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A lovely cover, if nothing else. I am amused the Ace shot is clearly just derived from a well-known screencap from the Blu-Ray promotional skit.

She comes off utterly insane, and maybe someone realized they already have 50 characters.

I liked Beanie Feldstein in Booksmart, but everyone involved in this should've known better. Mound of salt, given the source:

Exactly. Just because it's on Twitter doesn't make it real.

Is it me or does she sound dramatically different IRL? Much higher voice, much more relatable than the post-'80s Hope who is the stormy ice queen. It's lovely, it's just so different.

In which CNN mourns the death of CNN+, with no small amount of ego protection and confirmation bias:

I still can't believe "Jake Tapper's Book Club" was an actual CNN+ show.

Oh, for God's sake: (Yes, it's more wisteria.)

Get ready for Chris Wallace's Wet 'n Wild New Year's Eve!

I believe that's their claim, but I think they also implied in that same article they want to get away from 'editorializing about the partisanship in Washington,' which to me doesn't suggest they're ever going to stop courting the racist Republican base and begging for their approval.

Who among us wouldn't want to smell Brad Maule?

Is that what happened?? LOL I need to go back and look at that set.

It seems like this whole setup would give credence to the theory that but I can see Ron doing either. He always takes a character too far, then blames the audience and twists the knife. And often takes it out on other characters, so Abigail paying for it herself wouldn't shock me.

What in the absolute fùck are you talking about? I was opining on AMCOLTL's question, it has nothing to do with you. Two people respond to the same topic on here all the time. I've had enough of this, and I'm reporting it. Enjoy that and keep my name out of your mouth from now on, because I'll do it every single time you do this from hereonin, to make up for the last however many years in the last decade I've let you skate out of pity. Move on with your life. ETA: And don't worry, I screencapped it!

Supposedly he gave her the opportunity to sleep with him 'willingly,' or never walk the island freely outside of solitary confinement. But let's not kid ourselves: That's rape. That aside, there's also nothing about the way either Stavros was presented in the '80s or 2000s that indicated this was a man who didn't actively get violent with her. I'm sure he got violent and took her without that supposed 'consent' as well.

The dialogue in these Newman family scenes a few days ago is incredibly vague, bland and nondescript. "I thought Ashland left peacefully!" "I think [whoever wrecked this painting] was in a lot of pain." "Vic is a strong, proud woman." "What could have made her do this?" It's like they're talking about an acquaintance. There is no character to these characters, just expository detail.

It's Ron getting to do what he wanted to do with Franco on GH. He had wanted Roger Howarth's Franco to whisper in Carly's ear (I think) and reveal he had Michael raped after all when the Carly/Franco pairing went south, but got vetoed either by the network on Frank Valentini. When a character doesn't take, he tries to burn them down or enrage the audience or both.

Perhaps some good news. (Warning: Politico)

Oh, that's very classy.

He's fine on GH!

As we've said before: Everything happening with this show lately is real strange in terms of a series of major shifts.

Bye!

Oy gevalt.

God, the hick guy from Boston Common who lost his mind doing Yes Dear. I remember him. I liked Boston Common! But not necessarily him. I remember Liza Snyder on Yes Dear from the not very good Christina Applegate show Jesse. Christina and Bruno Campos were the only really good things about it. I'm not sure what happened to Campos though he did turn up on nip/tuck as the Carver. Snyder annoyed me back then too.

You may be right, though he did both on TP.