Faulkner

He really is a special talent. To be able to accomplish what he does in today’s slapdash soap era is truly incredible.

Joshua from Canada 🇨🇦

That Isleys song is basically the sound of sex IMO. But they have so many great ones.

I’m guessing the ones you know… Marvin, Sade, and… Lana? Or maybe the Isleys.

Ohhh. I’ve used a lot. My favorites:

What would you use?

Epic anthemic sex music:

For Murder, She Wrote fans:

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This isn’t film per se, but I found Jennifer Coolidge’s little anecdote about her father taking her to a Charlie Chaplin festival moving. It’s a very Jennifer Coolidge speech, meaning that it’s a bit halting and chaotic, but that’s the gal we love:

I get this ad all the time in my Instagram stories. I’m like, algorithm, you know me so well! FullSizeRender.MOV

Bradley treats his viewers like children, but I suppose that’s becoming more and more common these days. Maybe it’s also easier for non-English-speaking audiences to understand too.

Itzhak from Israel 🇮🇱

She’s a two-time Oscar nominee, so they’d BETTER not.

Jamie Lee Curtis is so extra. She will not let the “nepo baby” thing go. EEAAO seems like the frontrunner, but there’s something about this year that feels a bit unsettled. I dunno, maybe it’s just me hoping this year is less predictable than years past. We shall see how the full Academy responds. SAG really went for career wins and sentimental favorites (Fraser, JLC, Quan), while the Academy might end up veering closer to BAFTA.

A lot of people were saying MY’s dress looks like it has crinkle fries down the front, which was rubbing against the microphone during her acceptance speech:

He actually also kinda looks like Julia Garner (who was going to play Madonna in the now-scrapped biopic).

Not saying that MRJ would dip out of his thriving Tony- and Pulitzer Prize-winning theater career to write for DAYS, but he IS a lifelong fan of it (as well as Y&R).

Re: SAG Ensemble: Everything Everywhere All At Once Male Actor: Brendan Fraser, The Whale Female Actor: Michelle Yeoh, Everything Everywhere All At Once Male Supporting Actor: Ke Huy Quan, Everything Everywhere All At Once Female Supporting Actor: Jamie Lee Curtis, Everything Everywhere All At Once

I was watching the B&B scenes with Thomas, Steffy, and Finn the other day. They kept repeating the same dialogue over and over, barely rephrasing it and offering very little plot development or character progression between the segments. Maybe the ghost of Agnes Nixon needs to come and kick Bradley Bell’s ass.