Receipts (certified) or it didn't happen.

You know what I like about Raven's response? She clears the rumors about herself up, asks to be left out, and does not rush to defend him or refute any other women's claims (Ahem, cough cough, friends of Woody Allen).

I understand what you meant and your clarifications make your question beyond clear and not offensive. Sigh. I also wonder if he doesn't feel somewhat conflicted by his prominent role specifically. Because attributing such a critical role in finally having some accountability for Cosby to him risks assigning a level…

He is a phenomenal actor. His art really backs up his mania. Burke and Christina were the same people: Selfish and highly ambitious.

for murdering Bill Cosby's career

Howard Stern asked him. Seems like his feelings on the matter are kinda ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

Oh, you're just asking a neutral question, right? How does Burress feel about "murdering" Cosby's career? I'm going to guess he feels like he did a good thing. Because he did a good thing.

He was on the Howard Stern show in Oct. "I've been doing the bit on and off for six months. It was unexpected. It wasn't my intention to make it part of a big discussion," Buress told Stern. "It was just something I was doing at that venue right there. So for someone to put it to the media, it's crazy."

Some of the victims had already made their claims and talked about it years/decades ago... they were just hushed up or ignored. It took another famous man to actually get the masses to believe the stories. Business as usual.

"I'm not perfect, but at 42 years old I can say that I've never even been drunk. I've never smoked or done any drugs. I'm as pure as pure can be."

*Whoops* Be careful with those ashes!

OMG YES

TBH, The whole time I was like I wish someone just wrote a series about the rise (and fall?) of the first black female president of the United States. I would rather watch that. Like when some crazy ass white man interrupts you during your speech, what is that moment afterward back stage?

If they changed the name of the show to Charleston "Charlie" Tucker, Serious Woman at Work, I would watch.

This is one thing I will say about SR. She doesn't seem to take shit. She will fire your ass in a minute over some sideways bullshit and not look back. She done so with men in the past (Isiah Washington and Columbus Short to name a few) and I don't think it's a gender issue. I think KH said some sideways shit IN THE…

When people talk about Shonda, they should also mention that she is perfectly fine with Isaiah Washington. You know, the dude who assaulted cast mates and called TR Knight a fa—-t. She even happily brought him back for a send off.

To preface: I don't really have a very strong opinion of Katherine Heigl one way or another. But I do really like John Mulaney, so I gave his sitcom a shot (sigh, but that's a story for another day). Here's what Nasim Pedrad's character said in the pilot:

"People like it when a man's crazy. We have recordings of…

O Cum, All Ye Facials

I don't think that at all. Honestly, I doubt many do.