Advertisers will spend millions of dollars per minute of air time on Super Bowl Sunday, and let's face it, most of what they come up with just isn't worth it.
So much wishful thinking, so few characters.
Shhh. Shhh. No need to explain yourself. Your stuff says it all.
Superpowers would arguably create more problems than they solve.
Music videos. For three minutes we're treated to vainest self-promotion out of a late night infomercial. And yeah, some of them can be pretty cool -- but they can always be cooler.
We understand that films are sometimes censored to make the appropriate for all TV-viewing audiences -- but sometimes movies don't go far enough. Blurred lines or lots of pixels don't censor quite enough.
Guns, for all the harm they can cause, are more ingrained in our society than we probably realize.
One has to be delicate when writing a children's book. One wrong word or phrase can take the entire moral you're trying to put across. Which is why it's probably good these pages probably got left on the cutting room floor.
Even when you're famous, there are varying degrees of it. The people at the top, we have no problem remembering. Some folks, though, we need a little help in the name department.
A finished film goes through a lot of hands before it hits the big screen. But what happens when everyone misses a teeny, tiny typo?