Not every old movie needs a remake, in fact MOST should not be remade. The story/plot is virtually meaningless to the average viewer but it’s iconic for the portrayal or interpretation of the ethos of American culture at the time. That and being a vehicle specifically for Fonda.

I’m not seeing it. the bottoms of the wheels are obscured by the Jersey barrier in the foreground of the shot.

North Norway and South Norway.  Like “The Dakotas.”

This will be the case that brings him down.....

Norways, really? Is that some Nordic airline I have never heard of?

Lithium-ion battery fires do not require oxygen to burn and can be considered by nature a chemical fire.

 You're too stupid to have an opinion, be quiet. 

These fake meats failed all three requirements:

I really hate when articles like this don’t clarify “New York City” vs. “New York.”

A Lister Jaguar 7.0 Litre Le Mans Mk III

A jeep M677 Truck- basically a military variant of the jeep FC-170 with a crew cab. So cool, so weird. I want this to haul my mountain bikes and go camping with even though it’s probably too loud to get over 50 miles an hour and less safe than just riding my mountain bike on the freeway.

Scientology :

Fucking California, I swear. You probably wouldn’t believe recently seeing $11 a dozen eggs either.

Sometimes I think Jezebel goes out of it’s way to find unflattering pictures of its storylines’ heels. Here’s a much more flattering picture of Peaches Stergo.

These so-called spicy ready to eat foods, particularly the current ghost pepper hype are mostly pointless to me. They almost always lack the fruity nuanced flavor that should come with a good chinense family pepper and usually aren’t anywhere what I consider hot. That’s what hot sauces and ground chili pepper are for,…

Recession proof? Have you checked the price increases for Campbell’s ready to eat soups over the last couple of years? $5-6 not on sale around me for Campbell’s Chunky or Progresso soups that feels like a $2-3 hike from just a couple years ago. 

Oh, please. I am NO fan of Howard Stern; I think he’s a talentless asshole. But the framing of this entire piece - Anderson as hapless victim of Stern’s obnoxious privacy-invading style - is ridiculous. She CHOSE to go on Stern’s show, just like she spent years choosing to appear in Playboy and bounce around on…

“if it simply prioritizes things like public transit, urban walkability, and smaller cars”

It’s their attempt to bring the HP universe into the real world, where powerful people never face consequences more severe than a few Twitter memes trying to “cancel” them for their heinous actions.