Don't worry, Taylor Lautner. I cried a little during "Breaking Hymen" too, but it got better near the end.

It's not sexism when the one who is the most qualified applies for the job and gets it.

Yeah, I thought it was an odd song choice (and you are so right about it being the go-to sad song), but I still like it and they sounded good.

"Community" has a 50/50 writers' room as does "Chelsea Lately." Things ARE changing, albeit slowly. But you (a general 'you', not you specifically) definitely won't get hired if you don't apply.

There was some item on "Whitney" on Jezebel the other day, and people just bashed, bashed, bashed Whitney Cummings. Which is OK, I'm not particularly a big fan of hers either, but it seems some people only want progress when it fits their personal, narrow definition.

In my workplace, there are five men and approximately 20 women. And that's because more qualified women than men apply. So, is that a sexist work environment?

I think TDS gets chosen as the example a.) because of their Emmy wins and b.) because J.S. is allegedly a jerk in real life. Seriously, The Colbert Report is even worse about the homogenous white male mixture, but Stephen Colbert is allegedly a nice guy, so perhaps that's why they don't get held up under the…

If this were truly a post about discrimination in the workplace, then yes, I agree with you. As it is, it's merely one more post about what an asshole Jon Stewart is.

I thought the version of "Hallelujah" was good. I guess that was just me and Pratt, then. Which I am completely okay with.

How do *I* get adopted by a loving businessman from New York? Willow/Molly should parlay this experience into a how-to book. Us felines gotta stick together! Meeeeeeeow!

Good grief, if everyone sat there last night and applauded Charlie Sheen back into the fold live on network television, surely Galliano can walk a runway again.

No, we're talking about what an asshole Jon Stewart is again.

I think Kate Winslet and Angela Kinsey tied for best dressed last night.

I agree. I am a fan of "The Daily Show," but "The Colbert Report" has better writing and Stephen (or his character, I should say) manages to do better interviews. Jon Stewart wants it both ways while claiming he's just a comedian (as you point out), and it can't work like that.

Oh look, a dead horse. Let's flog it!

The reason Republicans are delighting in stories about "buyer's remorse" re: supporting Obama over H.C. in '07 and '08 is because they know Hillary would never win the presidency. She wouldn't have then, and she wouldn't now (especially because the Democrats aren't as united and motivated as they were in '08). So of…

"Don't have sex, because you will get pregnant and die. Don't have sex in the missionary position, don't have sex standing up, just don't do it."

He's a TV writer. I know he's done (or currently still does?) "Family Guy." I think he also wrote for Craig Ferguson back in the day. And he dated (or still dates?) Sarah Silverman.

I'm struggling to lose the baby weight, and I never had a baby. :-(

S/he Who Must Not Be Named?