if her own publicist handled it.

I know it might look terrible to some that she didn’t write the op-ed herself but...I’ve worked in PR for years and I’ve ghost-written countless op-eds. Not everyone is good at getting their point across in an effective way, and that’s where PR people like me step in. The “author” would take my draft, make whatever…

YES

It’s easy to say this is a money grab, but I would hope this is a sign they’re incorporating more of the novel’s material, which is way better than the Disney-fied musical that came out of it.

The complaint that Olympus doesn’t look cliché cartoon columns-and-grapes Olympus might be the silliest one on here.

I’m sorry but I have a really hard time believing that Agnes, of all people, would be at all comfortable keeping on a maid that has a habit of reading other people’s private correspondence. I understand she doesn’t want to train a new maid at her age and the show needs Peggy to return to her family but COME ON.

There’s a version of the movie on Vimeo called Julia sans Julie.

I’m amazed Jesse Eisenberg’s Lex Luthor ranks so high on this list. He’s unbearable to watch in Batman v. Superman. His dialogue is terrible, which isn’t his fault, but his delivery somehow makes it even worse.

Here’s my worst: I met a guy I met online for drinks. He asked me pretty early on if I smoked hookah, which I thought was a weird question, and I said I had before but it wasn’t a hobby. As we were talking, he asked me a few times to go back to his place and smoke hookah, and after the second time I was looking for a…

I thought so too, and I thought Mr. Mackey sounded totally off in last week’s episode too.

My best friend gave me some stickers as part of a birthday gift last year. They at first looked like disembodied hands to me until she finally told me...they were the hands from the hand flex scene in Pride & Prejudice. They’re definitely the best, weirdest gift I’ve ever gotten.

Garrison Trump was hilarious.