Schmidt Gets Cheesy
"Your happiness seems like a mask.”
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Adios, Mr. Gardner.
"Your happiness seems like a mask.”
Which is the A-story?
"We have feelings, but we can suppress them, stomp them out like bugs."
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This is...tiresome.
He's replacing Dwight Yoakam.
"I've always wanted a boy and a girl and that will definitely happen," Simon Cowell says.
"Looking at the trailers alone gets my blood boiling."
They led a group of donors to secure the classic shoes for the Academy.
"How do we proclaim to be a nation of forgiving, and we go by all of these rules and everything, but we can't actually do it?"
Opposite Andrew Rannells.
Hear "DoYaThing."
He's pulled out of the Greg Berlanti pilot.
Vote for your favorite cover of the song that's actually called "What Doesn't Kill You."
And as we predicted, the part went to a brawny Australian.
"What is this depressing sh*t?"
A back and forth with ourselves.
Breakup jams work.
Bunny from Sex and the City is the missing mom link between Sex and the City, Cheers, and Parenthood.
Based on the cult TV show.
We'll help you fill out your Oscar pool.
And win a year of Netflix Streaming
Rest easy, Team Coco.