In a long life of getting stuff wrong, I’m pretty proud to have hated Pixar early.
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In a long life of getting stuff wrong, I’m pretty proud to have hated Pixar early.
Willie Nelson plays himself in an episode of Monk, and it has some lovely moments. Monk gets on his tour bus, sniffs, and says: “Do you smell that?” “No,” says Willie, “and neither do you,”
Comic novels about boys in an English boarding school. I once laughed so hard at one of them I fell out of bed.
Those and the Jennings books were my core childhood reading.
Toyah does star in an episode, so your memory probably glitched rather than made something up.
He‘s dead to me since he overturned those tables. Small businesses need to be supported, temple or not.
On the one hand, this is absurdly expensive. On the other hand, serving a potato with a side order of chips is the long-awaited apotheosis of Irish cuisine.
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She’s kept her own. Always a good decision when you’re shooting two hours a week.
This is absurdly funny. Thanks for a needed laugh.
Eddie Murphy crosses his fingers and waits for the Norbit revisionism to kick in.
A band who love Patti Smith and maybe X-Ray Spex find a director who loves John Ford and maybe the Czech New Wave. This is splendid. youtu.be/_lll0nATDNQ?...
A photo of entertainers Little and Large. Large’s face has been blanked out and a question mark placed over it.
this photo leaves little to the imagination
Superb.
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Remember when the Blitz inspired British people to rise up, overthrow Churchill and let Hitler choose his replacement?
On second thoughts, it’s not my place to be scolding strangers, however much we disagree. Apologies.
They fired an actor for protesting a genocide. Why are you dignifying them with a review?
Neil Sedaka was never "cool", and there were phases of his career where he was an easy punchline.
During a career low point when he was a bit washed up, he wrote songs for the Hanna-Barbera Harlem Globetrotters cartoon. These may have been his finest work.
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Judging and unfollowing any positive mention of Scream 7 btw.
I will not be supporting a movie that fired its lead because she supported Palestine.
I watched a lot of the first season and discovered that its being awful except for the music is not a modern innovation. (I like Washington's Dream, though.)
Melissa Barrera taking a photo in a mirror. She’s wearing a hoodie that says Actions Not Words in the shape and colour of a watermelon, which are also the colours of Palestine.
It’s a beautiful day to remember to boycott SCREAM 7, whose studio fired the franchise‘s lead actress for speaking out against genocide well before it was “acceptable”
That’s lovely.
The kind of joke my dear spouse calls “a nought percenter.”
Quentin Tarantino:
I think you should cast Uma Thurman.
Manoel de Oliveira:
Could you be more specific?
re: hockey, Muhammad Ali, one of the greatest boxers ever to live, gave up three years in the prime of his life — years in which his fighting would have been at peak; actual money incalculable — rather than fight in an unjust war, so noping out on grandpa’s burger bash should be an easy choice
But they would have wrecked the place.
Irish Independent: Man stole three coffee machines in a week from Monaghan department store.
How does he sleep at night?
