Let’s take your post and insert Florence Pugh, Olivia Wilde, or Don’t Worry Darling in place of nepo babies and we've created 6 months of AV Club content.

The AV Club:

“We’re so tired of talking about nepo babies. We started talking about nepo babies, and then the nepo babies talked about nepo babies, so we reported about the nepo babies talking about nepo babies, and now we’re tired of talking about nepo babies talking about nepo babies. Did we mention nepo babies?…

I will start the conversation by saying holy shit I do NOT care about any internet contrived "nepo baby conversation".

Lay off with the straw man nonsense. Believe Anderson or don’t, this article isn’t about Biden; go grind that axe somewhere else. That said, you’re right, she’s provided no evidence. Which is how most sexual assault/impropriety accusations work because predators generally don’t do their thing in front of crowds or…

I don’t like Allen, and tend to think he did this. But he was arrested for cocaine possession in 1978, 13 years before the show began. I doubt you’d agree in other cases with deciding that someone undoubtedly did something wrong because they had done a completely different illegal thing more than a decade before. …

You do realize that you have no fucking idea what the term “evidence” means, correct? Pam’s statement is direct, eyewitness, evidence. You can choose to believe it or not, but saying there is “no evidence” is just stupid. Oh, and she’s not charging him with a crime, or suing him, so the bar here for “evidence” is…

Fortunately, Pamela Anderson had the presence of mind to carry a camcorder with her at all times and captured the exact moment when Tim Allen flashed her and, so there was no confusion about consent, she turned the camera on herself and said, “I didn’t consent to that!” while maintaining a perfect frown.

If it doesn’t win the Oscar for Best Animated Feature, I will... well, I won’t riot, that’s too much work, but I’ll be slightly miffed and not at all surprised.

Our greatest traditions really are dying.

Blumhouse seems to be one of the last production studios that realizes if they make a bunch of films for a total of 100million that only one has to hit vs the majors that are like a handful of films for 100m each and they all have to hit.

I mentioned this a few weeks ago, but man am I delighted about how well Puss in Boots is holding up. Also man M3Gan is making that money, Blumhouse really knows how to choose their projects.

Breaks are good and important! This site is bad, but you seem to be taking it especially hard.

I was one of those sucked into a theater to see it this weekend. It’s both one of the most exhausting movies I have seen and has some of the best/creepy moments I’ve seen in a horror movie. I can’t say the movie equals the sum of it’s parts, but its neither exactly successful nor a failure. I don’t see me ever…

So, by “several of King’s books,” you mean “one of King’s books.”

On the spectrum of opinions on opinions, Nanjiani’s opinion that “none of us should have an opinion” (deep breath) falls squarely in the center.

The story of this story is that Kumail Nanjiani said something about a thing.

“Stop being so obsessive!”

Unless you’re very, very outspoken, it’s hard to gauge how much other people know/assume about your sexuality and what their reaction will be, even from supposedly “progressive” people.

People who didn’t live through that time don’t realize how terrifying it could be for a kid who MIGHT be gay. To even be perceived as gay was social suicide at that age. As someone who grew up in those times with no interest in sports and a deep love of The Cure, I was called the “f-word” and its various iterations…

Agreed. In terms of the show itself, I’ve always appreciated the subtlety, but with Schnapp’s coming-out it’s also clear that it was the right decision in terms of protecting the actor from really inappropriate personal scrutiny. If Will’s sexuality had been obvious the whole time, and he’d been forced to respond to…