Is Jude Law the most virile actor working today? Discuss. (Dlisted)

Sarah brings up an excellent point about what kind of online shit-show havoc the Snyder Cut could unleash on Matt Reeves The Batman. (Lainey Gossip)

Kaiser says Benedict Cumberbatch looks like a "bearded snack" now, but if I could maybe draw your attention to Taika... (Celebitchy)

If this headline isn't a deliciously subtle Tom Cruise joke, don't tell me. Just let me have this. Let me have it... (Go Fug Yourself)

Not even SNL could not write something as ridiculous as this actual, real news report from my local station pic.twitter.com/VVTziwuyOd

— socially distant rendon (@maria_rendon97) May 18, 2020

Florida heard you all like Karens, so it put more Karen in its Karen so you can Karen while you Karen. (The Root)

Sia drops a great interview about adopting two sons who aged out of the foster care system, and how that hasn't stopped her from texting Diplo for commitment-free sex. (Entertainment Weekly)

Halle Berry is going to punch the moon back into orbit or some shit, but I'm not going to lie, I could honestly get down with a cheesy Roland Emmerich disaster movie right about now. (Atom Insider)

Apparently the sex scenes in Normal People are hot enough that people are illegally posting them on PornHub. Neat. (The Daily Beast)

what happens if you have titties that are touched by gravity https://t.co/vYaVIFxzNM

— beth mccoll (@imteddybless) May 19, 2020

Britney Spears issues a powerful statement on... bangs? Why not? (The Cut)

If you missed the "Jane Roe" bombshell, I cannot stress enough that evangelicals are terrifyingly fine with "lying for Jesus." They do it all the time! And it doesn't even bother them because the ends justify the means, but I'm going to stop there before I start equating it to a certain hot topic. (Jezebel)

Put this Jason Momoa and Peter Dinklage directly into my veins. (Birth. Movies. Death.)

The next CannonBookClub discussion kicks off one month from today. They are celebrating Pride Month the Cannonball way with a The Future is Queer book club focusing on speculative and science fiction written by and/or featuring LGBTQ+ characters. They selected a group of four books - you choose whichever one (or more) you want to read and join the discussion. What are you looking forward to in the future? (Cannonball Read 12)

This is Brody. He'll be the first to tell you his first attempt at getting in the kayak wasn't great, but he never gave pup. 14/10 pic.twitter.com/vFbYexUoA9

— WeRateDogs® (@dog_rates) May 20, 2020