Dude’s dumber than a bag of rocks.

He is such an idiot.

I, for one, am only going to post positive comments like #QueenThicc and good natured memes. She is, after all, famous for her sense of humor.

Say what you will about monarchy as a concept, but that lady can rock a hat. 

She said “my first understanding”, she didn’t say the extent of her understanding. Appreciate you sharing those facts about Perry, but the condescension was unwarranted.

What is it with Khloe and brutal verbal attacks on very young women? Anyone remember when she posted what she thought was a nude pic of Chloe Grace Moretz, who at the time was all of 19?

now I need Raging Waters Darryl asap

This episode is probably the first episode where Greg actually felt like Greg. Skyler Astin plays him way too happy and it just doesn’t fit. Also Rebecca should have asked Josh or Daryl to go to the water park with her instead. They would have actually enjoyed it.

Don’t you think that this sentiment is belittling to others who follow pop culture and hip hop/rap culture? There tends to be a crowd here that seems to be proud to not know certain things because they’re “old” but honestly it just seems ignorant. If you were interested in understanding parts of the article you…

I am just glad she made a song for the dwarves. the mortal men and the elves had their fun, but nobody thinks of them.

Let me ask my kids once I’m done yelling at this cloud. 

My personal theory is that royal staff are extremely intolerant to any perceived rudeness from Meghan, and they’re leaking stories out of revenge. I’m sure Meghan has been rude at times. But surely every member of that family is entitled and spoiled. It’s just that staff will put up with it from blood royals, but not…

FYI the “elaborate, choreographed dance party” is part of a traditional Indian wedding. Weddings in India can be celebrated over the course of several days, and include a bunch of different events.

C-lister? Ha! In America, maybe. In Bollywood, she’s as big a star as they come. And this wedding took place in India, so it’s par for the course for Bollywood celebrity weddings.

Obviously not to this scale and cost but every Indian wedding I’ve been to has been pretty massive.

I confess I did watch the original, after the many articles that started popping up. It is a great example of escapism. I hate romance because I’m bitter and alone :) so I normally avoid stories where people fall in love, but it’s so over the top unrealistic and a bit campy that I will probably watch the sequel. 

I’m just so grateful to see a Netflix movie that FINALLY reflects my own personal experience.

It does make sense given how Eleanor had to basically raise herself and felt the need to emancipate early - in a lot of ways Patricia’s both younger (still being nurtured) and older (supported enough to develop better empathy) than Eleanor got to be at that age.

Speaking for myself, I’m just so burned out on gritty movies and bloated actioners and the never ending spate of self-serious films that trade on themes of despair and world destruction and how America and the globe is in decline. I’m sick of violence and crime and films whose only innovations are the ways they dream…

Sometimes I wonder: what if I’d been in a coma for five years and this is the kind of headline I’d wake up to?