It’s infuriating to me that Oprah gets a pass on giving a national Platform to Dr. Oz, Dr. Phil, Jenny McCarthy, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., etc.

Great read, I wish these articles were more popular.

But to get access to the multiplayer, you need to purchase the game, right? Or they come separately and it’s not mentionned?

It’s totaly fine you guys!

Typical closed-minded American bullshit. I’ll have you know that the Queen’s anus is delightful.

The folks at 343 Industries have poured years of work into this game; they deserve a chance to see if their vision clicks or not in the long term.

Like most games based on a free-to-play model (the campaign is priced at a premium, but the multiplayer mode is free), Halo Infinite features a battle pass.

Twitter shares briefly bumped 11 percent following the news, and trading was quickly halted due to volatility.

How is this not copyright infringement?

I’m not ready to blame the writers because this style of writing could very well be a mandate from sentient herb Jim Spanfeller and his Girl Boss Lea Goldman.

Why bother clicking on the article? Why bother reading the article? Why bother commenting on it?

This style of writing is what’s turning off more and more from G/O Media. It seems every other article is about stocking fans’ entitlement. Actors “promise” things over which they never had any control. TV shows “finally” reveal a plot point even though the show is only in it’s first season. Films/shows/games “prove”…

I’m three articles in about Kid Rock from the Metro Times and it starts with this:

The simple thing to do is when it comes to what are usually tough choices: who gets unplugged from the ventilator to make room for another with more chances of surviving? This is already standard pratice when hospitals get overwhelmed, say during a major catastrophe.

They get hitched anyway, and Patrizia takes to the upper-class Gucci lifestyle like she was born to it.

Ridley Scott is just too skilled to be a “so bad it’s good” director and he’s never had a camp/satirical streak like the Paul Verhoevens of the world.

I love that according to Kid Rock, his name is Kid Kid Rock.

Simon’s YouTube account currently has over 700,000 subscribers, and he currently makes over $600 per new video uploaded to his Patreon.

How has this not been remade, sorry rebooted, into Can’t Buy Me Love?

He doesn’t have any range, but he is great at the little acting talent he’s got. I think his real strenght is in the way he acts through his body’s movements and posture.