I see you’re still experiencing the vapors. Getting more histrionic isn’t going to help.

Cattrall posted a public death notice for her brother on Instagram, for the general public. From what I read, Parker’s response was a comment on Cattrall’s IG post, not a post to her own followers (although that also wouldn’t have been inappropriate; a lot of SATC fans follow Parker, and it’s reasonable to think that…

You obviously don’t know anything about venue security, and are just here to sell your “both sides!/horseshoe theory” nonsense. So two points:

Okay...that was a lot more emotion than I was expecting in response. To be clear: I wasn’t taking Cattrall to task for her reaction. Her brother had just died, and we have no idea what their private interactions were before that moment. But as much as Cattrall tries to reframe this as “Nothing personal, we were just…

The bigger point is that there’s always a spectrum between security and the fan experience. Too much security can hinder people’s ability to enjoy the show, and people enjoying themselves and wanting to go to more live events is kind of the point of the project. Too little security, and people—performers and fans—can…

I don’t know that Cattrall ripping into Parker for expressing condolences when her Cattrall’s brother died was particularly professional, or counts as Parker “goading” her. (Although you might argue that the note for Big’s funeral, referenced in the interview above, might’ve been a bit of goading.) You get the feeling…

That they were able to? No. Comedians often work in great proximity to their audiences, Chapelle works at a lot of clubs where someone could get at him and only barely leave their seat. The answer here isn’t taller stages or a chicken wire fence between him and the audience.

If it comes down to determining whether Heard told a lie with malice, the ACLU testimony is extremely unnecessary icing on the cake. Before the OpEd, she called the police. She took pictures. She filed for a restraining order. If all those actions were manufactured lies—which is what Depp must prove in order to win,…

I’m glad you were enlightened by his humblebrag.

Except that a lot of people are saying the opposite

She approved it and put it under her byline so she’s still responsible. Her lawyers even edited the piece to make sure she didn’t name Depp, in order to try to forestall exactly the shitshow we’re currently discussing. Meanwhile, gonna guess that 99% of the people who read that Op Ed, did so because Johnny Depp keeps…

Not only do we not have to believe that, her past DV charge—like almost all of Depp’s case—are irrelevant to his case (they might be relevant to her counterclaim, but I don’t favor her winning that, either). An awful person, even a former abuser, can still be abused. You can even have two abusers in a single…

It’s not always the same amount of homework though, and it’s cumulative. The first two GotGs and Ant Men were kind of like auditing a college course. It was better if you’ve done the reading, but not doing it wasn’t going to affect your grade. Plenty of time to catch up at your own pace, if you want.

To tell us all how virtuous he is for not watching MCU movies. Thank heaven we all know not to include him in the unwashed masses who watch such things!

Well, someone knows. The question is whether enough people know for the police to get one of them to flip on the other(s).

...and then they ran out of cocaine. And when they’d sobered up a bit, after they figured out where they parked their car (“In front of my ex-girlfriend’s place...did I walk all the way back home? Did someone drive me?”), and recovered their phone, they saw on the Internet that they’d greenlit and started casting a…

Funny how, even with AVC LA being all instigation all the time, Quantumania comes up without anyone talking about Lilly’s anti-vax views.

Don’t worry, if he’d said nothing it would have been “Morgan Silent on Controversial Departure of Fan-Favorite Cast Member.” If he’d tweeted tomorrow, it would have been “Finally, Jeffrey Dean Morgan Breaks His Silence on McBride Departure.”

This is AVC LA, where “successful” means, “we liked the movie” or just “we like this actress/director” not “a lot of people saw it.”

In general, or just on the Rust set? I mean, I kind of understand wanting to fire rare/historical guns that you can’t find at a local gun range, although common sense would be that you do that at the end of the shoot (if at all), not when the guns are going to be on set the next day.