Unfortunately, this still hasn't gotten old (but is still awesome):

Geisha costumes carry some nasty racialized baggage, but being a Geisha is an occupation, much like being a fireman, or a nun, or a cop, or whatever other slutoween costumes people use for role-play. Geisha makeup washes off ; people who dress up in redface, or blackface, or as sombrero-and-bandelier wearing mexicans,…

I read this too, maybe on Vulture? Bitch, the rest of the world likes his hair curly, don't try to make him into something he isn't.

I've heard repeatedly that she's gay, and frankly, the only time she's resembled a real human with actual emotions on screen was in The Runaways. Other than that, her affect is so flat and repressed that I have no idea why people keep casting her.

Sexist v-bags. Also, they held a competition to get someone to create meat that can be grown in a vat to spare animals, cause soylent green food-science horrors are infinitely preferable to the thousands of years (prior to agribusiness) of people sustainably raising and caring for the animals they choose to eat.

Plenty of hollywood hispterati think this native-appropriating fashion moment is totally fine. Did you catch that video that No Doubt released for Push and Shove? Have you seen the shit that instagramming, headband-wearing waifs wear to Coachella?

Where did it come from and why is it SO AMAZING?

Ugh. I just turned 34, have to agree with that.

Totally agree. When it comes to online dating, having only selfies on your profile is a complete disqualifier, it says: "insecure, narcissistic, and doesn't play well with others." The worst is when they're all taken from a computer (hey, lonely dudes of Silicon Valley). I have one selfie out 6 or 7 pictures (and I'm…

Oh man. Yeah, I rewatched the both seasons and read the first two books – now I'm trying to distract myself by finishing up seasons of shows I kinda lost interest in (sorry, Downton) until the 31st.

I worked at Condé Nast when those episodes were filmed and I can tell you that NOOO ONE, by corporate decree, made more than $2/word. Even top-tier writers were generally limited to $1-$1.50 a word and would get an unofficial $2 through consulting and research fees, because the corporate brass didn't want a $2…

It's entirely possible that after two years of therapy, she could have lower testosterone levels than a cis-woman. I'm cis and look pretty "girly," but I have PCOS and without the pill and other interventions my testosterone levels are double the high end of normal for women, though below the normal range for men. The…