My instructor let us try to do a running mount up like you see in Westerns after a lesson once. Of course, had I not been using the most relaxed horse in world that day, she never would have let us. Looking back I feel a bit bad for the horse, but she seemed ok with standing there letting kids bounce off her.

It's all so bizarre, but I can see why the theaters want to cover their asses rather than risk liability over what looks like a not-exactly-Oscar-worthy film.

Doesn't surprise me since Lowe has been politically active for years. Remember his sex tape from the late 80s? That was made while he was in Atlanta for the Democratic National Convention (he was campaigning for Dukakis).

I rather picture that as Zeus punching Cronos in the stomach as far as ego battles go. And out vomited The Newsroom.

I think the theater chains didn't want the movie in house, so Sony had no place to show it.

I think it might have more to do with the fact that there's a very high likelihood that the hacking is coming from inside the house, so to speak.

That's a lot of pissed off white boys.

After watching the trailer for this movie, I'm confident in saying that the cancellation of it's release is not at all a loss.

this was an act of war

Ayup. You threw something past his head and he wasn't expecting it. We have to train SCA horses for games by very very slowly introducing them to weapons that will be waved around their heads: wooden swords, lances, spears, etc. You let them smell it first, then move it ever so slowly around their heads from the…

Yes, but those horses were used to it. I'm in the SCA, and we have to train horses not to spook at voluminous clothing, flapping pennants, and clanking armor, because horses do not have some sort of genetic memory that lets them know that "no, it's okay that that person doesn't seem to have legs; they're just hidden."…

Should not have laughed.

The fact that she did this on her own and not because the boy invited her makes the whole thing much less creepy.

That's great... but your HR department has your SSN, DOB, Home Address, Dependents/Beneficiaries names and their SSN, DOB and addresses. So, your email is the least of your worries

THIS THIS THIS. Thank you so much Brian Barrett.

I'm sure your company or health insurance provider does not have any records of your social security number, personal address, picture for corporate ID, License plate for on-lot car pass, or direct deposit accounting info.

My rule of thumb is that every work email I write I assume will be read by everyone, and I read it three times before clicking Send. I encrypt anything sensitive (but even if those were cracked, it wouldn't be anything revelatory). If I need to say something "controversial" or harsh, it's by voice.

Nope, no sympathy. If you use corporate email for personal use, this kind of thing can happen.

Your comment is wrong. I'm an actor/comedian, a small actor/comedian, one of hose who doesn't make millions a year but enough to survive. I love my job and the fact that I make enough to pay my bills is a huge accomplishment, the dream is to one day make it big enough to buy a house. You have never heard of me, I…