Neither, it means a male assigned at birth person who identifies as a woman (yes, that is different from what you wrote, because "man" and "woman" are social constructs, and while "female" and "male" are often presented as objective facts, many individuals object to that, so the assignment by a doctor at birth and…

This is most definitely and undeniably awful and transphobic, but after watching uncensored video, I have disagree with your characterization of certain elements. The woman in question was not "stripped." She was rapidly made naked because there's no way a tube top and skirt are going to stay on the course of a…

Cecily Strong's dim-witted Venezuelan mail-order bride (complete with Charo accent) was about the most offensive thing I've seen on SNL in a long time.

The MRA skit seemed like a bit of a dud to me. There's a lot of material out there to legitimately criticize MRA folks with, and while the male character wasn't a nice person, the female characters sort of embodied the stereotypes of women that MRA guys spread.

Social worker PSA:

It's an awesome feeling when my kids lose their shit when I come home from work. I don't have to do anything but walk in the door.

So you haven't seen What's Love Got To Do With It, and didn't know that Anna Mae Bullock is Tina Turner's given name, I guess.

And while she was parading around in her knickers. Pearls clutched.

Yes. Because 2 year old Blue Ivy definitely knows what surfboard means and God forbid a women make a song about having sex with husband.

RIP Jez Readers, dead from cute.

They're not in it at ALL? That makes me sad. But then again, anything after Bernadette Peters and Tim Curry would be a disappointment.

It's a physics joke, not a racist joke! OH MY GOD, THE SCIENCE LITERACY IN THIS COUNTRY!

Oh dear god, no. That's so sad I almost teared up.

Ted and the kids are dead. Mom's the only one alive.

Am I the only one who doesn't find this show the least bit funny?

What I personally want to see gender-swapped more than anything is The Hobbit. Imagine it starring like 19 ladies and then the female director being like, "Hmm. There's absolutely no men in this story. It's like they don't exist in the world. Poor lads. I think I'll write in a small part for a male wood elf to give it…

Long story short, its an adaptation of the novel Wiseguy that chronicles the ascension of real-life Henry Hill, and associate-turned-informant in Lucchese crime family. It begins in the fifties and ends in the late-80s and shows the rise and fall of Hill and - through Lorraine Braco's character - shows the toll it…

Exactly. This could have been amazing. Unfortunately, it was absolutely terrible.

I think they're going for sarcasm here.

Eek, that would just not be an option for me, especially in winter. My skin is super sensitive and gets painfully dry even without the help of showers. If I was going twice a day I think I'd start shedding, lizard style.