Yes, there should be. :)

Gold star for everything you said. I could see some actors being uncomfortable with the female gaze, but Hunnam isn't one of them. It's not that difficult to find this out (and that's one of the things that frustrates me about this piece). Like you said, we often see Jax sans clothing just for funzies.

I don't like Jax anymore, and I'm ok with that. I understand why I don't. And I like that this show challenges the way I feel about certain characters. I've started to like Ima, or at the very least feel sorry for her—because it's clear no one respects her.

From what I understand, Kurt provides a pretty accurate look into an outlaw MC. (And that includes the misogyny, and the racism.) I think it's based on Hamlet, but I definitely see shades of Macbeth in there as well (mostly with Gemma, but Tara's been stepping up).

I too came here to defend SOA. I haven't seen all of season 5, and I'm watching season 6, but that show has some really excellent moments. It's really well crafted.

Loving the pic. And agreeing. This is Hollywood, people do this shit all the time.

That's my best friend. Then she constantly says that she doesn't have the need to get married (but her wedding board has the most pins).

The actor was fired from the show for using that kind of language.

Critics also made fun of her weight when she was on Zoe, Duncan, Jack and Jane. I remember reading her CosmoGirl interview, and she said how much it upset her and her initial reaction was to lose a bunch of weight to show them she could. (I believe she said she changed her mind.)

I watch SOA too.

Oh, so you've seen her? And you know what 180 looks like on ALL women.

This is the most accurate (and best) description of Glee.

Yes, she would be perfect!

Frost was awesome. I liked his friendships with Frankie, and Korsak. Damn, this is so sad!

That's what I thought/hoped. I'm really sad about his passing. He seemed like a nice young man, and I enjoyed him as Frost.

Yep, that's what I thought she meant as well. Also, during the whole press tour for Mr. & Mrs. Smith, weren't Brad and Ange trying to pretend they weren't involved? I remember them standing feet apart so no one would get any ideas.

I'm not a Kardashian fan, but he was her ex at the time. She also was there during the trial to show support for the Brown family.

I'd be ok with losing Xander.

Probably. FPJ would be a major disappointment (he's known around ABQ for being an entitled ass).

I got where Aniston was coming from with that quote. I also didn't feel like she was saying you have to be happy 24/7—or telling people what it is that makes them happy.