Yeah, theaters got antsy. But Sony also basically pulled support as well.

Jesus Christ on a cracker, Bill Cosby is reminding me more and more every day of Clarence Thomas.

"Electable", adj: A democratic option pre-approved by the oligarchy.

Pretty much this x1000.

It must be frustrating for POC to read these kinds of tweets.
On the other hand, white people need to teach other white people that they have unearned privileges and that their trust in police officers is probably based on a privileged point of view and history of positive experiences. I think it's very important for…

From what I understand, the standards for federal charges are extremely high. I wish there would be federal charges but it seems highly unlikely (not saying impossible, just saying unlikely).

No it's not. That being said i roll my eyes at the idea of the guy suddenly trying to come out as some kind of gender equality champion.

Here is Judd Apatow's filmography..

I'm glad Judd's taking a stand on Cosby, but I kind of wish he was a little more critical of people he works with *cough*LenaDunham*cough*

Major props for not one, but TWO sentences mentioning Billy Bragg. I kissed him after a concert once (well, it was on the cheek and accompanied by a rather chaste hug) and it was AWESOME!

Granted, as a skinny woman, I probably don't get an opinion on this, but I really can't get behind the "All About That Bass" love. Ultimately, the message seems to be that multiple body types are fine…as long as they get a man's approval.

perfect.

Another issue I have with Jia's post is the contradictions. Reading the title you would think that she was about to defend a sexual narrative but then she quotes a professor saying that what 7 year old Lena did to 1 year old Grace wasn't sexual. So which is it? This was poorly written and it doesn't help that she's…

Why thank you, don't mind if I do! (plucks champagne glass from tray, toasts self and sashays out the door with three bags on one arm and a toddler in football hold on the other).

In case it isn't obvious, the child actor who plays the oldest son is the same actor who plays Stan, Peggy's former nemesis/possible love interest on Mad Men. It is killing me to admit I watched both shows enough to know that fact without looking it up.

a. My little sister comes up to me and says "some old lady just fucking pushed me, she just hit me." Oh fucking hell no, no one's gonna touch my sister.

I'm not so bothered by it that'd I'd call it an affront, but I do think you've hit on some reasons why it's bothered me that I've been having trouble articulating. This: "I think Bristol Palin's viewpoints are frightening and detrimental to society. That said, her viewpoints, perspective, feelings and life story and…

Hell to the yes. Instead of in addition to her husband, I wouldn't mind Abigail Adams as the replacement. John Adams was a sexist prick (yes, I know that this didn't exactly make him an anomaly among presidents). I hate that condescending letter he wrote to her after she stressed the importance of women.

Add this to the list next to Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Barack Obama of men whose wives we wish became president.

I imagine Malala would not like her book to be used to mock and deride any other young woman for the purpose of entertainment.