Is the cast of Death on the Nile really much “lower-wattage” than Murder on the Orient Express?

Fight Club is one of those works that seems to be least understood by its biggest fans.

Of course Amy gets unfair criticism that the others don’t, I just don’t think it has much to do with win streaks. The anti-trans folks were mad the first day she won.

People complained about Ken’s streak. A lot. A big contingent of fans were very mad about the change to the five-episode limit.

Yeah, I may not be a fan of what Kris Jenner does, but damn if she isn’t good at it.

The weird thing though is that it wasn’t really a celebrity sex tape. The tape didn’t become well known because it featured celebrities, the people featured became celebrities because of the tape.

Absolutely hilarious to me how many smooth-brains in the comments here think that mythology is something that just sprang up out of the ether, with no connection to real life, and it is therefore free of any potential prejudice or bias.

Genuine question, what do you think was the basis for dwarves as a mythical race?

one of the big strengths of the MCU is how it precludes the endless reboots that preceded it.

But the term dwarf referencing a mythical race predates its use in medicine.

Remember this the next time you say you want government controlled healthcare/whatever else.

The show also introduces Marian Brook (newcomer Louisa Jacobson, whose main credit is being Meryl Streep’s daughter).

The smoothie he ordered is literally called a “Peanut Power smoothie.”

There is no world in which ordering that smoothie was the safest option for that child.

The only person responsible for putting this child’s life in danger is James Iannazzo.

You need to relax.

You’re focused on what percent of the pit’s emissions are being burned off.

Yes, Caleb was doxxed.

I’m confused. This guy went on a few dates with a bunch of women. And then stopped dating them?

I have too much respect for the military and the work they do to see it used as cheap entertainment.