‘The Office’ Is Getting a Shameless Reboot, Hollywood’s Back, Baby!

By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | September 25, 2023 |

By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | September 25, 2023 |

Welp, the writers’ strike is mostly over. Time to get back doing what Hollywood does best: Churning out pointless remakes that nobody asked for. In this case, The Office, which is reportedly getting a reboot from Greg Daniels. But, hey, at least it won’t be written by robots, amirite? Amirite? (Collider)

Kerry Washington opens up about why it was important to share her abortion story in her new book, Thicker Than Water. (Lainey Gossip)

Matthew McConaughey defended his mom being pretty goddamn horrible to his now-wife as a “rite of passage.” Dude, no. (Celebitchy)

Did Republican “family values” ever mean “not cheating on your wife?” Honestly. (Wonkette)

From Genevieve: I did not know this before today:

David McCallum was responsible for one of the most iconic samples in hip-hop history.

RIP https://t.co/GL2baWzH8A pic.twitter.com/odhF1anmUt

— Mike Beauvais (@MikeBeauvais) September 25, 2023

No, Cyberpunk 2077 didn’t remove the Elon Musk NPC from the game because there never even was one. (Eurogamer)

In order to purchase a piece of farmland, Kevin Bacon had to agree to destroy a haunted house on the land because the owner was afraid Bacon would get possessed and “do some serious damage.” Haha, real estate deals are wacky. (EW)

From Andrew: This latest Marty Scorsese profile is a much better read than his cover feature in TIME. (British GQ)

No one misses Justin Roiland. (The Mary Sue)

Donald Trump tried to buy a Glock at a campaign stop, which for the record, is pretty darn illegal and also the same thing Hunter Biden got charged for. (The Daily Beast)

A moment of silence for #1 Heels lover Dustin Rowles, please. (A.V. Club)

Next week is Banned Books Week, which has become a critical issue in the United States. Cannonball Read’s Banned Graphic Novels Book Club (Oct. 6&7) chose three books from an array of voices, focusing on stories and memoirs, that need to be heard and the scenes that need to be seen. Are you getting ready to join the discussion? (Cannonball Read 15)

I think Christopher Reeve really was Superman… Celebrating the definitive Seventies superhero, born today in 1952. pic.twitter.com/6e3CGOEEn6

— Marshall Julius (@MarshallJulius) September 25, 2023