Plenty:

On Saturday, more than four months after the film’s release, the New York Times published an 80-page complaint filed in California that made a range of allegations against Baldoni – including sexual harassment on set and a co-ordinated PR campaign to damage Lively’s reputation afterwards.

At one point during production, the complaint alleges, things were so bad that a meeting was held to address the actress’s claims of a hostile work environment, which Reynolds also attended. One demand was that there be “no more showing nude videos or images of women to Lively, no more mention of Baldoni’s alleged previous ‘pornography addiction’, and no more discussions about sexual conquests in front of Lively”.

Other allegations made in the complaint include Baldoni and the film’s lead producer, Jamey Heath, repeatedly violating physical boundaries and making sexual or inappropriate comments to Lively; Baldoni improvising unwanted kissing during acting scenes; Heath showing Lively a video of his wife naked; and both men entering her trailer uninvited while she was in a state of undress.

Who are you calling a filthy animal! You are lucky I skipped my breakfast Stella today.

And that’s why he dumped your presents outside your house and porch pirates had them off.

Now I want to see a real one of these.

edit: all names for Santa across Europe. I think I’d prefer Iceland’s or Finland’s.

The deity gets to keep the original data, no harm in allowing copies.

They’re for life, not for Christmas. Whichever is longer.

Does that mean we can now phone a god? They probably won’t reply as they’ll be too busy shitposting on social media, but still…

If you own the first film just watch that again, they’re the same film.

Pedro looks like he’s wondering who has farted.

Disney’s home media releases of streaming shows are still doing well and these are just the steelbooks as far as I’m aware which have a much higher price than anything else.

That’s not a region.

Long version (39 minutes)

Shorter version (4 minutes)

It’s daft but it is also a thing that happened.

Kinbaku?

I’ve seen and read quite a bit on the topic and it is still unclear who believed this, who just thought it was a good wheeze and who was just up to no good (syphoning off goverment cash, confusing foreign spies, etc).

Yep, he has a terrible skin care regime. Lock him up!

Has he not suffered enough? No. They should invent some kind of crotch stocks, so we can all go and throw bricks at his nethers.

A bit like the career of Uwe Boll, I wonder if it’s a tax scam.

This, plus Farage launching the UK branch of a climate sceptical think-tank just shows that Reform are bought and paid for by big business, perhaps even more than the Tories. You’d think it’d put working class voters off but I doubt it.