Pardon the explanation, but...

It’s not even an exaggeration to say most men don’t wash their hands. I’ve had conversations before that ultimately came down to as long as they don’t physically touch their dick (or actual pee/poop), it’s okay.

Some people here are taking this article way too personally when all it amounts to is: “This probably could’ve been covered on news channels and websites searching for stories to fill in a 24-hour cycle since it’s a hate crime directed at a Jewish presidential candidate at his own rally. Also, it would be nice if news…

She voiced Kitty Galore in the seminal hit Cats & Dogs 2: The Revenge of Kitty Galore.

I think I enjoy the chorus of “On” a lot more than the verses. I don’t know what’s up with the rapline these days on the singles, but the second verse buries the momentum for me. Maybe it’s pop nowadays in general, but BTS has been leaning too heavily on vocal effects for me instead of relying on proper singing.

That looks like some Entertainment Weekly cover from 2007 to promote whatever bad sci-fi film that was coming out that summer.

I’m sure he’s used to it considering he makes $78.5 billion a year and Amazon’s median annual worker pay is $28,466. Considering he can easily make that $10 billion back in a matter of weeks, yeah, I’m not going to pat a billionaire on the back because he occasionally donates a fraction of his earnings to a crisis his…

Yes. I believe it was a couple of years after his Casino Royale theme song—post-Audioslave and pre-Soundgarden reuniting. His first solo album was actually okay.

I thought Adele’s “Skyfall” was the only good one of the Craig films. Rewatching them lately and I totally forgot the time when Chris Cornell (RIP) tried to break into pop music. And Alicia Keys & Jack White’s song for Quantum of Solace belonged in a lame award show duet performance no one will remember the next day.

Does that mean “gonna”?

Pop music now is stars accusing others of chart manipulation while doing it themselves. They’re just mad they haven’t thought of it first.

With I’m Not There and Inside Lleywen Davis, I’ve had my fill of Bob Dylan in movies for a while. I have no problem with Chalamet, but the movies he stars in isn’t as good as the movies where he’s a supporting character.

I’m not 100% sure, but anything outside BTS is done on their own dime during what little free time they have available. People can believe what they want about BTS’ approach, but this little tibit from their boss and his Time Magazine interview says a lot (especially the “liability” part):

I think my main point still stands regardless of the details.

I think I stopped caring about video game movies once the 360/PS3 generation began and games started to have better scripts (outside RPGs) and better level/art design. The 2000s was a long “video games are art, Roger Ebert, you bastard” argument that I don’t miss.

Yeah, this notion that BTS is above crash diets and plastic surgery is a weird one. Especially since some of the members have openly admitted to the former.

“Magic Shop” was a year and a half ago. I was specifically talking about the Persona album last spring.

Putting Suga last has to be some type of crime.

Zach Braff, huh. Maybe Florence was a die-hard Scrubs fan because I really don’t know what else is there. Not as weird as Emilia Clarke and Seth McFarlane but close.

As an aside to the repeated, blatant racism that could be a career-ender on its own, specifically mocking famous artists in the industry you want to be in is such a dumbass thing to do. Being 15 doesn’t automatically make you a dummy, dummy.