A piece of NYC movie history dies tomorrow; it's the last day of operations for Cinema 1, 2, and 3 on 3rd Avenue. From the 1960s into the 1980s, Cinema 1 and 2 were the most sought-after bookings in Manhattan. That street, which also housed the Baronet and Coronet, was known as The Block. >

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Who will the next White House press secretary be? An American Girl doll? A blonde scalp glued to a mop handle? An 8x11 photo of Megyn Kelly scotch-taped over a Speak & Spell? It's very exciting!

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The replies here are like a Complete Unabridged Works of Points of View That I Will Never Understand Believing that consistency and "sticking the landing" are the highest aims of storytelling is anti-art

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What TV show got so bad it effectively destroyed your appreciation for the show when it was was good?

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As the smart Joe Lycett observed, with so little to go on they would be mad not to act upon the one thing they do actually know. And using rhe banishment rather than a murder by the Traitors as the episode cliffhanger further suggests that the producers are milking his exit - as they should do.

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