I like her, a lot. The show is HILARIOUS. The skit about not being able to take a compliment had me almost peeing my pants.

She was on "Fresh Air" yesterday and gave a really good interview, I thought. She is clearly a feminist and interested in talking about the true problems and conflicts that women face these days in a funny but also thoughtful manner. I like her show and the interview made me like her even more.

She's awesome. I just hope she realizes how funny, smart, and beautiful she is.

I agree, I thought most of her humor was discussing the real shit some women go through (POV sex bit was hilarious), and making fun of how she plays into ridiculous shit women and people do to be acceptable (see the sexy selfie/text skits and the black guy at Urban Outfitters skit.)

That's what is known as a "softball" because DUH of course she wouldn't fire her own racist ass. Every now and again (and by that I mean all the time) I wish the powers that be at NBC would get a big ol' vaudeville hook and just drag Lauer off the set. That would be awesome.

A Matt Lauer one. He's a bit of a dick.

There. Fixed it.

He was *so* well behaved when it started (which is not always his M.O.). He seemed genuinely interested in discussing some of the more serious ideas behind his current show, world tour, etc. Remember how genuinely concerned/confused he looked when Mika started rambling about all the mental illness she brought to the…

That disappointed me as well; Brand is obviously intelligent and quick, and for some reason couldn't think of anything particularly funny or insightful, so he defaulted to misogyny. It seems to be a pretty good indication that the hosts were making him truly angry, angry enough that he lashed out with the first thing…

"I didn't know Russell" is a perfectly fine thing for your great-aunt to say when she confuses your fiancee for another one of your cousins at the big family reunion.

Here's one to blow Kayne's mind. Know what's North of North? South. 'Cause globe.

People like to yell about the constitution. Reading and comprehending it? Not so much.

I went back and forth with some random lady on Facebook the other day about Paula Deen. She said that Deen's right to freedom of speech was being infringed upon by her being fired. NO. That is not how freedom of speech works. Freedom of speech means freedom from prosecution, not freedom from consequences. The fact of…

Once again, I ask: WHO STILL BUYS SHIT FROM ABERCROMBIE & FITCH?

The baby's name does not begin with a "K". It begins with a "$".

Should more than 15% of any generation really want to be a CEO of a large corporation? That strikes me as saying nothing about the general ambitiousness of a generation. I wouldn't want that job, but I would like to make partner in my law firm. Not as ambitious as CEO, but still not a slacker position.

This is effing ridiculous. This is the epitome of the effects of systemic discrimination. It's not that 15% of women don't WANT to be successful, powerful, and admirable, it's that 85% of women realize that entering the c-suite is a pipe-dream because we have vaginas.

And your ability to do so is mightily envied.

You are right, of course. The American public is partially responsible. Many will still go to this crap fest and talk about how it's no big deal.

She couldn't play an exit tunnel. She seems to have no idea when people want her to go away.

Jennifer Lopez will play coal.