To be quite honest, it was frustrating to watch if only because it's clear that so many in this country do not realize just how sexist and racist they're being, or they don't care, and that speaks to the core problems we have as a nation. Senator Kamala Harris was poised, knew what she was talking about, and was smart in how she answered questions even when Mike Pence tried to bait her, and I'm proud to be voting for Harris and Joe Biden on November 3rd.

Mike Pence didn't say much and Kamala was amazing, but the real star of the night was, of course ... the fly that landed on Mike Pence's head.

The 2020 vice presidential debate concluded earlier, and while it wasn't the awful spectacle that the first presidential debate of the race turned out to be, and Kamala Harris delivered exactly what we were all looking forward to seeing from her, it was still a mess in its own way—and, once again, the most memorable parts didn't really have anything to do with actual policy.

Tonight Kamala Harris and Mike Pence will meet in Salt Lake City for the first and only scheduled vice presidential debate. Standing behind their tiny pieces of plexiglass (which the Pence team has spent all week complaining about), this will be an opportunity to hear from the other halves of both of these campaigns. And […]

David Rose himself—Schitt's Creek co-creator Dan Levy—took issue with a clip posted on Twitter by Comedy Central India.

We clicked play on Rocky and two hours and 2 minutes later I was sitting there bawling my eyes out. The story of a poor, washed up, Philly boxer who goes the distance against the greatest heavyweight champ in the world walloped my beleaguered soul. I became a woman possessed. My new quarantine mission was to watch every single film in the franchise.

This story feels a bit like déjà vu.

Laura Dern posted the poster for Jurassic World: Dominion on her Twitter account with the new date, and I guess that was a nice way to find out that I'd have to wait nearly two years for more dinosaurs. Please pass bad news through Laura Dern's Twitter account. It's how I want to take in all bad things from now on.

"Workplace abuse and harassment can take many different forms, but one thing is certain: it is never okay, even if your boss is a woman and/or a survivor," the thread reads.

It's hard not to feel like you've been stuck in a horror film during the absolute chaos that is 2020. Between the tragedies of the COVID-19 pandemic, the regularly panic-inducing antics of our commander-in-chief, and the myriad surreal global events that have befallen the collective (Remember murder hornets? What the actual heck was that?), it seems like not a day goes by without something deeply unsettling and extreme hitting the all of us.