Since when is meat unhealthy?

These studios ironically would be saving more money if they agreed to the unions' terms.

Not entirely wrong though, that's why I don't play Fortnite anymore, and it's why I mostly play online games in bot-only mode

Yes! This is the proper response to Reddit's API changes.

Savage ruling

Yeah I don't get why he'd say this if he didn't believe it. People are already marginalized for that position. Maybe he thought he'd get clout and support like some recent country singers but according to Wikipedia he does Rock, which has a fair bit of leftist fans if I'm not mistaken.

These police unions have got to go.

A social media platform where you can post or view images. I don't wanna deal with CSAM.

Not my instance but thanks for the heads up

@Midou @arya apparently the timestamps are off here

I guess this is what happens when you give a director creative control over a project!

Even though I haven't been following the case, I'm quite surprised.

I wonder if Netflix will hire him to do an alternate ending for House Of Cards now that he's been found not guilty.

As a capitalist I don't understand why it wouldn't be about the money

This is just awful.

Based. I wish her well.

Writers still haven't recovered from the 2016 election lol

But fr I think NBC making most of the good sitcoms is a big part of it. NBC has been making hit sitcoms since the 70s, but for the first time in awhile, they don't have any hit comedies anymore. In the 70s, they had Sanford & Son, in the 80s they had Cheers, in the 90s they had The Cosby Show and Friends, in the 2000s they had The Office, in the 2010s they had Parks & Rec and Community and 30 Rock and Superstore and Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

I do think that ABC might be poised to take over NBC's spot as top comedy broadcaster though, Black-ish was a smash hit and now they have Abbott Elementary as well.

I didn't even know that you could kill someone with a pellet gun

Aren't they going on strike soon?

Interesting.

Not going to lie, I do want HBO to unironically release the original version of the first season. I heard that it was basically almost done before The Weeknd came in and made it all weird.

Bullet Train, but I haven't seen a lot of 2022 films yet TBH. I haven't seen Everything Everywhere All At Once yet.

It looks interesting, but unfortunately only from a technology perspective and not from a content perspective.