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You've Got To Be F--king Kidding With This, NRA

By Dustin Rowles | Pajiba Love | May 24, 2018 |

By Dustin Rowles | Pajiba Love | May 24, 2018 |

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OK. Fine, whatever else you want to say about John Mayer, his new music video is terrific. (Lainey)

Are you FUCKING kidding me with this latest attempt by the NRA to steer the conversation surrounding school shootings away from gun control. Fucking monsters.

Harvey Weinstein will be turning himself into authorities tomorrow on sexual assault charges. Meanwhile, Gwyneth Paltrow reveals that Brad Pitt threatened to kill Harvey Weinstein back in the day. How you like them apples, Matt? (Vanity Fair)

Meanwhile, in the present, Angelina Jolie is furious with Pitt because he won’t let her take the kids to London. (Celebitchy)

In other couple news, Will Smith is taking a page out of the Ryan Reynolds’ playbook and poking fun at those divorce rumors. (Dlisted)

Facebook wants your nude pics to spare you from revenge porn … yeah, no. (The Mary Sue)

I read an interview with David Cross over on The AV Club this week, in which he said, about his new stand-up special: “I make a #MeToo reference because my wife is a founder and prominent figure in the Times Up movement. She’s very active in that world. I have a couple of jokes, or bits around that, and being married to her, raising a daughter with her. We don’t agree on everything.” Clearly, they do not agree on everything, because here’s how Amber Tamblyn subtweeted the Arrested Development interview with the NYTimes:

Lord Castleton isn’t the only one sitting out another season of the NFL. (Very Smart Brothas)

Two shows are going to get me through this summer: Season three of Wynonna Earp and the return of Trial & Error.

This is just terrible. The husband of the teacher killed last week in the Santa Fe shooting had been trying, mostly unsuccessfully, to raise money for experimental treatment for his cancer. After the shooting, goodwill poured out, and he was able to raise $140,000. Unfortunately, that experimental treatment is basically a scam, and may even kill him. (HealthNewsReview)

Sarah Paulson, looking luminious, appears on several covers of this month’s Modern Luxury. (Tom & Lorenzo)

I also just want to say, I fell Lynskey hard for Paulson after her most recent appearing on Ellen. After Ellen spent two segments calming Paulson’s fears about getting scared on her show again, Ellen pulled this on her. I was a giggling mess.

This story sounds … not great … but we are holding out hope because we like the people involved. (Variety)

Busy Philipps is ill so her BFF Michelle Williams sent her a cardboard cut out of herself to keep her company.

Michelle sent me a life size cardboard cut out of herself to keep me company while I recover and it's so hilarious and also keeps scaring me when I come into the room, which is also kindof hilarious. Truly one of the best gifts I've ever gotten.😂😂😂😂😂😂

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Bold statement, Grubb, but you better believe he backs it up: “The Rundown is still, today, 15 years and many movies later, The Rock’s best movie.” (Uproxx)

God bless Rian.

Are you a fan of Octavia Butler? Cannonball Read is reading Kindred for #CannonBookClub next month. It’s also one of the best-reviewed books in Cannonball Read history. CBR encourages everyone to read along and participate in the online discussion on June 8-9. You’ve got two weeks, and the book’s not too long, so pick it up and get reading! (Cannonball Read 10)

Oh yeah, so that Michael Bay/Ryan Reynolds film? It will be Netflix’s most expensive ever. And the thing is? It’s written by Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, so I’m actually begrudgingly interested. (/Film)


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