• With the title, Out, Damned Spot, you probably would've expected the sixth episode to keenly focus on eldest son Andre and his wife Rhonda. The manipulative couple has been up to Macbethian scheming as they plot to get the upper hand to take over the reigns at Empire Enterprises. o But the cursed spot actually refers to how Luscious (with the skilled hand of longtime friend and    Empire Chairman Vernon Turner) erases a problematic stain. But is it really eradicated—for good? • Courtney Love's anticipated appearance as Elle Dallas, a former hard rock star who was the Empire's label first top selling artist—but hasn't recorded a hit in years, was worth the wait. o To prevent Luscious and Anika from cutting Elle from the label, Cookie takes on producing Elle. These strong women's showdown in the recording studio is one of the better dramatic moments in the series • A surprise appearance at the close of the episode reveals that Jamal has experienced a close encounter of the herterosexual kind. • The music still is the most delicious course of the Empire feast: o Elle's showdown with Cookie inspires a "soulful" hard rock rendition of "Take Me to the River." o His smooth R&B performance

By Ernest Kearney – Silliness. Wet silliness. Dolphin sex silliness. Just a whole lot of silliness, in fact

By Ernest Kearney ­— “A lot of trouble about a little music,” snarls Andrei Zhdanov (John Kayton) the Central Committee’s Chief of Ideology as he lords it over the two quivering souls before him. 

MAGA folks worry that Trump won’t keep his promises. Seriously, when did he ever? What do Trump voters find scary?They worry their hopes might get buried.Will Trump keep his word?Oh, you silly old turd!He’ll bail when things start getting hairy._________________________ Musk says