What kind of horseshit "legal analysis" is this?

It's neither formally nor informally the goal of a prosecution team to make a trial "fun" or "entertaining" or "spellbinding." At most, they want to make sure jurors' attention doesn't drift off, but that's not the same thing.

Crushed under the guilt from leaving Kevin at home alone, Kate McAllister turns to drink, then escapism through theatre.

She leaves her family, moves to Canada, dons wigs, adopts a stage name... and then one night, milling about at a high society function, she wonders to herself, "Who's the eyebrows buying everyone drinks?"

...and thus, Kate McAllister becomes Moira Rose.

Hot take: the new #Minnesota #flag design should've kept the stripes, but otherwise it's fine. Better than fine, really. And a damn sight better than what it's replacing.

People getting mad over this choice: really? Come on, it's fine.

Wife and I were bored before bed last night, so on a lark we randomly fired up an ancient episode of Quantum Leap.

Friends, the episode was boring garbage ... and yet the theme song still manages to earworm into your brain.