Old School. Biblically Independent.
By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | September 10, 2025
OK, let’s get this out of the way. Political violence wasn’t the answer when Luigi did it, and it sure as hell wasn’t the answer to Charlie Kirk. I’m not going to pretend I’m broken up about his death because the real shame is not that he’s gone, but how it was done. There is a world of sh*t coming now. That said, Kirk’s own words are really the only thing that needs to be highlighted far and wide no matter how this shakes out. He put this notion out in the universe, and the universe said, “You got it, dude.” (Media Matters)
And now back to your regularly scheduled Pajiba Love: Bryan Fuller has big dreams for more Hannibal, but don’t get your hopes up. (Screen Rant)
How Emma Heming Willis chooses to care for Bruce Willis is not up for debate. (Lainey Gossip)
Please don’t sucker punch James McAvoy. (Celebitchy)
But feel free to sucker punch your wife, says the president out loud. (Wonkette)
Prince Harry finally got to see his father. (The Cut)
Are we seriously doing this again? Killmonger was the villain, folks. You can tell by all the murder. (The Mary Sue)
Ayo Edebiri deserves a medal for putting up with this bullsh*t. (Jezebel)
Jerry Seinfeld is in Charlie Kirk’s debt for knocking this hot mess out of the headlines. (THR)
Steve Irwin’s dad is tired of these “d*ckhead” wannabes. (Daily Beast)
Nart was able to enjoy Dani from What Happens in Amsterdam by Rachel Lynn Solomon, more because she had just dnf’d a book with a similar short Jewish woman with a chronic illness. “But having literally just come from a book that had a main character who was also all those things but was also making it everyone else’s problem…it was easier for me to sit with Dani until those frustrations fell away.” Which books do you think have good chronic illness representation? (Cannonball Read 17)
i understand that our attention is divided as a nation but i do need everyone to know that henry winkler is on a fishing trip
— Brian Grubb (@briancgrubb.bsky.social) September 10, 2025 at 5:44 PM
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