My own personal experience with abortion, and I don't think we talk about this enough, abortion can be another word for mercy.

Our country has failed us!

I'm very excited about this daily cancellation. I finally get a chance to cancel and hathaway.

I've held a grudge against this woman ever since.

My wife early in our marriage forced me to go to the theater with her, with her mom and her sister, to watch Lay Mizoram.

It was the worst experience of my life.

Every actor in the film was deeply and painfully annoying. None of them would stop singing at all.

They sang the entire time from start to finish. Yet even in mid-stall, the hathaway managed to be irritating and insufferable on a level that even Russell Crowe's blubbering off-key performance couldn't reach.

A couple of years later, I went with much higher hopes to go see Interstellar.

And there was Ann Hathaway again, helping to ruin the film with her cringy, saccharine speeches about the transcendent power of love.

I wanted to see a movie about deep space exploration. I was hoping there'd be aliens.

Instead, I got no aliens, only a little bit of space exploration, in exchange for a lot of scenes of Ann Hathaway and Jessica Chastain's sulking and whining and giving corny sermons.

The only thing that would've made it worse is if they started singing.

Thankfully, they didn't. All that to say.

This cancellation is a long time coming.

Hathaway's appearance this week on the View has, I think, finally provided me the opportunity that I've been waiting for.

Let's watch.

The Devil was probably turned 16 this summer. Yes.

This time flies, boy. So you wrote this on Instagram.

I am struck by the fact that the young female characters in this movie built their lives and careers in a country that honored their right to have choice over their own reproductive health.

See you in the fight.

So why did you write that? Why was it important to you to write something like that?

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