Well if the Danish can put together a case file as intricate as this I fail to understand why we can’t.

...but that had he known there would have been “no mercy,” adding, “I have daughters.”

Yes. Manning is not Edward Snowden. It is astounding how many people don’t grasp this. If you haven’t read the wikipedia article on Manning, I recommend that you do because it provides a great intro to her biography. She was neglected so much as a child. Her mother was an alcoholic. She may have suffered fetal alcohol…

I heard her on some NPR show that had her as a guest and I was surprised at how little command over the issues she had (little facts, all emotion). She also got aggressive with the interviewer several times over common questions. She doesn’t have the temperament or breadth of knowledge to be a Senator.

Sorry to burst your bubble but these people are hypocritical assholes.

Yeah, they’re not violent at all:

A Ridley Scott film about ransom for ransom.

I saw quite a men on twitter saying ‘Don’t blame him for being a good negotiator! She should have known better!’

Men rarely (if ever) get that label. I have Gone Girl on DVD and was watching with the director’s commentary. There is a scene at an airport where Ben Affleck wears a Yankees cap. David Fincher tells us, super calmly, that Affleck initially refused to wear it (because he, NOT THE CHARACTER, is from Boston) and held up…

off topic, but no one in this thread can spell “indiscretions”

When has Difficult-To-Work-With ever killed a male actor’s career? Christian Bale, Russell Crowe, for starters.

His “youthful indisgressions” are horrific. When talking about famous black people , some love mention that Jay - Z once sold drugs, and therefore will always be a shitbag, but will absolutely admire Walberg and watch his movies. From Wikipedia:

So will this earn him that dreaded “Difficult To Work With” label that results in your acting career going down the shitter, or at least leaving you glad to get roles in Lifetime movies? Or does that rule only apply to female performers who refuse to do nude sex scenes or touch the director’s pee-pee, not dudebros who…

Why people keep working with Wahlberg is beyond me.

The Shape of Water is a terrific movie. No offense to the great Frances McDormand but I’m really pulling for a Sally Hawkins Oscar win; she’s one of the big reasons that movie works despite its potentially ridiculous central love story and just consistently good wherever she shows up.

And yet, no big publishing houses will pick up my amnesiac-werewolf-in-a-zombie-apocalypse trilogy. I tell you, the world ain’t fair.

Biddle had a rep wayyyy before this list. I’m not even in media, and even I knew about it. Him being on the list should surprise no one - although I’m also 100% sure he’s got “explanations” for any actions of his that put him there.

Did anybody think multiple Gawker Media employees wouldn’t be on it? This is the place where Jezebel writers had to write several public blog posts calling their own company out on how they were getting spammed with really gross, violent, pornographic images in the comments to get them to do anything about it, and…

Is that magazine cover implying alt-right women are Lady Thor? Cause no. Just no.