And David Schwimmer. 

“But let’s be real: Betty was gay as fuck—and now that’s actually canon. Betty will be an openly gay woman in the Paramount+ Rugrats series, and she’ll be voiced by queer actor Natalie Morales”

The actual change to the character is whatever - representation is good, points people make in other comments that they…

So wearing a sweatshirt, being assertive, and liking sports makes a woman gay?

Oh, so the new Rugrats show will be a wish-fulfillment fantasy TV show. That’s cool. 

Also, just found out they de-aged Susie so she’s the same age as Chuckie rather than Angelica.

This isn’t airing on TV, so that won’t matter either way.

“Yi said that the film’s producers—including Rogen, who she named as an enabler—tried to bribe her to stay with a bigger role”

Didn’t they successfully bribe her? I thought she took the money and the role, and now, after the check cleared, is attempting to claim the moral high ground too. Franco is the unequivocal bad…

I read through the comments below and maybe its my old age (35), but can we just let it go? God damn he admitted he wasn’t perfect and is trying to make it better but ya’ll just ready to tear his limbs off for the attempt. Either you all are very unfunny in real life, or have no idea what it takes to write a joke and…

Prediction:

Did this article get submitted accidentally before it was finished?

Good for them! Did they ever apologize to that froyo place for trying to tank their business a couple of weeks ago? 

I would’ve thought they’d be demisexual, but I guess that would be narcissistic.

Didn’t they come out as pansexual a few weeks ago?

Yeah. I think everyone giving Barrymore shit need to remember that:

1.) She was barely an adult herself and had been battling drug addiction for years - like since the age most girls are playing with Barbies*. She’s not in the same boat as Gerwig and Winslet who were well into adulthood and worked with him after the…

Dylan helped kick off the change in the zeitgeist that helped MeToo become a thing. She wrote her very brave op-ed in 2014.

But it’s nice that Drew Barrymore was able to so bravely relieve herself of this guilt.

Yeah, this isn’t about Brown being “redeemed” (Dude was an absolute bust).

I’m more forgiving of a 21 year old with a reputation for being a party girl and an addict working with him a few years after his case had been bungled by the courts/police and he had been cleared in the court of public opinion than I can a lot of others who worked with him later and when they were older.

At this point, regardless of how anyone feels about Allen, it is the safest thing possible to say you regret working with him/don’t want to work with him now. There’s absolutely nothing brave about it. It’s like saying you don’t want to work with Bill Cosby.

“I refuse to work with Kevin Spacey!” Wow, congrats. So…

The weirdest thing about the Saw franchise is that every sequel forgot that Jigsaw was the villain of the first movie.