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He also videotaped himself stealing the money and left a VHS taunting folks about it. And then came back and was DA again or something. I've never gotten over that.

As a huge fan of this film that I am proud to have sat through in theaters, I'm thrilled to see "Jeanne Dielman" trending on Twitter: If you check it out, be forewarned: It is largely static, silent shots of its title character going about her life and daily routine for hours, slowly teasing out slow details and mild changes that build to a shocking climax.

I thought the Alexis journalist thing would be nonsensical but it oddly really works, unlike a lot of the show. It makes sense Alexis would've been long-disbarred by now too, so it helps showing actual consequences for her choices.

In light of today's Kanye debacle on Alex Jones (covered in the media thread):

I would assume Holmes' wife hired the PI. She is apparently a pretty serious attorney.

They both apparently separated from their spouses in late August. The affair began early this year, allegedly.

Alex Jones' horrified, in over his head expressions during these clips are one for the ages.

@DRW50 Meanwhile....

Apparently both are nowhere to be seen this morning on ABC. Andrew Shue from Melrose Place! Here they are with Holmes palling up to Shue, I believe when Robach and/or Holmes were training for the NY marathon early this year which is where the affair may have began:

Someone online said FM was like having three bands in one with the three unique voices, styles, etc. and it's absolutely true. But what often excited me most is when you could hear Stevie and Christine on Lindsey's crazy songs or vice versa.

@DRW50will be thrilled about this. As am I. I wish Hulu would archive the full run, not just the latest season. I'd be happy to catch up.

With Robach the wife of Melrose's own Andrew Shue! I posted the original article in the Soap Stars thread bc of the Shue connection, but: You aren't fùcking around when you send the British paps after someone, and it looks like all these pix had to come from a PI discreetly tailing them - maybe by one of the spouses. (Allegedly, they each separated from their partners in August but who knows. The affair supposedly began early this year.)

Well, Andrew Shue (Melrose Place) is about to be back in the news because of this trending scandal featuring his wife, GMA anchor Amy Robach:

Yes, he does that. Sometimes it works for the characters, sometimes it's random but it suited his often-psychotic character on OLTL. But my problem is more when he is just literally sending up all his scenes and mocking them. An issue that plagued both Todds at different times.

I watched him chuckle his way through a ton of rape stories on OLTL. My patience is limited.

He's still handsome but he really has aged fast. He is giving his same typical performance though. He doesn't try unless a soap challenges him, and instead starts doing weird shít and smirking through any and all serious material. He better watch that with Eileen because if he tries to throw a scene to the left she doesn't play.

I'm just happy to see Felicia. They really have turned the Q mansion into a suburban house. The kitchen area looks like the Fresh Prince set from almost 30 years ago. But Alley Mills is having a ball as Heather, it's still nice to see Finola, Tristan and Kristina, and the little dude playing Leo is adorable and wonderful representation. He reminds me a lot of my nephew on the spectrum except not super spoiled.

I really don't know what to say. My mother was a devoted fan of Fleetwood Mac. My first memory of their music is Christine McVie and her songs on Rumours and the self-titled album prior. I was very small and asked my mother one day who was singing one of the other Stevie songs on the album - she answered 'Stevie Nicks', and I assumed that was the group's only singer, and spent another few years amazed at how one woman could throw her voice. Once I discovered the truth I was fascinated by Christine's soothing voice and deceptively simple lyrics. Some of her songs are both the most touching and the most haunting. I remember when, in early adolescence, I discovered a new FM album I didn't know about - Tusk, a very experimental, edgy piece of work - I was instantly transported by her opening track (Over and Over, which @Faulknerposted above) and by this one as well, which still haunts me. (Especially the very, very faint voice saying 'don't touch me' in one of the early choruses.) Christine made a strong return doing a duo album with Lindsey Buckingham - clearly a swipe by him at Stevie, who allegedly had dragged her feet on recording new music for the group. I always held out hope that FM would mend fences with Lindsey again so I could see them all together live. Christine wasn't just the glue, she was the soul of the group and its serene central nexus. Her music could do anything and was much more complex than it was sometimes given credit for. With Christine gone, Fleetwood Mac can never quite be what it was. Her voice and the ghosts in her sound are undying.

Ben Smith's new venture Semafor has gleefully stepped in it again after an attempt to 'un-cancel' Junot Diaz:

Ke Huy Quan richly deserves this. What a Hollywood story after starting out in so many of our childhoods, when he was a kid himself, then walking away and coming back again.

57?? Damn, she looks good.