Allison Janney was born in 1959 (but has aged like the finest wine) and Mila Kunis in 1983. Some families do have gaps between kids, but this is a stretch.

This was the era of TGIF and Must See TV: Full House, Family Matters, Home Improvement, Blossom, among others. There were tons. But tonally they may have still felt too similar to 80s sitcoms. Jumping to Malcolm was a smart choice.

Pietro thinking he died for nothing makes sense if he’s a projection of Wanda’s grief.

I agree. And I unfortunately feel like her beau might be, as this all feels like he’s trying to help her stage a comeback even though being away from that level of fame has clearly been good for her. And even if he isn’t, it concerns me that her manager and her boyfriend would want to allow her to do that when her…

Right, because calling Jamie Spears a dick on social media is going to change the state’s opinion and NOT make Sam Asghari look like an immature jerk who’s just mad he can’t get at Britney’s money. Genius plan.

:D BTW, great name.

A good time to bring up the Spin article I read back in the 90s where the interviewer asked Stefani who she’d rather be with - Gavin Rossdale or Suggs from Madness and she said “Oh my god, Suggs.”

There are established processes for appealing a conservatorship that do indeed allow you to present evidence the conservatorship is no longer needed or that one of the conservators isn’t acting in your best interest, and the decision about whether those arguments are valid is made by a court of law, not her dad.

Like a 20-year-old doing this would be dumb but eh, at that age we all make mistakes.

And until something changes, the “sources” and “insiders” will continue to make their voices heard. I wish I could say the same for Spears.

Who is “they” and how are they not letting her try to prove it? The way you prove this is by hiring lawyers (which she did) and appealing your conservatorship (which she did) and having you day in court (which she did) and then proving your case (this is what she didn’t do to the court’s satisfaction).  Is the judge…

Weird, cause I usually have to get my Mensa friends* to explain SB ads to me.

If you really have to be told not to put an industrial strength adhesive in your hair you shouldn’t be left alone with a glass of water.

Her current man is spinning this giant narrative about her and pushing this, and a court rejected it so he’s not pushing to win the court of public opinion. If Britney is doing so well right now, why would it need to be changed? I can’t help but think that people are conspiring to gain control of her from her dad so…

Yes to this a million percent. Like leave the lady alone already. The NYTimes creating this documentary is just another greedy bite at the Britney apple all dressed up as highbrow journalism. Also, Justin Timberlake is a dick, but bad relationships and revenge songs don’t give another person a mental illness. That’s…

Here in Australia, an insurance company ran a series of ads showing ordinary Aussies helping other Aussies get out of everyday predicaments and mild-to-moderate peril, all without the need for law enforcement, emergency services... or insurance companies.

Exactly. I’ve seen people suggest Jamie Spears is bribing judges, which seems...unlikely.

The thing that stands out to me that doesn’t seem to get talked about as much is the fact that as recently as November a judge denied her requests to make changes to the conservatorship. Not some shadowy record executive or people trying to profit off of her or her dad. An actual judge in a family court. Even one of…

Yeah, having witnessed how incredibly hard it is to get an adult psychiatric help when they go off their meds, go manic, refuse all treatment, and go in a permanent downward spiral (in my friend’s case, ending in suicide), I’m concerned about strangers diagnosing this situation. The system is incredibly reluctant to…

The people buying this album because he said a racial slur are the exact same people who will tell you that racism doesn’t exist.