Julia Fox Catches Heat for Display of White Feminism

I love this: Michael J. Fox writes in his memoir about meeting Eric Stoltz for the first time, 40 years after replacing him in Back to the Future. (Variety)

Sometimes it’s OK to for a woman to talk over a man. But when that woman is Julia Fox and that man is Marlon Wayans trying to talk about toxic masculinity, maybe don’t. (Lainey)

Yesterday, Roxana profiled Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi. Today, Matt reviews his brilliant film, It Was Just an Accident. If you are in a city where this film is playing, do seek it out. (Commentary Track)

Speaking of good films, Vince reviews Roofman and echoes my issues with its marketing, only with better comparisons: Roofman, a movie that was marketed like Cocaine Bear—some memed up, hypersaturated post-modern take on the quirky news long read du jour— turns out to be much more like a cross between Catch Me If You Can and some alternate universe version of The Terminal that didn’t suck. (Hey! I liked The Terminal). (The Content Report)

Today, they racked up eight (8) Royals pieces, but still had time to talk about Shailene Woodley and her cats, thank God. (Celebitchy)

Ryan Reynolds is good at this. (Deadline)

I think that Mia Goth is a great actress, but I also think that Mia Goth reminds me of porcelain dolls, which is to say: If I saw her sitting still in a rocking chair in a darkened room, I would jump out of my skin. (GFY)

Marshal Knight writes about Hilaria Baldwin’s elimination press tour from Dancing with the Stars, which she basically suggests is as serious as her husband’s Rust tragedy. (Reality Blurred)

I am hoping that SNL can right the ship this weekend. Honestly, Sabrina Carpenter may be able to pull it off. Also, ‘Go Go Juice’ is a really good song. (Late Nighter)

This is relevant to a story that I’m not going to link to, but I just want to say that if your source is YOUTUBE COMMENTS, your source sucks.

Hispanic Heritage Month is ending today, but Cannonballers will continue to read diversely all year. Malin generally likes Isabel Allende’s books, though she thought My Name is Emelia del Valle was a bit weaker. Nonetheless, “[Allende] tends to write engaging stories featuring interesting women, who live lives that often challenge the gender and societal norms of the day.” Did you read for Hispanic Heritage Month this year? (Cannonball Read 17)

Lainey usually posts a dog (or other cute animal) in her PL. This one isn’t cute but it is from We Rate Dogs. You know this administration and everyone who works for and supports it are garbage humans when they’re straight executing dogs, ffs. (Facebook)