I was thinking it would be pretty neat if they figured out how to incorporate some kind of analysis of walkability/drivability. It already looks at traffic, it would be cool if it told you that with current traffic it’d be quicker/less stressful to walk there and back than to drive.

I feel really guilty because my husband hates it when he has to travel for business but it’s so relaxing for me not having to take care of him for a couple days. He’s really sensitive about certain things, like scented things give him headaches and if something wakes him up in the middle of the night he can’t go back…

I don’t get claiming they ran out of ideas when they clearly decided they really did want to make a King of Queens revival (when previously they kinda wanted to revive King of Queens but didn’t want to be obvious about it). From all I’ve read about this show, they were out of ideas once CBS got past “Let’s put Kevin…

My first thought was to wonder how many of those guests were people who work for NBC, like when the cast of Will & Grace showed up in the first week.

This works equally well for avoiding stupid people, awful people, people who have no clue how the world actually works but want to tell you how you should behave, Trump supporters, Trump himself, etc.

True. Occasionally I’ll troll foxnews.com and a vast majority of the comments are along the lines of “Every day a Liberal screams is a good day!”

I don’t disagree that Griffin is problematic but Andy Cohen is even worse.

That was my reaction to the news of possible gluten-free wheat, what’s the point? AFIK, why bread made with wheat is so good is the gluten, I’d be more excited if they were working on a substance that functions like gluten but doesn’t make people sick. The article I read didn’t make a case for how a bread made with…

Yes! I hope a lot of the survivors coming out about their experiences are talking to journalists on background so they can investigate and expose a bunch more of these predators. Start with everyone whose creepiness is an “open secret”

Wow. I never heard about Rudlin, that’s so disappointing I’ve liked a lot of his work. I hope he gets exposed and becomes toxic to work with.

Yeah, the first season he was cast for the Showtime pilot and got cast on that J-Lo cop drama when Showtime turned it down. Apparently, he was juggling both shows in the first season. Officially, he only signed up for one season and didn’t want to stay longer because his family is still on the east coast.

Ugh. My husband and I have had fights about when to leave for the theatre for that reason. He doesn’t like being late for things but unless we’re going to a likely-to-be-busy screening I’m usually “We’d only be showing up early to sit though ads, plus there’s about 15 minutes of trailers before the movie actually…

The first season also had Kellen Lutz, who is best known as the brother of 30 Rock writer J.D. Lutz.

I still remember her in Our House, a short-lived family drama where Deidre Hall played her mother, Chad Allen was her brother and they moved in with grandfather Wilfred Brimley after their dad died. As I recall, her character was a smart, assertive girl who often had to battle the idea she was being difficult when she…

The first several episodes were promising. At first it was a Degrassi:TNG type reboot, where a bunch of the original character still showed up at their old school and the creators did some interesting parallels to the original but it seemed like The CW was sending notes to dumb it down.

I had so much hope for that reboot when Walter joined but she barely appeared until midseason when she was written out. It seemed like the CW brass couldn’t figure out how the matriarch of a cult comedy could be amazing in a soapy drama. At least Gossip Girl made good use of Margaret Colin and Wallace Shawn.

Thanks, I couldn’t remember what the standard was but I knew 20% sounded ridiculous.

And it will continue to be the fault of the Clintons, the Obamas and George Soros because the alternative is GOP figures figuring out how to govern and Republican voters valuing actual policy interst (and not refusing to learn when their ideology fails to work the way they expected) over whoever said the most…

Wow. That’s appalling. Food costs are supposed to be managed with proper portioning and that’s supposed to include throwing things out when they’re supposed to be thrown out (everything has different standards). If a unit can’t meet food cost goals that way, corporate is the problem (and 20% sound ridiculous)…

Customers have direct access to the food. The general public sucks at hygiene