I assume it's the two people pretty everybody knows are/were gay? Is it really a spoiler if it has been known for 300 years?

He said something about her having an entourage, which everyone else who’s worked with her says she doesn’t.

I think we’re all missing the most offensive bit of what he said, which is that Adam Levine is a film actor capable of self analysis.

Wow. I didn’t even catch this gem the first time around this morning:

You bring up some good points that are definitely worth discussing. The conversation over “leaks” in gaming journalism is an interesting one, and one we’ve discussed a LOT internally. (I sit next to Stephen, and he and I have conversations about this sort of thing ALL the time.)

I have a friend who just had a baby with a guy who clearly has abusive tendencies. And it’s a total disconnect with the guy I’ve met in the past, who is charming and funny and self-deprecating. But apparently when they are alone together he is nasty, dismissive, verbally abusive, and has given the impression that he…

Cool, so the security guard assaulted himself, the hotel room trashed itself, Winona Ryder misremembered things to Natalie Portman, Kate Moss ripped up photos of herself in a fit of jealousy, all those beers drank themselves and then went on television and drunkenly stumbled through that speech, the car drove itself…

I liked how Stephen King handled this when people were all up in arms that the TV show “Under the Dome” wasn’t faithful to the book and claimed the TV show ruined it. He basically said “No. If you love the book, it’s still there, go read it, I promise you the book didn’t change because we made a TV show.” The ‘you…

Is this new movie going to make the old movie not exist anymore? Because that’s the leap I’m not able to make here... how does a remake do anything to the original beloved film whether it’s good or bad?

You know what ruined my childhood? Becoming an adult. Because this shit makes me realize how good we all had it as 6-year-olds, as 9-year-olds. Becoming an adult. The end to all great childhoods.

If someone told me that something I made when they were already adults ruined their childhood, I’d probably have to stop myself from telling them that if that’s all it took to ruin their childhood, it wasn’t much of a childhood to begin with.

What is sad is that the assumption was these men were a gaggle of gang rapists because they dared to greet someone politely as they waited in line to get ice cream and one of them had the audacity to speak to a non-male, in broad daylight like an equal!

I’m always watching out for other peoples’ kids in public. It’s maternal instinct. I couldn’t help it if I tried.

I haven’t encountered too many “creepers on women” scenarios, but I’d be watching and doing something, if I had.

There was a young “couple”, though, in Toronto, a few years back. On a subway platform, with…

Ah fuck me. I’m an idiot. I totally read that as him saying she was planting the story to make Depp look bad. Too late to delete I think.

Not all Canadians. I look out all the time and intervene when required. Usually that just means standing there with someone and babbling until someone else leaves—but sometimes it means yelling and waving arms to scare someone off and force bystanders to pay attention. (I was a public librarian, though, and that kind…

I’m not crying. Nope.

I love when women watch out for other women

Made me think of an article I read that highlighted the need for shelters that allowed pets. It said that some women would decline a bed at shelters that didn’t allow pets and stay in cars, or on the streets instead because they couldn't stand being seperated from the pet and feared for the pet's life if they left the…

The facts JES includes here are themselves a solid argument that critics should know something about what they’re critiquing. I’ve read and heard a *lot* about Beyonce this year and didn’t know until now that she owns a chunk of Tidal. Maybe thinkpieces shouldn’t get a pass on basic newsgathering.

This is excellent Julianne. I have so many things I could say but I’m still recovering from you saying so much of it so perfectly.