I know this was posted on Tweet Beat but still applies.

I thought she was going to star on

I hate myself for reading his name as Hide DeSalami.

I think Bee Sweet is a much better name. Go Mikaila!

When I read “Speaking of feminism, Piers Morgan thinks Kim Kardashian is “killing” it” I thought he meant that she was really good at it. Wasn’t that how kids were using “killing it” now? In a good way? So confused!

I would have had some major cognitive dissonance if he would have gone full Jeremy Renner for this interview. I’m so glad Thor is still pure <3

Woah Piers, men walk around topless all the time. Women should get to do the same. But not for the pervy reasons men think.

I’m sure Khole Kardashian has seen raw chicken before.

Then have fun with another generation of a conservative SCOTUS.

I like when rich people talk about revolution. Because they’re in no way going to retreat to their gated and guarded communities when shit gets real.

“...descend into autism...”

ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh thanks

the First Amendment does not apply here. This is a private film festival. The first amendment is designed to prevent the government from punishing or preventing speech and expression. An organizer deciding to pull a film from a festival has zero first amendment implications.

The timing wasn’t well done but it didn’t feel unnatural? Almost everyone had been accusing Lexa of making biased decisions towards Clarke (which she kind of was) so I figured she was going to be offed soon.

The 100 is a show with a bisexual female lead that has had sex with more women than men on the show. It currently has a male gay couple in it. Out of all the shows, this was chosen as the example of Bury Your Gays trope?

The 100 kills off regular characters all the time. Most of Clarke’s previous love interests are dead, too. I agree that overall this a major issue in LGBT representation but I'm not sure The 100 is a good example.

I was a couple of episodes behind and so I was upset by all these spoiler-y article titles right after this episode aired!

“An Untamed State, Roxane Gay’s novel about a kidnapped Haitian-American woman, will be adapted for film by Beyond The Lights director Gina Prince-Bythewood. Gugu Mbatha-Raw is set to star.”