'Scream' Co-Stars Matthew Lillard and Courteney Cox Have Daughters Named Coco, Who Are Inspiring for Very Different Reasons Today

March 25, 2020

Probably the best link I have to share with you today: Happily ever after: How Schitt's Creek found its grand finale. (EW)

And now the worst link: Walmart Was Almost Charged Criminally Over Opioids. Trump Appointees Killed the Indictment. (ProPublica)

In Gee, Who Could Have Seen This Coming? News: An attendee of a Kentucky "Anti-Social Distancing" party tested positive for the virus. - (R29)

Nope. I'm not crying. Nope. NOPE. Dammit. *sob*

Interesting. Matthew Lillard and Courteney Cox starred in Scream together. They both have daughters named Coco. Here's Courteney's doing Hamilton proud.

Chrissy Teigen and her shenanigans cracked me up! - (Lainey)
For background, this is what started it all: CTeigen request.jpg

Inside the Mind of Thru-Hiking's Most Devious Con Man. (Outside)

Awww, this will put a smile on your face. - (Celebitchy)

Why Don't We Just Ban Targeted Advertising? (Wired)

Ok, but don't ban targeted ice cream advertising - leave that one alone. Because this Mango Habenero Coconut ice cream is right up my alley. - (TIB)

Did we ever talk about this Fiona Apple profile? (The New Yorker)

If you're missing the NCAA March Madness like I am you may be relieved to know there's a new bracket game in town.

What do fake Eames chairs, extra legroom, and $40 scented candles have in common? (The Atlantic)

Bill Cosby wants to be sent home from prison to avoid catching the Coronavirus. My dad used to always say "People in Hell want ice water. How's it feel to want?" - (Dlisted)

Socialism for Corporations. Brutal Capitalism for Everyone Else. (Jacobin)

I know everything is different right now, but it's still not a good idea to get drunk and cut your own hair. Unless you're Pink. - (SM)

The Self-Quarantined Adult Activity Book is my favorite thing on the whole internet today! - (McSweeney's)

Ardaigle finally tackled Donna Tartt's The Goldfinch and loved it. Cannonball Read is great for a lot of things, but if you are trying to read and review 52 books in a year, a long book isn't an intuitive choice. She asks, "In her sort of defense, has there ever been a 700+ page fiction book that was not criticized for length?" (Cannonball Read 12)

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