Cameron Diaz had sex with a car in her last movie, so people just might ask about her genitals. You make a good point, though.

I don't ever wear peplum, but it does look good on me. I have broad shoulders and narrow hips, so it sort of balances me out, I guess.

Gaston could get it. Aladdin, too.

Anna Paquin will never be Rogue! And Halle Berry will never be Storm! It is law!

#PREGNANT

Where can I watch this album (aside from iTunes)? I'm dying.

Yeah, you just said exactly what I was just thinking.

WHY include tweets from Chief Keef. Just...why?

YES.

"I just learned something new in class today, so now I get to be a bitch and show off how totally smart and educated I am."

Yeah, I'm kind of seeing an Asian guy. He's a bit younger than me (I'm 21 and he's 17) and I was worried that people would judge me for the age difference (especially since I typically go for older guys)...but most of my friends just would say "Yeah, I don't find Asians attractive, but he's alright, I guess". What the…

I just fell out of my chair from laughing so hard. I am literally rolling on the floor laughing.

Bless this sketch. The Paul Rudd episode was the best of the season so far (mostly because of Paul Rudd and the Anchorman guys). Shit, even One Direction were more entertaining/endearing/funnier than the new cast members of SNL :/

12am - 12pm Black Friday. Yay. :/

Alright

But when it comes to a joke about black people being offensive, one would think that being black is THE MOST IMPORTANT PART in determining whether or not the joke is offensive. Saying a black person being black would "cloud their judgement" about whether something is racist or not makes no sense at all. (I'm black and…

Yeah, after watching The Human Centipede, I will never knock on someone's door if my car breaks down...nope.

Chris Pratt? Stripper? Yes. Good. (I'm too excited by this to form full sentences)

That's an excellent point about darker skinned people or people with more ethnic features getting pigeon-holed into stereotypical roles. I didn't think about that! It's a fucked up situation, indeed.

Fred Armisen, Nasim Pedrad, and a few other minorities on the show have played characters of different races and haven't had to resort to playing stereotypes (too often), so it is very possible to have black people on the show without their sketches devolving into a minstrel show.