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Slack.com slash DHQ. Never did I ever dream that I would not only meet Hugh Hefner or

a Hef as he insisted we all call him. That's why when I say things like, well, I was talking

to Hef. You know, that's not something you can at first easily drop into a sentence and

have your friends keep a straight face. We're in a time period where Diana has only about

six more years on this earth, but at least she was able to break free and hopefully experience

a measure of happiness in the years after the imagined events of Spencer. That's Richard

Roper, the Chicago sometimes on my favorite film critics. He remembers him for years. Of

course, Roper and Ebert, he's talking about our feature review this week. It is called

Spencer. The great Ben Lions called me after he saw it to bro. You got to see Spencer.

Kristen Stewart is going to win an Academy Award. I said, what? He said, yeah, she's going

to win an Oscar for Best Actors. Go see this movie. He called me a few weeks ago. The

film is now in theaters everywhere. And I don't know if she won an Oscar. She's definitely

getting nominated though. It's a great performance. That's right. That Kristen Stewart from Twilight.

That is the new movie we're reviewing. Also, Kirby Enthusiasts. I mean, now have three

episodes in the books. I figure me and Cody can start talking a little bit about the new

season of Curb. Ron's gone wrong. I took my kiddos to go see that and Helms, Jake Dillon

Grazier, Zach Alphanakis, the story of Barney and his robot and our old film Colors never

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