Agree! Abortion should be legal so long as the head hasn't emerged during labor. My body, my choice.

This was a very sensibly written article except for the joke about fat ladies and their Krispy Kreme donuts. Shame for the writer to shoot his or herself in the foot like that.

Agree. Kind of seems like not a worthy cause for a film, right?

I thought this movie was just some misery porn and can't understand the accolades. Even knowing the Streetcar parallels. It just seems like a bunch of pretty scenery and an occasion to tear down some women for having the stupidity to try and enjoy nice things.

I was forced into a boob revealing, heavily made up, toe hairs shaven makeover by oversexed teenagers when I was a old-ass camp counselor. They said I should definitely get laid on my night off. Cute kids. Maybe I actually did become a better person though... this was a major breakthrough for getting these kids to see…

Right? I'm like 'Janet, stop trying to make fish happen.'

I'm reading this as more of a takedown of ridiculous celebrity puff pieces than Blake bashing. This kind of stuff is extra funny to blogger and writers, because someone got paid to write it, and it's ridic. Meta-journalism.

visual is not odd or based on othering... seems pretty obviously to be a reference to the most famous national geographic cover ever of the refugee girl in Afghanistan. http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/ph…

I was trying to imagine this photo in another context... like someone doing an art show about sex workers. And how it would be provocative and evocative and gritty and the cropping would be representative of society's blindness or refusal to see the subjects as people, or the sad necessity of anonymity in a violent…

Critical skills go out the window when Jezebel sees a pretty face. Suddenly the claim that Lancome is all about empowering is repeated without any skepticism. It's ok to fetishize bodies and overvalue beauty and jungle-ize a person of color with live animals as props as long as we are women objectifying other women…

I know, I know. We spent all that time sharing pictures of his asshole. We were missing the point. I was here for the same joke!

Look, I'm an unapologetic Blurred Lines apologist, but I see in that video uninterested naked women parading around in front of a begging dude(s) who is trying to get attention by acting sexually outrageous with a bunch of props and balloons and increasingly unbelievable claims of sexual prowess.

I'm far too weird to actually socialize with my co-workers outside of work (the experience would likely be strained and thoroughly enjoyed by neither of us). However, I do recommend local shops and restaurants on a regular basis to my cube neighbor, since we gotta talk about something and that's pretty innocuous…

If you took out the boneheaded "strangely wholesome" remark at the end of the last quote, he'd started to have a point. Early American Apparel was barely even fashionable. But you had this low budget porn appeal being made on behalf of cotton tshirts and underwear, and it's selling, because it's meeting the needs of…

Well, i think people identify with the experience of being offensive with an innocently intended comment, and not being able to realize the offense until later, due to their cultural consciousness having not been expanded that far yet. The person sharing the story has indicated that she realizes as an adult that what…

IMHO "only $40 dollars" is your privilege talking. $40 is probably a lot if you work at Hobby Lobby as your actual job and you're an adult (and there's my privilege talking!). A lot of people who find themselves in these situations are young and scared and don't have a lot of money. I know the times I used one I was…

How is this even relevant? Not everyone wants to take hormones constantly. Sometimes condoms break, and you go get a pill so there's no month of worrying about whether you got pregnant. This a normal and reasonable thing. And it should be cheap. Because an abortion is not cheap, and a birth is even less cheap. By…

so a broken condom is an indiscretion now?

Seriously. Even if I had never heard of her before today, and all I knew was that she had a special memorial service for her dead dog and was certain that the old dog had given the new dog an angel blessing, and that the old dog was the mastermind behind the new dog being doggily different, I would be convinced it was…

At that point i couldn't even watch the remaining seconds of the trailer. I was like 'oh it's THAT kind of movie?' And i HATE me blog posts from service people bitching about customers and how customers should be. But dine and dash is some pretty shitty shit.