Folks, I know as well as anyone that sometimes simply saying a sentence correctly can be more difficult than, say, summiting Mount Everest or putting a frog in a glass of milk. Here is a ...

"When I said the word cancer, it was such a hard word to say. The first three letters are so doable. "Instead of saying ‘I have cancer,’ I would say ‘I have toxic t**ties.' I’m very grateful.

Hackman was a singular talent, a rat bastard with a heart of gold, but more than anything else, a real, flawed, down-to-Earth ...

“This is for the straight white kid who’s being bullied because they have a lisp or stutter,” McGillis ... he’d pretend to be somebody else, becoming “hard-partying” and “cocky ...

But then something happened in the speech’s aftermath that’s made at least this writer wonder if Chalamet’s words may point ... life as a performer, it’s hard to imagine Hackman enjoying ...