I don't know if any of this will make a difference at all, but the intrigue around the Brett Kavanaugh documentary that premiered at Sundance over the weekend is a terrific, old-fashioned Hollywood yarn. The production was a covert operation that remained so until the movie was shown for the first time. Having been in D.C. for the Kavanaugh confirmation circus (Sen. Lindsey Graham turned positively purple with rage, which did not go with his tie at all), I think Liman and his merry band were wise in their precautions. One thing we learned about Kavanaugh (outside of his rough and rowdy days with PJ and Squee) was that he had all kinds of friends in high places willing to stick with him.
I don't know if any of this will make a difference at all, but the intrigue around the Brett Kavanaugh documentary that premiered at Sundance over the weekend is a terrific, old-fashioned Hollywood yarn. The production was a covert operation that remained so until the movie was shown for the first time. Having been in D.C. for the Kavanaugh confirmation circus (Sen. Lindsey Graham turned positively purple with rage, which did not go with his tie at all), I think Liman and his merry band were wise in their precautions. One thing we learned about Kavanaugh (outside of his rough and rowdy days with PJ and Squee) was that he had all kinds of friends in high places willing to stick with him. |
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The style is truly back, and better than ever. |
| The Academy is up to no good once again. |
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There's a uniform for guys on Love Island. You start with a pair of swim shorts to complement a perfect six-pack, toss in a hilariously visible microphone pack at the waist, and top things off with a pair of sunglasses. Shirts strictly optional. It's minimal, but it works. Has for ages. So imagine my shock when I realized that a new addition has made its way into this reliable lineup. That's right: The Love Island guys are wearing pearl necklaces. |
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| While the video game doesn't give us much info about the origins of the infectious fungus, the HBO series is setting up one major theory. |
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George Santos is a true American archetype: the snake-oil salesman. It's a story as old as this country, though the truth pretty much ends there. I'm just waiting for this guy to announce he's a four-time champion of the Scripps National Spelling Bee. For his part, the freshman congressman from New York has admitted to "embellishing" some things, though he's also said he's "done nothing unethical," and where-oh-where did he get the idea that completely shameless behavior could be an asset in our politics today? The mystery abounds, just as further mysteries do with regard to the specifics of who George Santos is and where he came from. |
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