Your condescending tone aside, I do use The Guardian. It’s not about seeking out information, it’s about making people aware of said information who wouldn’t otherwise be looking for it.

To be fair to CNN, the outlet wasn’t the only one to snap up the bait: The Guardian, New York Post, and U.K. newspaper The Telegraph were among the other publications...

I wasn’t able to watch Succession until Monday evening but I’d like to use this space as big fuck you to the AV Club for titling an article ‘RIP Logan Roy’ in the news feed 16 hours after the episode aired. That was super cool. You guys are awesome.  Truly an Elon Musk caliber joke/troll.

Top drawer! 

Absolutely love this show and I’m so happy it was renewed for a second season. It’s rare to see a realistic media portrayal of someone in recovery — rather than a writer’s best guess of what it’s like — but Single Drunk Female is pretty darn close. Haven’t watched the second season yet, but based on your review, it…

There's no way the thematic nuances of Boogerman would survive the Hollywood adaptation machine.

Leisure Suit Larry. Rated G.

He's going to be hearing about Batgirl to his dying day. Good.

I hear Ben Shapiro snapped up the rights to 'Custer's Revenge.'

Prison Guard: On your feet, Zazlav! It’s prison movie night!

Which is odd because I don’t even remember “I Will Always Love You” being in it.

In all seriousness, even if it is a movie based on Pauline Kael it’s a good idea to deny that it is. Orson Wells denied that Citizen Kane was based on Hearst, but obviously it was. If you say your movie is based on somebody real, especially if the person is alive or has close living relatives, you open yourself up for…

watching those monkeys fall into an abyss over and over again

It’s not all goof:

this sums up how bad elon is at this shit:

Or they can have Ed Wood’s chiropractor hold a cape over his face.

Wow. Jesus Revolution has now made more than $50 million. And it seems like most publications/websites didn’t even review it. That’s crazy and impressive.

I find it very fitting that His Only Son opened on April Fools weekend, since it’s basically the Bible’s version of this Norm MacDonald routine:

A simple country lawyer, who visited a farm once and learned how cows work, cause he grew up in a city. Not even kidding (cued up to 3:01).

Its a slippery slope