Nice how you pin the inevitable compromise of workers rights that directly result from Charney's firing back on him. Sorry, kids, not everyone is all bad or all good. While I don't disagree that DC brought a lot of this fire (and brand devaluation) on creepy self, the people really hurt in the American Apparel mess…

I thought they looked that way because they've been in that basement, forced to try on leggings and bat-wing hoodies for so long that they've lost all hope that they'll ever get out to wear normal clothes again.

I don't get it. His hotness didn't go away just because he left the band. In fact it's even better, because now you aren't forced to block out the blonde one or the one with Robin Hood facial hair from your peripheral vision.

this is too much

What a shame. Iris was a decent person and always nice. One of the good things about AA was how organic in nature it was. Dov kept an eclectic circle of people around him in charge of things that helped keep things fresh. Sure some of the people could be jerks but on the whole his crew was made up of a lot of creative…

I wish this article was about 50¢ losing that damn shirt

You beat me to it. So many levels to this picture.

I have so many questions.

But not even, because AA wasn't profitable under Charney for the last several years of his leadership either. These are just children who are mad that grownups are going to be in charge now, and start actually running the company as something other than a Hedonism resort that occasionally produces leggings.

First the gays get weddings, then you tell me that the Jews have unicorns? Man, straight Christians don't get anything fun.

OMG THAT'S THE ONE I WANT

Also, the Real Gay Agenda:

omg what is Big Gay Ice Cream and why can't I have it now

Quite a few Trip Adviser reviews complaining about little things, like drug deals and crack pipes. Sounds cozy.

I have a sharp tongue. I'm also quick to apologize, which works well with adults, but not for kids. With kids what's said can't be taken back, and I don't think I'd be patient enough with my own kids. I also don't have a great model with my own parents; there are very few things that I would want to do similarly. I'm…

I'm a parent. I did not have kids because I thought it was the right thing to do for the world. I had kids because I wanted them. It's probably the most selfish thing I ever did. Now that they are here I do unselfish things for them. But the having of them was definitely all for me.

Yeah, this is a really good test case for confirmation bias. Both racists and anti racists could hold up a spread sheet with these results to "prove" their points.

Another problem is that behavior that they wouldn't even notice in a white girl but identify as aggression or unacceptable attitude from a black girl.

I'd be more interested to see some more qualifiers added here - the racist can easily shrug this off by saying "black kids are just worse than white kids, so of course they get suspended more." It actually reinforces the worldview of someone who thinks that way.