Yeah I guess that wasn't totally insightful. 'We're all just people, man...'

I don't know which part you mean, so I'll answer both. Her song with him.

No one is perfect, but she is literally singing and speaking out about bullying while working with men who have assaulted girls, and are likely still doing it. Maybe it would help if there was proof that they were giving them eating disorders, too, or were homophobic?

Wow, between that and R Kelly her definition of 'bullying' certainly doesn't extend to full-out rape and assault.

He is exactly 'edgy.' That word terrible people use when something seems a little wrong but hey it's getting them attention, for once!

Everyone blames everyone. It's like with using teenage models with eating disorders. The magazines need them to fit sample sizes! The designers will never get coverage without them! That's who the agencies send out to calls! They're the only ones who get hired! Always interesting in an industry that pretends to be…

I think it's because his style is simple but recognizable for the everyman/woman, so it's easier for his shots (versus a model or actor in them) to be a sign of prestige for a brand. Like the model of the moment, everyone can want one! Unlike the model of the moment (at least the female ones), his expiry date isn't…

But I'm SURE Mila Kunis and Bey got exactly the same treatment as a 16-year-old wannabe model. If they didn't, then there might be something to this whole coercion and abuse of power thing. Otherwise it's just Terry being Terry, right? Gotta play the game! Everyone's having fun!

I've found her more miss than hit, but this is good. Or maybe they deserve one another.

Sorry but for anyone who thinks this is anything but an abuse of power, ask yourself: Did he ask Lady Gaga to give him a blowjob? And if not, if it is just some cool, consensual fun and completely respectful, WHY NOT? Maybe because he knew she would kick his ass. Maybe because he knew she has more power than him. It's…

It's a tad more than simply being 'more hormonal.' Even if average pregnant women had a wealth of resources available to them (instead of a few unpaid days off, if they're lucky, and maybe a Planned Parenthood in their neighborhood if it hasn't been shut down), there is no other stage at which a woman's hormones will…

'Not only must he prove that Faircloth's statements damaged his reputation'

'MRAs bring these issues up, sure, but so do a lot of other people—people without outspoken biases against rape victims, people who've never gone out of their way to sabotage rape reporting systems (systems that serve male rape victims too, by the way). So why should we be obligated to include MRAs in the…

I actually think it's totally possible to love fashion and still think this article is inane. Brooklyn does not own fashion. It would be really obvious if they ever left town (and Berlin doesn't count).

I actually quite like Acne and wear a few things from their line. The irony here, though, is that you would have to be utterly obsessed with fashion to even know that's what I was wearing (they don't really do logos). So to appreciate 'normcore' you need to actually be able to identify my plain grey tee as NOT Acne or…

If you have to ask...

I think someone said this on Gawker but is this falls just slightly above the infamous XOJane revelation that 'black people do yoga' in terms of hard-hitting investigations by wealthy white 20-something writers from Brooklyn.

It really is the perfect illustration for this and actually is a nice balance to anyone who had to hate-read the original article, because with one sculpture he says more about class and presence than a million trend pieces.

I mentioned this somewhere else but this is so obviously a 21-year-old writing about the resurgence of a lot of '90s fashion (bucket hats, sportswear) with no real concept of a world that existed before she hit puberty.

Well if they haven't gotten to it already, if they're anything like most MRAs, the 'so what?' is 'usually 'so fewer white Americans!!'