Except for Megan Reynolds’s recent review of his standup program on Netflix, Jezebel’s treatment of Pete Davidson reminds me of how a lot of the media (mostly tabloids and paparazzi, I suppose) harassed Britney Spears in the 2000s. Since she barely survived being stalked, hounded, goaded, baited and violated by creeps…

Pete Davidson first appeared on SNL about four years before his relationship with Ariana Grande. That same year, he contemplated suicide, not long after he was diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder.

Cartoons are TWO-dimensional; they have length and breadth.

I read your review, but I still have some questions. Are you saying that Schindler’s List metaphorically denies the Holocaust? Or what?

I have no idea.  I’m guessing several?  Not sure what that has to do with what constitutes an Easter egg.

Is it an Easter egg if there’s nothing on screen for audiences to find?  I mean, it’s not like I can look hard enough and see Billie Lourd in this scene.

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What happened is people said stuff like, “It’s a fun movie, but there were some dumb parts, like when the main guy was instantly great at everything blue aliens do, or when the blue aliens’ little wooden arrows pierced the cockpit glass of the sci-fi battle jets,” and then rabid fans responded with “No! That all makes…

To which I would argue that even when Moore uses other people’s characters, like Mina Harker and Allan Quartermaine, he re-invents them and casts them in new stories.

And that . . . is how it’s done.

You mentioned “Watchmen being originally intended to be the Charlton comics characters,” and I was referring to them, the Charlton comics characters.  Are you trying to move the goalposts? 

There’s a difference between characters from a pretty established canon and characters whom no one remembers.

With national treasure Laura Dern?  No argument here.  

Where is that keyboard going, where has it been?

“Supposed to be”? Says who?

This dumb article could be reduced to its headline and it would still be too long.

That’s one of the things about art:  you don’t really need it.

When I was in college years ago in Chicago, my friends and I were bored one night, so we drove to the Rock and Roll McDonalds, and the famous DJ Dick Biondi was broadcasting there. We got to meet him, and I was kinda nervous because I knew his work on Magic 104 because I liked to listen to oldies when I did my…

Another time I saw this big green bug that was sitting on the wall of my house outside, but it looked like a leaf instead of a bug.  (And it was really a bug. I checked.) Crazy.

One time I needed a specific type of tape that wasn’t easy to find, but then I thought about it and realized there was a pretty good chance that it was in this one store I didn’t go to very much, so I went there, and, sure enough, they had the tape. So I bought some. Yay me.