I see lol. Pizzagate is just a very common topic on Cumtown esp. in light of all the recent Hollywood scandals (I’m sure the Chapo guys talk about it too). Definitely one of the more hilarious conspiracy theories

do u listen to the podcast Cumtown by any chance?

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Frat House 2: Never Clean

The finale was the first episode I watched of Nathan for You and it was great. I watched it again after watching the whole 4th season and it was even better — probably because I had a better idea of Nathan’s persona. It’s really excellent either way though

The moral is that it takes more than late night talk show hosts to influence an election. So we should stop acting like they’re the answer.

When it became obvious what a dumb and cruel and spiritually and financially and militarily ruinous mistake our war in Vietnam was, every artist worth a damn in this country, every serious writer, painter, stand-up comedian, musician, actor and actress, you name it, came out against the thing. We formed what might be…

Ah yes, I’m sure Seth Meyers’ cutting wit will make all the difference in the upcoming election.

I LIKE MODERN DAY ADAM SANDLER.

And I'll be reminded of it, every time I see Sam Weir's sweet innocent face.
*sobs quietly*

Why would the author of this article? Why would anyone? I obviously don't know him or his life, I just thought the wording of his response could have been better.

Don't settle for your Joss Whedon. Find your Paul Feig.

True.

His dirty laundry has already been aired, if he doesn't want to comment on it he should just say 'no comment' rather than giving a passive aggressive statement.

His reason for not commenting is such bullshit. "Out of concern for his children" — as if implying that their mother doesn't care about them. It's like he's trying to say: "Yeah, I had a bunch of affairs and lied to my wife. But look at me! I'm a good father!"

The thing about male feminism is that it seems self-congratulatory. E.g. Being a dude and wearing a shirt that says 'This Is What A Feminist Looks Like'.

As long as Joss Stone is still a feminist, I think I'll be OK.

The TMZ parody in Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping is so accurate.

To be fair, she does seem pretty scary.

What he said about "poptimism" is so true. It used to be "hip" and "cool" to like top 40 music, because it was symbolic of not being a close-minded indie wet fart. But now it feels like that whole movement has been co-opted by music industry executives, intent on selling as much of their product as possible.