They almost certainly wouldn’t be useful for promoting the film (and no American studio would approve them), but I adore the Polish tradition of super-arty, weird film posters:

Between Comedy Central and TNT, I doubt we’ll forget it anytime.

I won’t lie and say that I knew all of these were covers, but the ones that I did know about (~11) are just making me feel old. Get off my lawn, people that didn’t know “I’m a Believer” was a cover.

Some of these rants on this show make me feel like they’re speaking in code. Maybe I’m just supposed to be baffled by their elitist speak.

Same here, comrade.  Then again, one of my high school social studies electives was a Russian Civilization class.  

I’ve just felt so very bad for the guy this whole season. He was a royal shit last episode and I had mistakenly thought he might just stay on that course for the rest of the season. Then, with this episode, he’s right back to being the runt of the litter, Little Lord Fuckleroy, once again...and I’m right back to…

I don’t buy Kendall’s speech. He’s never been that convincing when thinking and orating on his feet.

So is there actually going to be staff attending this year or is it just going to be pissy little newswire post about every little non-event (we all remember “SpitGate” at the Venice Film Festival) that transpires?

How many times can one man mention that he’s worked with Gordon Ramsay? 

Same here.   I don’t want witch hazel in my food!

This is what I came here to write, but you put it better than I could have. I just had the general gut feeling that going so far as calling the assertion racist is not quite right, the kind of shit right-wing nutjobs and not-quite-out-and-proud bigots might claim (they usually call it “reverse racism”, which makes…

Right?!?  I have really, really tried to “get into” the bar scene  at various points of my life, usually because my friends who were way into it at the time, but a crowded bar is just the worst place to converse.  It is exhausting to constantly have to repeat yourself just to make simple small talk.

Really, the only time I can abide spending anytime in a bar is when nearly no-one is there. Once people start showing up and the noise (the noise from other patrons and noise from whatever dumb music they’re pumping) makes normal conversation untenable, I’m just waiting for an excuse to leave.

It is definitely a game I love to start, get to some of the advanced missions, and then quietly give up and move onto other games when I experience my first veteran-party-wipe. There are probably more optimal ways to play the game, but I think you can only hedge against RNG so much.

I won’t spoil anything for people who haven’t watched LCK, but we are getting to the point in that side competition where I am genuinely rooting for both contestants. LCK is a genius idea for Top Chef, but it does have the unfortunate effect of making it feel like a contestant has lost twice. Plus, it is absolutely…

No slight to the current staff, who are clearly working within the constraints of the current-day AVC, but this article did inspire to dig up some relevant old pre-slideshow stuff:

He also seems to be the most at peace. Sure, before the wedding, he was maybe freaking out, but now that they’ve married and come to a sort of understanding as to the nature of their relationship. He might end up in a bad spot if all of the corporate manuevering messes up his line to the Roy fortune; outside of that,…

Roman has been behaving worse and worse since getting a hint of power, but I still can’t help feeling bad for the guy. All the Roys have struggled with the New World Order post-Logan, but, right now, he seems to be having the roughest time adjusting. He seems to have thought that, once he had his share of the throne,…

Yeah, we’re not exactly sure why either.

No mention of The Bay?