Yes. Loved it.

Cedeno was bullied for years and nobody did anything. He shouldn’t even be charged, since this was self-defense. This is America, though, so clearly he should go the “Stand Your Ground” route and say he’s a member of Neighborhood Watch and the other kid was acting suspicious.

Actually, *clears mansplanation throat* it’s about the hero’s journey to avenge the death/rape/kidnapping/theft of his property.

Bjork in Dancer in the Dark—probably the most powerful and vulnerable performance I have ever seen. I don’t think I can ever watch that movie again because it was just too real.

True he’s not helping, but punishing the child, and the father by punishing the child, is just abysmally wrong. Gee, let’s start bringing in the kids of repeat offenders and torturing them, maybe that will help. Can hardly believe this story.

Ronan Farrow has The New Yorker piece with multiple women on the record about Weinstein. I have no doubt he is also working on an investigative piece about Woody, his father/brother-in-law.

“And they wouldn’t, because you are not interested in it. You are interested in making your movie.”

I had a roommate in University from Biloxi, MS (this was in Canada). When I asked her about her hometown she told me that racism really wasn’t a problem because the black people did the black people stuff and the white people did the white people stuff. I was like, uh...