My problem with non-gendered awards is that women are already undervalued in Hollywood, while having to work harder. Women actors spend most of their time emoting, while men spend it running around and blowing up stuff.

I really don’t want the preponderance of awards going to guys blowing up stuff.

I also hear she planned the entire operation and killed every one of those people herself.  

I miss people like Westheimer and Sagan being sensible on a show like Tonight. Very useful. in popularizing science. Fallon just doesn’t quite manage it somehow.

Let’s not forget her other pop culture “cameo”

I will remember your invaluable legal advice next time I shoot a gun at a condom.

I was hoping for Norm, but you know who is haunting me instead?  You guessed it -- Frank Stallone.

Asexual != Aromantic though, yeah? But I guess in that particular piece the sex and romance were very much linked.

Hoisted on my on pedantism...

I just adore the whole story behind Wuthering Heights, where two months after Jane Eyre made a huge splash, the writer’s little sister who was just known as a creepy weirdo who went on hours-long solitary walks through the moors put her own book out. No one had any idea what to expect, and what they got was a super…

Actually, biannual is twice a year. Which is also semi-annual. You’re thinking of biennial.

I think her performance in The Shining might be the best performance in a Kubrick movie. Either that or HAL in 2001

With most other nepo baby actors, I would dismiss this out of hand as a slightly more sophisticated PR tactic...

It’s currently on it’s third season at Discovery Channel.

Well he had a license for that.

You want it to sound respectable you call it ‘Minge Atoll’.

Of course, replacing a nominee this late in the process is also an unprecedented move, which could easily blow up in their face.

Additionally, I never had the feeling in 2016 that if Trump lost his supporters would try a fucking armed coup.

Here’s the thing: reassuring your nervous supporters that the debate was “one bad night” shouldn’t be complicated at all. Just get the candidate in as many live, unscripted situations as possible to prove that he can still think on his feet and still has the stamina to campaign. Schedule a live, one-hour town hall…

I was thinking the same thing watching the episode. I think even if I couldn’t move or bury the bodies, I would move to cover them or position them so they are not all twisted. It’s not rational, but if I cared about them I would want to do it.