This is incredibly satisfying. Nothing is more wonderful than the idea of misogynists having to admit their misogyny to the one woman who they think is somehow different. It's a beautiful thing.

Her experience was terrifying. Given what happened to her in an open gallery full of people, I absolutely believe that someone would sexually assault an artist performing the same way in an isolated space.

Really? So he could only be sexually assulting if his penis entered her vagina? I think that is a very limited view of sexual assult.

She also swapped places with a sex worker in an Amsterdam brothel.

Look, if someone had picked up a gun and shot him, would it not have been murder? Taken his watch, that's still theft. Punched him in the face, still assualt. Just because he allowed himself to be vulnerable does not mean that anyone should take advantage of that. Also, arousal of any form is a biological response to…

Hope he presses charges. This is awful

The comments* on this story that I have read so far are really weird. La Beef is a tool—there's really no denying it—but that doesn't mean he deserved to be assaulted. I don't understand the people claiming he's lying or he brought it on himself...Would they be saying the same thing if he were a woman we all think is…

Believe victims, guys. Even if we don't like who they are as people, or they're "tryhards" or their art is dumb. Believe them.

Rape victims are treated like garbage by the vast majority of police, we just went over this with the Cosby case. What happened to Shia is not okay and I hope he gets connected with whatever supports he needs.

I gotta say, I'm not sure how you can think that "fame changed her" given that she started acting really young and hit mega-fame at age 17. Even if you were her third grade best friend and not just a random Twihard, I can't figure how you think you have the authority to define who she really is/was deep inside.

well, HE"S a 'public figure', if by 'public figure' you mean someone that used to be famous for beating other people up. she's not and her medical history and her medical decisions about her not-famous body sure as hell aren't public information.

I bet that asshole, Chris Gaines, will be performing in his place.

It's almost as if they're different people who might not have the same attitude toward either celebrity or toward recent events.

I'm not sure it's fair for everyone to keep harping on her supposed lack of style. The whole premise here is that there aren't stylish clothes out there for women her size, so her options in dressing herself have been highly limited. Plus, great designers often lack personal style. That doesn't diminish their ability…

If I ever found out that Kristen Bell was one of those secretly evil people in Hollywood. The kind who seem all cool and nice, but are actually little tyrants. Then a part of me would die, 'cause I just love her.

My crush on Demi Lovato continues ...

With all due respect, I beg to differ, Jenna Maroney is willing to commit to the role in ways Amy Adams wouldn't dream.

describing Robin Thicke as "the human version of a white leather couch" just made my week. I like to think of him, along with Adam Levine and John Mayer, as part of this three-piece set:

Ignore all these people, Kim, and instead listen to this cautionary story about a girl named Lucky.