Yeah, all I could think was “You know, women go to work when they’re sick Every Damn Day.”

I want to support women in films, especially in lead roles, especially in non-traditional roles, for instance, as action stars.

There was an article posted about this movie a while back on Jezebel and someone commented that the name felt too generic. They said it would be like “If James Bond was called “Brunette Spy Guy”” and I have no idea why it’s stuck with me. I whisper “Brunette Spy Guy” and laugh everytime I see anything about this…

I want to get excited for this movie, but I can’t. I’ve said this on another post but I’m annoyed that they (or Charlize herself) put her in thigh-highs and then the gratuitous sex scene with her and Boutella and the gun cleaning in the bra...*sigh* Can’t we just have a female spy who wears jeans and a normal shirt?…

I think Nanny may have been a red herring. Like, she maybe wanted in on the Affleck D and he liked the attention but there wasn’t much that actually happened, aside from her acting unprofessional.

Playing Asian is Emma Stone territory

A 50-year old Asian woman?

Jennifer Lawrence is about to promote another movie

Or—and bear with me on this because it’s a radical concept—she experiences a high level of racism as a Black woman with a bit of change in her pocket and instead of just dealing with it as most of us do on a regular basis, has decided to call it out more often.

drugs kill us in more ways than OD and pretending otherwise is so nuts it makes me want to throw my computer against the wall.

Me wishing she didn’t die because of her addiction isn’t calling her a bad person BECAUSE she had an addiction.

If only the same compassion and logic were applied to all addicts and people suffering from mental illness, regardless of fame or socio-economic status.

she did not die because she used (and sometimes abused) drugs.

Such mixed feelings reading your comment. I guess there’s a silver lining in everything (for some). To others (me?), her death is wholly terrible. It’s a bit weird to treat others’ tragedies as PSAs.

and the kicker “I’m not saying I’m attractive. I mean when you’re considered attractive.”

I want to get psyched for this movie, but I just can’t. Between the lesbian sex scene with Sofia Boutella and various shots of Theron in her sexy outfits (looking flawless, of course), I’m just like “meh.” It all feels very much directed towards the male audience. Also, not a fan of this fight scene. Something about…

Adam Levine always amuses me. Tatted up like a 12 year old boy’s idea of what a real hard dude rawker looks like, while singing crossover, corny, white-boy pop for the “leave the radio on in the office” crowd. Deep down, he must be miserable, and that is delicious.

I don’t understand how anyone has the energy to be a fan of Katy Perry. She is exhausting in her thirst.

I would not have the energy to be a fan of Katy Perry. Rihanna would never ask for a pie.

His track record is cold and messy.