"If Brittany would have met with her father, I would have known, because I was always with her!! She was NEVER OUT OF MY SIGHT!!!!"

I'm sure it's Kourtney.

I feel like the seat heights thing should be common knowledge by this point, but it isn't. The single bullet simply did not have to be "magic," as the seat heights are a perfectly logical explanation for the angle of Connally's entry wound.

"The no-bullet theory."

Also, THIS. Lord Disick, attentive Daddy:

One of my favorite Scott Disick moments.

That's true, but I feel like Ewan McGregor is too A-list for this. Stephen Moyer wasn't known in the US prior to True Blood, so this qualifies as a (potential) good stepping stone for him as he transitions out of playing Bill.

"There are a lot of layers to this show, and I feel like a lot of people criticising it are just basically taking it at face value."

Someone went off on Alan Alda? All I remember is Madeline Davies saying that he was a better candidate for Sexiest Man Alive than Adam Levine.

Well, the Skarsgard fanatics won't have anything nice to say, but I haven't cared what they thought since they drove me out of the True Blood/Charlaine Harris fandom with their hate.

He's perfect for the role.

Totally agree. When everyone was bitching about "Vampire Bill" being cast, I was very steadfast in my "uh, no, he's completely perfect for the part, actually." Excellent singing voice. Charisma. Presence.

For me, the most surprising thing about Girls is that my rather macho, car-fixing, fly-fishing, rock-climbing southern-raised husband likes it more than I do. I like it, but he likes it more, which is kind of weird.

I really liked the episode with Patrick Wilson, but felt like I was in the minority. It definitely made me a bit uncomfortable, but I think that was the point. The moment when it becomes clear that he is looking for a couple days of manic-pixie dream girl and doesn't want her to actually, you know, talk, was quite…

You know what? Maybe letting conventionally attractive people go Photoshop-free is Step 1.

I find Scott's cheeky self-awareness refreshing.

My side-eye at the documentary was completely overtaken by my astonishment and wonder at his completely seminal performance in The Master. As good as DDL was as Lincoln, I still feel Joaquin was robbed.

I caught a couple episodes of that too, and I had the same reaction. I ended up just really wanting to give Aaron Carter a hug. My empathy went into overdrive.

I actually screeched and clapped during this moment on the show, because I absolutely despise the inexplicable confusion between the proper use of your/you're and their/there/they're.

For some reason, the more played out the "Imma let you finish" thing becomes, the more it pleases me. I think you've just identified why. Kanye's tears.