I was a little hesitant to watch M because of all the wishy-washy reviews from (predominantly male) critics.

I worked for several years as a barista at Starbucks. Once during a major, major rush a man skipped the line and register and came right up to me at the end of the bar where I was making drinks and tells me his tale. Apparently he had been in the day before and had gotten frappuccinos for himself and his wife and…

She did the commencement at Warren Easton High and went to the Make it Right Gala. That got press but it's not nearly as exciting as America's Sweetheart dating Captain America. That sounds like a best selling tween book series.

When Chelsea Handler is mentioned in these random things, i always think it's her PR.

CAPTAIN CONGENIALITY: I SHIP IT

all day, erryday. god he's fit. i have dated men of all shapes, sizes, heights, weights and races. i'm like the UN of d. but just once - just once - i would like to know what its like to be with someone who has abs like that. i would probably black out and not be able to enjoy it.

Well, if it's good enough for Harry and Sally...

Lol ♪ that's so Gwyneth ♫

Did Paltrow really just compare mean internet comments to being in a war???

A lot of people called Will Smith a homophobe for reacting angrily after this guy kissed him.

I had exactly the same thought. "AHAHAHAHAHA FUCKING YUPPIE." followed by "... damn I could go for one of those."

Definitely; I was being glib, but I do think there's something malicious in the way that the reporter came prepared to "catch" Emily Blunt in her "lie" or whatever. I also think it's worth noting that it seems as though her character in Edge of Tomorrow is a lot more substantial than just a "spear-carrier" (although,…

Could it be that the principle in question is what Amber Heard was referring to, the reductive female sidekick stereotype? Around 2005, Tom Cruise movies, when they had female characters at all (looking at you, War of the Worlds), had a lot of "spear-carriers" (Minority Report, Mission Impossible, etc). He was also…

My two cents: Out of context, it's hard to understand exactly what her issue was with being cast as a "spear carrier in a Tom Cruise movie" (which is weirdly specific). She didn't want to do big budget action? She didn't want to act alongside Tom Cruise? She didn't want to be the "pretty girl" in the background of…

That was remarkably shitty of that reporter, not least because the point of Emily Blunt's quote was not the Tom Cruise of it all, but rather the preposterously one dimensional parts available to women in many gigantic movies.

"almost spluttering on her iced almond-milk single-shot cappuccino."

Ultimate goal in life: get high with Zayn and fuck him until I can't remember who I am.

I think you're right...it's probably a combination of factors - the accent doesn't hurt either for those of us on the western side of the pond.

No...that's not right. And I think you know that. But just in case your misunderstanding of my point is due to a lack of knowledge around "thinking wo/man's xxx" allow me to clarify: it is an adaptation of the British term, "Thinking man's or woman's crumpet", which described a man or a woman whose attractiveness…