I think part of the Olivia Munn hate is that some people don’t like her cheesecake appeals because it seems like pandering. Coupled with not being hilarious.

There’s an interview out there where she talks about how much she hated having to do things at G4, like dress up as a maid and then jump into a pool of mud or somesuch, but she looks at it as just another way of breaking in. Some people have connections, some people do comedy skits where hot dogs are slowly lowered into their mouths. I think that’s what irks some people.

Joe Rogan is unobjectionable. I mean, in reality he’s got some strong political beliefs and jokes and personality and all that, but just as a human who tells you what bucket to eat from, he is pretty plain. He is background music. His strength is that he is not immediately weird or quirky or distracting enough to take away from all the pig testicles.

It’s the same with Jeff Probst or Chris Harrison or any of these other walking blanks. White guy, normal look, good speaking voice.

“Do you know how well educated I am!?” would be fun to say at any opportunity.

The problem is that you can get a positive reaction whether or not it’s funny. There were reports of a lot of cheering and “You go Tracy!” coming from the crowd, not because it was a humorous joke that brings a unique perspective on sexual orientation, but because he was confirming and uniting people based on their prejudice and anger.

Beckham is fine; he played a game the very next day.

The other driver might be fine, too. I hit a stalled car on the 91 and I went to the hospital, mostly for cuts and bruises, and because i thought fuck it I have health insurance.

Better question: Who the hell is she talking to, and what for?

“Oh, hey, what’s crackin’? No, no, I’m just cruising around 1928. You wanna get lunch? Maybe post-Robot Apocalypse?”

It says Sony thinks the film is a disaster. I hope this is a case of the big studio being full of know nothing assholes.