The final episode of The Worst Podcast Season 1 is out, tackling important questions, such as: -Why are people so secretive about hemmorhoids? -Is it better to go topless or bottomless? -Should tickling be illegal? Steph Tolev brought the gripes and confessions link.chtbl.com/theworst?sid...

Ottawa is building a memorial to Nazis

Honestly, have you ever seen such a bullpen?

These insults and more on The Rhetorizer! PLUS: Why can't Hollywood get enough of this murderous scoundrel's European vacation? Then Roxane gives her definitive list of HOTTEST RIPLEYS. Matt Damon's not even close to the top. podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the...

“Tom hated red hair, especially this kind of carrot-red with white skin and freckles. Freddie had large red-brown eyes that seemed to wobble in his head as if he were cockeyed, or perhaps he was one of those people who never looked at anyone they were talking to."

“McCarron looked like a typical automobile salesman, or any other kind of salesman, Tom thought—cheerful, presentable, average in intellect, able to talk baseball with a man or pay a stupid compliment to a woman."

The Talented Mr. Ripley (the novel) has some of the meanest insults ever put on paper. A few of my favourites... “The sooner he could forget Marc’s stupid, piglike eyes, his massive jaw, his ugly hands with the gaudy rings... the happier he would be.”

Don’t release any more movies this year. Give all the Oscars to The People’s Joker.

I have fake nostalgia for a time before I was born when there were more weird, rambling movies that don't hold your hand. Cutter's Way is a great one. And one of the last of its era.

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Is Cutter's Way a "sunshine noir?" The last gasp of New Hollywood? A secret prequel to the Big Lebowski? Maybe all three! This week, we talk about the adaptation of Newton Thornburg's Cutter and Bone, starring a young, shirtless Jeff Bridges and the Home Alone dad with an eyepatch.

I had a slow day, so I wandered the woods and knocked over some dead trees. It was very satisfying.