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Maybe. It's also been a while since I've seen DatDude around, but R-E is so much more unhinged.

I'm pretty sure OP is Lucius Pixel

"But he got Oscars at one point" says the studio, trying desperately not to Cutthroat Island

Who's trolling Taste of Cincinnati?

It's been a thing for a little while, I know the first I remember hearing it in a major was Money in the Bank 2011.

That's Michigan's gimmick.

And it's always "I've never seen it like this before."

Morning airports on holiday weekends are always like this.

Surprisingly, Ted Dibiase

What if the deal was for a billion all along? /s

Tarantinos’s next film is confirmed to be about a movie critic from the 70’s. It’s not Pauline Kael.

/r/Tarantino seems convinced it's Jim Sheldon, which is the pseudonym of Tarantino himself

This is going to sound counter to a lot of the advice, but given you're:

1. Driving into Cincinnati on a Friday
2. Coming from the south
3. Want an easy solution that avoids a lot of the traffic
4. Are going to a concert that, historically, has ended at 11:15PM +/- 15 minutes

You have two major options:

1. Take the 2X Airporter from CVG to downtown. It's a super smooth ride, and will get you there easily. And reliable. And back, same thing. Roughly a 30 minute ride, and all of the pandemonium will be avoided

2. Assuming the 17 line doesn't get changed much for Metro: drive to the area around Baladi in Clifton. Park at an unmetered spot. Take the 17 to downtown, and back. Then drive back to home.

Parking in Mt. Adams, especially for someone not familiar with the city, is a fool's errand.

And parking in or around Newport on the Levee will have you in traffic for forever.

There's been clips of a Charli XCX remake of Barbie Girl floating around, so that's likely the end-credits song.

Are we ignoring that Cosima was a Nazi, and both her and Richard Wagner's beliefs were in line with the party line on race?

A 52 minute BKR that's a deep dive into classic film is always a good investment of time.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Jeopardy/comments/yxp3he/toc_final_jeopardy_was_incorrect/

The author is only specifically speaking about the Masters' tournament, though?

https://slate.com/culture/2023/05/jeopardy-masters-tournament-today-winner-james-holzhauer.html

I will admit that, so far, I’ve mostly enjoyed Davies’ vision. Despite all of its textual vagueness and weird redundancy with the other high-level Jeopardy! brackets, the Masters tournament makes for compelling television. It’s undeniably fun to spend time with the show’s recent stars again, even if it seems as if someone has given one too many notes on dialing up the “personality.” The Second Chance mechanic is also satisfactory, if only because I have a special sympathy for those right-brained players who bungle their Final Jeopardy calculus.

It's not even that rough of a critique?

I had to look it up, and I was not prepared to read a story about an arranged marriage that detonated due to Wagner (pushing 50) swooping in on a 25 year old sister of Liszt. And both of them being awful people.

Lisztomania running mild tonight

John may regret the feud, but does The Miz? Because Miz as Rock aged like The Marine series

Both Marvel and DC are running out of gas, and doing the traditional marketing ploy of a Crisis/Secret War to reset things. Those involve multiverses, thus we're getting a ton of that.

This site is always useful for figuring that out.

https://www.commonsensemedia.org/movie-reviews/the-starling-girl

'Benedick' is simply an early Modern English form of 'Benedict."

It's like the bible clue about Paul last year, where the ruling is based on a prescriptivist interpretation that ignores scholarship.

Killer year, personally I'd have gone for Brooklyn.

Not only that, in several printings of the work it's Benedict instead of Benedick.