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Umbellina, the trial of the guy who is accused of murdering her husband and another man is still going on. Jinx aradia22!

Have not seen Paltrow or Johansson yet. Come on ABC.

She says it's "actually quite comfortable" but come on, it's going to be like sitting on one of those massage seat covers for cars, the ones made of wooden beads.

Is it my TV or are Lopez's dress and skin the same color?

Nutmeg!

E! has redefined the word "vapid." Congrats.

I haven't seen this Ora person or Octavia Spencer. I've also missed all of the camera-eye-fucking mentioned earlier. My night has been wasted!

I'm going to reverse a comment from upthread--I like Felicity Jones' dress but would like it more in another color.

Moore talks about her dogs--she can do no wrong in my eyes. Go, Frannie Hughes!

I keep thinking about Lady Gaga in the Sound of Music tribute. She's either going to come out dressed as one of the creepy goat puppets, or wearing them.

Is that why we never see them in the same place at the same time?

Agree Dakota Johnson's dress does not flatter her, but I'm more amazed at how inarticulate she was. Two actors for parents and she's like she's never seen a camera before.

I watched the fashion cam feed last year because I had to work and was very annoyed at the lack of ID. By the time I could figure who a few people were, they were gone.

OMG! I just saw someone wearing SLEEVES! I thought they'd ceased to exist in 2008.

Lorelei Linklater's dress is only part of her problem--she looks like she's ducking to go under a low door.

It is nice to see color, I agree. The style looks a little too old for her, though.

My ABC affiliate has something else entirely different on.

Through the miracle of picture-in-picture, I'm watching E and ET on POP (I have no idea). Patricia Arquette looking not crazy in white and black. The hair is a little messy. At least, I think that was her--I always watch these things on mute and have no idea who most of the people are unless their names are shown on screen. aradia22, as you've probably deduced, yes this is also where we discuss the red carpet.

I laughed out loud at the "Stick it!" GoDaddy spot.

My horrible PBS station (fuck you, CPTV) has decided to show episodes 9 & 10 only on their back-up channels which aren't available to viewers without an antenna. They aren't on PBS video yet, either. I cannot express how much I loathe CPTV and their routine bumping of shows all over the place and their cryptic "Members Choice" blocks where they don't tell you what's going to be shown. They are by far the worst PBS station I've ever encountered and it pisses me off that I can't watch NYC or Boston's stations instead.

Only on TV is the first sign of murder an unlocked door. TV killers never close the door on their way out unless they're setting up a locked room mystery.

I think the 70s might've been the high water mark of HITG character actors. Before the VCR, the huge syndication outlet of cable, and increase in serialized storytelling outside of soap operas, the same actor could appear several times on the same show as different characters and only people like us would notice.

Frain's appearances are almost reaching Mark Sheppard numbers!

I, too, am sick of "hack". I'd also like to know when "creep" became "creeper" and "snow blower" became "snow thrower". And why.

It really isn't. The Gates Foundation, and many not-really-not-for-profit groups, have been driving the "reforms" in education from K-12 to universities for years.