Philip Gipson

I don't feel like Taylor Swift deserves the "Person of the Year" mantle. She's just too wrapped up in herself to actually care about people.

Clout-chasers are just everywhere these days, including that Buck Alderidge guy.

That was most definitely an intense trailer.

This is so totally twisted in a good way!

I've yet to see the first movie, so reading that article gives me plenty of time.

People like Tyreek Hill are needed now more than ever.

I've never watched Station 19, but it pains me to hear that another show has gotten the ax. :(

Another show that bites the dust too quickly. :(

I've seen the first movie and haven't seen the second one yet.

Originally I wanted my pitch to be The Wrong Waitress, but I kinda changed my mind. ;)

That was a really awesome recap you wrote on Shayna Wayne's heel turn.

I say that Joey A. Camp is his own worst enemy. He needs to be properly committed to an asylum.

A woman (Aubrey Reynolds) who's been on the receiving end of authority for stalking and killing men her age takes on a new job at a restaurant as a waitress. Her latest target: a man (Alex Trumble) going through a harsh breakup. She takes advantage of his vulnerability at every second, effectively pulling him into her game of suffering. Will her victim be able to resist long enough to defend himself? Additional casting: Saxon Sharbino and Trevor Stines as Alex Trumble's self-serving ex-girlfriend and Saxon's current boyfriend, Bruce Campbell and Rebecca De Mornay as Alex's wealthy and loving parents, Dominic Sherwood and Jeanine Mason as Alex's lifelong friends, Michael DeVorzon as Alex's family's gardener, Joey Lawrence and Jennifer Field as an engaged neighborly couple, Matthew Atkinson and Cathryn Dylan Ortiz as young detectives, Ryan Francis as the owner of the restaurant that Aubrey Reynolds works at, Annika Foster as an ill-fated employee whom Aubrey replaces, Galadriel Stineman as Aubrey's gold-digging partner in crime, and Jason Tobias as the local mailman. Distributors: Reel One Entertainment and Mutiny Films. Writers: Nicole Marie Johnson and Liliana Tandon. Executive producers: Sebastian Battro, Tom Berry, Breanne Laplante, Jared Cohn, Jubal Ace Kohn, and Demetrius Stear. Producers: Nicole Marie Johnson, Liliana Tandon, Kelly Erin Decker, Naomi L. Selfman, Morgan Bradley, and Shanti Whitney. Music: Andrew Scott Bell. Stunts: Jasi Cotton Lanier and Nils Stewart. Director: Morgan Bradley.

Life in prison with no chance of parole is for animals like Jonathan Majors.

All Riley Gaines will ever care about is herself.

Jane Seymour definitely understands the Dr. Quinn character so well.

Stupid is as stupid does. I hope that woman does prison time for life.

This isn't good. This isn't good at all. Meagan Good is just willingly giving free reign to this awful man. :(

The death penalty would be the proper choice for a father/husband like that.

SAG-AFTRA needs to be held accountable most definitely for the stunt they pulled.

I stand by Grace Jabbari also. Reading up on that article proves that she doesn't deserve being harrassed at all by Jonathan Majors.