If you want to read some great stuff, just check out the comment thread at the bottom on any Yahoo! news story on the issue.

I'm no special Mad Max authority, but I can't think of ANY vehicle in ANY of the Mad Max movies that featured a self-enclose large-caliber turret on its roof (or anywhere else or in any other setting, for that matter).

Is there an Internet site that analyzes and deconstructs all of Lindsey Lohan's Photoshop'd selfies? - Because, I would much rather waste time on something like that.

Yup, A First World Problem. Apple had to issue specific instructions on how to remove the song titles from people's devices, and 'thousands' (according to the Guardian, etc.) had storage space issues because of the forced download (particularly those poor people with older devices), and the New Yorker rightly…

I suppose there will be also an accounting of any forced downloads of a new U2 album for people using Apple products - No?

Yes: a negative (ugh movie concept) + a negative (Eli Roth) = Ain't no way…

Dibs on Chewbacca-mom porn parody.

If you do use the google machine, but instead take a look at a key phrase from that posting - "Then I found Rachel’s blog (google " HOW I FREED MYSELF FROM THE DIABETES " )" - you will find 76 results with that EXACT same phrase… including the spamish extra space between " " marks and the phrase you're supposed to…

Yup. Everything you said. She's pretty much taken her legacy and torn it to shreds; endorsing a vile misogynist, bigot, etc. will tend to do that, particularly as she was once respected for being an entirely inclusive person. What a train wreck.

I can't believe there would be a Buffy, Scream Queens, etc. or maybe even Joss Whedon's entire career without the original Scream. Jebus, even Community's obsession with meta references seems like it owes a debt to this series…

The review includes the phrase 'my hot-weather jam.' I, personally, can quite clearly see the ax and the blood .

I guess Seth Meyers just lost the coveted pre-diabetic, white, racist, mobility scooter demographic.

Well, I might just be an ass, but I couldn't stop laughing during the scene where tiny little Tom Cruise is behind the wheel of that muscle car, and he looks like the least threatening person alive.

I can still remember seeing Ben Stiller making the tours of late night talk shows before this was released (one time he was even wearing the same clothes on two different programs) and he seemed to be tired and worn out from the work. Even at the time, he seemed a bit desperate to explain this wasn't a typical Jim…

As someone who lives in Denver and frequented Casa Bonita as a kid (especially in junction with birthday parties, etc.), I can assure you it had a seriously big reputation before South Park. It was a 10 mile drive to get there, and no one ever complained!

Ashton. I can totally see you in a movie where the movie poster has you laying your head down on a item of food (a la Dan in Real Life). Maybe you could be unshaven and have a bemused expression on your face, as well? (The item of food needs to be pillow like - I will get a list to you later.) Also, there could be a…

It took me a few episodes to get into the Kroll show, and then I kept telling people about it (saying sweaty-breathless things like "You've GOT to see it…!," etc.) I don't know if I've ever warmed up to something so slowly, only to become such an annoying fan.

DePalma pretty much earned a lifetime of "Ugh" when he so completely mishandled the Black Dahlia. Thanks to L.A. Confidential, he even had a template, and brilliant casting to use as a cheat-sheet from a decade earlier, and he still managed to limp-dick the whole thing.

I've heard other people (who know much more about such things than I) say that John Woo is a second-unit director that happened to get lucky in his career, and yup, that seems to cover it.

I still use this (when I'm bossing around un-paid Interns): "I know you want to work for Mo Fuzz. And Mo Fuzz wants you to. But first, I'm going to need to you do something for me… on spec."