This is the same party that almost got Herschel Walker into the Senate. They don’t care. 

“Not responding to a detailed list of questions from the New York Times” is basically how a Republican knows he’s achieved manhood.

Except he doesn’t have a family. He has places where he occasionally visits to look at his trophies. Those children are getting to the age where they are going to figure out that’s all they are to him. 

I was going to say this sounds like no child stars more than no nepo babies. I do think Michelle and Laura seem like particularly grounded celebrities though. 

Well, to be fair, the UK taxpayers should not have been expected to keep footing the bill for their security while they lived abroad. It was an impossible situation by that point. Had they remained in the UK, their security wouldn’t have been pulled and they lived on castle grounds.. Which is very secure.  As for the…

Every time I here about this show I’m shocked to hear it went on for six years when culturally it mostly felt like they were a one season show with an annoyingly popular Journey cover.

They still have to pay residuals to the talent that made the shows. It's likely not much per episode but it's not zero.

This is entirely perplexing to me. They own the shows, don’t they? They’re not paying anyone else for the streaming rights? How is this beneficial?

-Sir Laurence Olivier

Hate Christmas, love it, to me the most valid point of all is the one about “expectations”. We all need to give each other more grace during the holidays. Everyone in my family firmly loves Christmas but it’s taken us years to finally convince my wife’s 4 siblings that we do not all have to get individual gifts for…

If this fucks with Sandman and we don't get the Emperor Norton episode I will personally sound this dude with a rusty nail.

Someone on a podcast I listen to likened it to needing to clear 60GB from your hard drive and deleting just whatever you can, whether its large video files or small word docs that don’t even add up to 1MB.

I’ll admit it, I can’t tell if this is real or what an American thinks a Scot sounds like, but I enjoyed it.

I’m not an MBA, but this sounds suspiciously like raiding your couch for spare change because things are that bad.

Shocker that the guy who gutted departments and binned a bunch of projects for tax write-offs favours short term payouts over long term deals...

I admit I do love Christmas but I think it’s interesting that we have a holiday built around an old pagan practice of trying to bring light, generosity and optimism to the longest, darkest nights of the year... but then have the long slog through January, February and March. I wish Christmas came at the end of January…

Absolutely! I was under the impression that the palace assigned staff members to prep people in exactly these types of situations.

It also seems extremely unlikely that Harry wouldn’t have prepared her in advance. Not like 10 minutes before advance, but weeks. Like, “We’re going to meet my family on x date, here is everything you need to know.”

I’ve seen repeated claims that she was unaware of many things about interacting with the British royal family that are common knowledge. She didn’t know that you don’t jump up and hug the future king of England? She didn’t know that she’d have to curtsy to the Queen? Seems very hard to believe. I also remember some…

I guess that explains all the ridiculous plotlines on that show.