He is supposed to be Aubrey Plaza's boss.

Ah, poor soul. I hope for all the best for this person (I guess).

Oh dear. Well, I guess I can only hope the best for this woman and whatever she does with her career.

This guy is an asshole, this Jim Norton fellow. He is completely missing the point in this video. I am sorry you had to spend time in a room with him, Lindy.

But I feel that the difference here is that she asked special permission, was denied, and then did it anyways. It's not like she didn't know she couldn't do it. She knew she couldn't do it, made DOUBLE SURE she couldn't do it, then did it anyways.

I'm sorry, a what? Is that a type of bird?

Who is this Bethenny Frankel person? I see her on magazines, I know she has a show, but what is she? Who is she?

I don't either, but I was called a racist yesterday for making a comment on Beyonce, so I am staying out of this one.

I know very little about Lena Dunham, but have decided not to watch her show because I refuse to believe her reality of New York without POC. As far as Gaga goes, she is another celeb who has refused to label herself as feminist, which equally irks me. Did everyone want me to make a list of all the celebrities who I…

A feminist "I guess" is not a feminist. She gets really defensive when asked about it.

I'm sorry that you have decided to make comments about my character based on a mass-generalization. That's sad for you.

I agree with that statement, but I think it's kind of rude to assume that is what I am doing by criticizing her. I am critical of Amanda Bynes and Taylor Swift (God, that one) and many other female performers who make statements and don't back them. I was just given a relevant article on which to voice my views on one…

I have not praised either of those women, and I don't know why words are being put in my mouth. I would say the same thing if either of those two had shown up and performed at this event.

I don't hate the woman, I am just hesitant to call her any kind of feminist superhero, which she is being made out to be.

IN MY OPINION: It just seems that Beyonce refuses to label herself as such because it makes her less marketable since people read "feminist" and think "I burn my bra and hate menfolk lololol." That's what I think it is, but it could be that her hesitation is brought on by the history of the treatment of WOC by white…

I did read it. It was exactly my point. She changes her mind so often about what she wants to be labeled as, my head is spinning.

"I guess."

I haven't said anything about her clothing choices, or the clothing of any of the performers last night. That was the last thing on my mind last night. I haven't celebrated or made potshots at anyone the entirety of this thread in regards to their attire, since that was not the point of my post. My point was that her…

I meant that my feelings about her and her actions have nothing to do with her race. I am equally disappointed in celebrities like Taylor Swift who have made ignorant comments about the feminist movement. If she had performed last night, I would have felt similarly. I do think feminism needs to be made more…

If she doesn't want to relate to the movement, then she shouldn't say anything about it. She shouldn't perform in concerts dedicated to educating and empowering women all over the world if she doesn't actually back it, which is how I feel. If she doesn't want to be "labeled" a feminist, then I guess she shouldn't say…