Mikey Madison was so good in Better Things, and I'm genuinely excited to see her get her due on the awards circuit for Anora this winter. (GFY)

I doubt it will help with the inevitable chaos and confusion, but Google will block all election ads after the polls close on November 5th, so no one can claim victory while votes are still being counted (on Google ads, anyway). (Axios)

The headline is not completely accurate, but it's not not accurate, either. Harrison Ford agreed to sign on to Shrinking after watching Jason Segel in Forgetting Sarah Marshall. He also said that Segel had a "good dick." I'm just very taken with this clip (also, I love Shrinking):

You know all those bands you loved on the Garden State soundtrack, even though you claimed you hated Garden State but secretly loved it? Zach Braff is bringing them all together for a charity benefit concert for the movie's 20th Anniversary. Nice. (Rolling Stone)

For those wondering because we haven't seen them yet this season, yes: Please Don't Destroy are still at SNL. (LateNighter)

Hey! There's a Spider-Man 4 script, and Tom Holland and Zendaya have read it. They like it, but it still needs some work and they're not sure how to fit it within the MCU timeline. (Variety)

Speaking of Holland, via Jen, he is promoting his new non-alcoholic beer, Bero. (Food and Wine)

I don't know what's going on over at Automatic -- the company that runs Wordpress -- but it's chaos, and the company is giving employees a second chance to quit now. (404 Media)

For what it's worth to those who are still interested after 20 seasons, Project Runway has moved from Bravo to Freeform, and will gain new judges and a new host next season. (TVInsider)

For what it's worth: The Kamala Harris interview on Fox News fetched 7.1 million viewers, more than watched her 60 Minutes interview, and far more than watched Donald Trump's town hall the same day.

Now that Tom Brady owns 5 percent of the Las Vegas Raiders, he's useless as an NFL analyst, so the $275 million that Fox spent on him feels like a bad investment. (Time)

Prime Video has officially announced the Brian Williams election night special, and I have officially canceled my subscription to Sling TV for cable news that I got two months ago and was hanging onto for election night. (The Wrap)

Like many of us, Uncoolaidman bought a copy of David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas where it sat unread for years. He finally read and enjoyed it. "To anyone else who has had this sitting on their shelves for years, I highly recommend finally cracking it open." What's sitting unread on your shelf? (Cannonball Read 16)

That's it for me this week! Lainey should be back for Saturday's PL, and Mike will take it back on Sunday. It's been fun, although not that fun: No one should have to see this much Internet every day.