I get that it wasn't your cuppa, but subtlety doesn't necessarily mean it's a good movie. Some movies need to hit you over the head. 12 Years was a visceral experience, most McQueen films are.

"There's a special place in hell for women who don't support other women."

Was this an "oooh naughty" joke though or a "kid, look at your complexion, look at Idris, let's be real" joke? I took it as the second.

As old people like me say: Better a broken engagement than a divorce.

You've been successfully marketed too. Your coconut oil consumption isn't more or less healthy than butter or vegetable oil consumption, stop deluding yourself that it is any different. Big Coconut loves manipulating weak minds.

Bed wenching? Is that still something actual people say to tear black women down? How quaint.

I don't have an engagement ring either. My wedding right cost fifty cents from one of those little jewelry dispensers in front of the grocery store. I actually bought it months before my wedding, never intending it to be my wedding right (we weren't doing rings), but my husband put it on my finger during the…

I never had an engagement ring, but yesterday, I randomly bought a cubic zirconia that looks like an engagement ring for $11.

I'll be insulted later, when I have more time.

WTF - why the face?

I like the Pat Benetar version better than this dude's.

Feels kinda weird saying this about someone so famous and well-loved, but I'm in my 30's, never heard anything by this artist before. This is pretty darn good. Thanks.

Haha, YSO! (stands for "your so old" btw) (stands for "by the way" btw).

*dreamy sigh* Why does Jennifer Hudson always look perfect?

Ok- Naya is gorgeous and talented in ways Kim will never be, but am I the only one who thought this was Kim Kardashian?

Naya Rivera is breaking my heart. She's so gorgeous but she's clearly trying to look like Kim Kardashian trying to look like J-Lo. But yeah, her dress would be an amazing day to night dress if you cut that dumb black train.

It's not the best shot because the position of the camera and her hair style make her look overly asymmetrical (seriously, cover half of her face and look at the photo again). Maybe there's some weird photoshop involved that's setting off the uncanny valley. But trying to read some sort of racial discrimination out of…

I don't know. She's a very different person from all the other women, from everything I can tell from her writing, her interviews, and her humor. If you read her book, she comes off almost as traditional....and traditionally glamorous. Kind of Old World in a way. That cover really defines her. I think it captures her…

Her photo is fab - I think the other women should have gotten her treatment instead.

I thought her close up was way sexier than any of the others' photos. The look! Intense!

I said it yesterday and I'll say it again: she looks incredibly gorgeous and glamorous on that cover! Black-and-white portraiture is the bomb.