To me it sounds a hell of a lot like he wanted to get all “process” and “craft” with her, and KK kind of went “yeah, how about I perform based on my 20 years of experience and you give me notes after?” Some directors react really, really badly to not being able to control every step of the process.

A friend worked on the crew of one of her early movies and has always spoken really highly of her - just said she was very kind and easygoing. The friend’s been around a lot of actors and doesn’t name-drop much, so it’s notable that they really liked Keira very much.

I don’t think it has to be rebuffed flirting - she likely rebuffed his direction in some way he found particularly offensive. She’s an internationally-known actress with 20 years of acting behind her, she’ll have a way to approach scenes, and it’s possible he wanted her to approach them HIS way and control her process.

Honestly, the most disturbing thing about this particular story is that the roofie was slipped into a single glass from a split bottle of wine during a full dinner. That is not the scenario we’re usually warned about.

I never get this “get someone to watch your drink for you” shit.

The third-floor guy is an accident. There’s no hero here - if the storyline’s correct, then this is a very typical domestic violence pattern.

According to the linked article, he thought he was breaking into the apartment of the mother of his child, from whom he was estranged. He’d never been to her place before and broke into the apartment below hers. In short: the downstairs neighbor got the home invasion intended for the ex.

I need someone to connect this story to Florida before it starts making any sense.

I don’t see why this is wrong. He’s right, this shouldn’t be trial-by-Twitter. It should be correctly handled by the courts.

Yep, this is the correct answer: abandon your drink. Once the drink leaves your hand, you are done with that drink. If you are someone who needs to constantly leave your drink because the music has taken your soul and you must dance the night away, then drink one fancy expensive cocktail and then a series of…

It sounds like he meant he couldn’t do something immediately. But he did notify security, and either he or security notified the police, and then they made up a credit card malfunction to keep the guy in the restaurant.

“Frequency” is my nemesis in this TV season. It’s going to ruin a perfectly good movie by drawing out some angsty daddy issues over god knows how many seasons, and it’s taking up the oxygen that totally should’ve gone to a remake of South Korea’s “Signal”, which operates on a similar radios-across-time premise but…

Wait wait wait - he lived in Romania and introduced an abortion-banning bill?!? All hail Ceaușescu’s return!

This is the current “eeeee!” Korean guy, drama-wise: Song Joong Ki. (Looks 15, I know, but is actually kind of a charisma grenade.)

We were on the phone, she started on some of her bullshit, I said, “If you don’t stop, I’m hanging up the phone,” she didn’t stop, and I hung up.

You know, as a kid I just used to hit a limit with crowds. That meant parties, holidays, church events - whatever. I was fine, and then I was abruptly done. And then I would shut down and look just like Caroline Cruz (I have photos to confirm this). I’d try to sneak off to my room for a bit, or hide under the piano,…

On one hand, I feel bad for Zachary Levi because he’s done a fantastic job in “She Loves Me”. Awesome singing, great physical comedy, incredibly engaging - any other year he’d be a lock.

It’s much more micro than that - I’m not talking about turning away another avatar because of their gender, I’m talking about all of those tiny microdecisions that make up group dynamics. Stuff like who gets to make decisions, who gets what task, who gets teamed up, who gets contacted first, etc. All of those social…

I doubt it’d have that much effect as you think, which is to say I don’t think it’d have really any at all.

Yes, it is, because what gender your character is, when it has no effect on gameplay and, again someone please correct me if I’m wrong, you only ever see from an inventory screen, is by no means important.